EVGA 02G-P4-2676-KR GeForce GTX 670 FTW LE 2GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: It's a nice card

Cons: Fan is hard locked so it can't go above 80% which is annoying

Other Thoughts: If you have a little extra money, skip the FTW LE and go for the normal FTW

Pros: Performs great at factory overclock, no problems with drivers at all.

Cons: Very poor overclocker.

Other Thoughts: Forget if you don't like the reference cooler, in my experience you're not gonna be overclocking much anyways.

I could've reach a good overclock on this at all. I was unable to reach regular FTW speeds.

I ordered this knowing that this card wouldn't be a good overclocker. I used it in a friends build cause at the time it was the cheapest solution to have high performance.

At factory overclock this card is a monster. You won't have any trouble playing even the most demanding games. If you're a non-overclocking PC gamer, feel free to buy this. If you're an avid overclocker or are expecting to try out overclocking for the first time, stay away from this card.

All in all, for my friend who is a enthusiast gamer but not much of a tech junkie, this works perfectly. For myself I would in no way every purchase an LE card.

Pros: Fast and run everything perfect
somehow it allowed me to run three monitors off of it

Cons: Loud
gets hot

Other Thoughts: Great card for the value, would suggest it to a friend

Pros: Coming up on a year of ownership.
Mine OC's comfortably to 1280mhz on core for 24/7 gaming, benches at 1,300mhz. Nice to have the blower style fan to push the heat out the back of tue case, especially when you have two of these in SLI.

Speaking of SLI, great scaling and smooth playback. NVIDIA drivers are second to non. I play at 1440p and max everything out with minor AA.

2 of these perform as well as a Titan ($1,000)

Cons: Most people would say the 2gb gram limit....let me tell you, I play at 1440p and still haven't run into a game that had a Vram issue.

Other Thoughts: Obvious buy is obvious, not to mention, Evga's reputation for customer service is comforting.

Pros: Have been impressed so far. Handles everything so far. The EVGA Precision Utility is very easy to control. Can tweak memory, clock speed and voltage easily. The built in FPS limiter helps to save card strain. I have yet to see the card run above 50%. I run my games at 1080p with all settings on max. Amazing. Those looking to watercool your card, use the gtx 680 blocks. I did. It works.

Cons: LE. Price difference is about $10.

Pros: Ran cool and fast.
Was able to play the most taxing games I own on highest settings with ease.

Cons: Came with a dud HDMI port and had to RMA. After a few days, I got a message saying the card was damaged and I needed to pay $40.00 to fix it. Apparently 2 resistors broke en route, and the card no longer worked. Checked with EVGA, and the rep first said he didn't know if the box was damaged, then said it wasn't. Still unsure how two critical resistors broke in a box filled with bubble wrap.

Pros: + NEWEGG Fast shipping
+ Cheaper then 680
+ Fast in most games

Cons: + Died within a month and screen start to show artifacts
+ Temp were high since Day 1 maybe I received the defective card from begning
+ Got very loud due to reference cooler

Other Thoughts: Need good airflow for this card, instead of LE get a regular FTW version which is faster.

Pros: This card has done nothing but satisfy my needs! I upgraded from an AMD Radeon 6850, and MAN is there a difference. I can max out any game i throw at it, including AA settings, and still get 60+ Fps in most. The card also runs fairly cool, i use EVGA Precision X to control the fan speeds. The card never goes over about 62C on a full load.

Cons: None, im beyond satisfied with this card. Props to EVGA for their great build quality!

Other Thoughts: Like i had said in my "Pros" this card can run quite cool, i recommend using EVGA Precision X, or somthing similar like Msi Afterburner to control your fan curve, and of course... do some overclocking if you feel the urge......... Cheers :)

Pros: -Adaptive V-Sync
-two Anti-aliasing modes
-3D Vision/ supports 3D play back
-near silent
-Runs cool
-one came with borderlands 2 and Assassin's Creed 3
-SLI Ready
-works with 90% of my games
-Fast
-Extremely easy to install-dropped right in and didn't require any wiggling to get into the PCI-E slots
-Each Card came with VGA to DVI adapters

Cons: -didn't come with a back plate

-Kind of big and is kind of heavy for it's size. Didn't bother me much but it surprised my little brother.

-Did not come with an SLI bridge; Luckily my Mobo came with a 2 way SLI bridge

-I had to remove the bars between the rear expansion slot grills on my case.

-The driver it came with caused the cards the crash frequently. After updating to 310.90 it driver seemed to crash more often. I then downloaded the nVIDIA GeForce Experience Beta and installed the beta driver 313.96 . The driver still crashes from time to time but it's a lot less than it was with Driver 310.90

-Mail in Rebate was labeled "Return to sender" -Please see other-

Other Thoughts: -I bought one Graphics card in November and I sent in the rebate. And I didn't hear anything until Early this month. Last week I got it back in the mail label "Return to Sender" due to the address being invalid/ Receiver had moved. The envelope was badly ripped and the rebate form was no longer legible -it was ripped as well as the ink had seeped all over the page. The post office claims that it was lost in the mail and was recently found and sent back to me.

The second card was bought in January and I recently had that rebate returned to me as well again due to an invalid address. If the rebate still available on cards bought in January?

Pros: Install went completely smooth. Zero issues. This was a massive step up from the 8600GTS I was using before. So far, it handles everything I throw at it with ease.

The cooler doesn't make much noise that I can tell. The 8600GTS had a passive cooler and I was worried the GTX 670 would have a loud fan, but I don't hear it spinning even when playing games all day.

Seems to stay cool, temps are normal and don't jump too much under load. Ambient case temps are normal.

Cons: Expensive. Physically large. I have lots of room in my P183 case, but only because the middle drive bay is removed. I don't really see this being much of a problem unless you have a smaller case.

Other Thoughts: Really happy with the purchase. Don't really play too many games, but I've been doing a lot more gaming since I bought this card.