EVGA 04G-P4-3673-KR GeForce GTX 670 FTW+ 4GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Very powerful, quieter than my 550ti was. Super smooth frame rates, no "tearing".
I run BF3 at max everything and get 60-80 FPS, 1080p, 120hz, on 2D.
I get between 50-70 fps in 1920x1080, 120hz, 3D. I really enjoy this card. I can finally appreciate my ASUS 27in 3D monitor to its fullest extent.
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My system specs:
Intel Core i7-2600k OverClocked to 4.4GHz
8GB Kingston HyperX 1600Mhz RAM
MSI P67A-GD65 Motherboard
COOLER MASTER HAF 932 Case
Corsair 750W PSU
Corsair H70 Water cooling
2x 64GB SSD raid 0 (STRIP)
Win 7 pro 64bit
EVGA GTX670 FTW+ 4GB
ASUS 27in VG278H 3D Display

Cons: Driver problems, I get windows and direct x errors almost every time I play bf3 its annoying but doesn’t cause to many problems.

Pros: YES! For the price, impossible to beat.

Cons: Pricey, but you get what you pay for.

Pros: I upgraded from 2 GTX 460's 1GB in SLI and this is a VAST improvement. Less power usage = more wattage available for overclocking both my gpu and cpu. Runs much cooler than my 460s. My 460's averaged about 78-80C on full load. This card dances at around 65-68 on air. The biggest reason I went with the 4GB version was for gaming on 3 screens. I run a 6000x1080 resolution (with bezel correction) setup, and the loaded textures for that resolution often top 2GB in most games released in the last 2 years. Playing the witcher 2, the vram usage reaches 3GB!!! If you're playing on or planning on multiple displays, 2GB just won't cut it for much longer. That being said, a single card doesn't have the processing power to push all those 3GB of textures and effects at max settings, so I've had to step down some quality settings (typically from "ultra" to "high") to get 45~60 fps. That is an acceptable loss for me since I can always add another when the price drops or they have an awesome game packaged with it. For now, I'm happy to sacrifice a bit of quality for the awesome FOV I get with surround. Also, this card is pretty reasonably sized. It fits in my Rosewill Challenger mid-ATX case just fine with a few inches to spare.

Cons: None, so far. If I had to force myself to find one, I'd say if you're upgrading from a pre-Kepler based gpu, then the overclocking process might seem a bit confusing. The kepler GPU's have a dynamic clock, meaning it changes based on necessity. It's not like before when you just set a clock speed and it stays there. Although, that's nothing a little forum searching and googling can't fix.

Other Thoughts: My system specs:

AMD FX-8350 @ 4.2GHz
EVGA GTX 670
ASUS 990FX Crosshair V Formula Mobo
2x4GB Patriot DDR3 DIMM @ 1600 MHz
240GB Vertex Agility 3 SSD
2 TB Seagate Baracuda
Corsair GS700 PSU

Pros: Fast, really really fast. I picked out this 670 because it is overclocked to the point it posts faster scores in almost everything then a GTX 680 and a lot less money.

4GB RAM - For me this is a big one. I play a LOT of Skyrim with a TON of high rez texture addons. It eat right though my old card's (GTX 480) RAM. So this time I wanted to make sure I had enough.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I have bought EVGA cards since the Geforce FX line. My first EVGA was a Geforce FX 5800 Ultra. I have never had a single issue with one of their cards. They are a great brand.

Pros: - Already comes pre-over-clocked
(But as we all know we can push it a tad further :] )

-Comes with EVGA precision X for more over-clocking

- I ran haven bench to see how this is, and my score was 1841 with a min FPS of 9; Max of 175. After a 140 power target and +400 on memory clock and +70 on core my score was 1997 Min FPS of 31; Max of 202. Great product!

Cons: - Rather large card. fits snug into my rosewill challenger mid tower

Other Thoughts: Cant think of many other cons.. It is an outstanding buy!

If you want a killer GPU at an awesome price, look NO further you have found it! This can OC more out of the box and reach an unbelievable potential.

Pros: 4 Gig VRAM
Smooth
Great Software

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I've been playing WOW for years now and have never enjoyed it this much. It constantly tickles the max 200fps and averages 135fps with everything maxed and that's with a single card! I bought 2 of these for SLI and to be honest it's overkill for an average gamer like myself but I'm glad I did.

2x EVGA GTX670 FTW+
Gigabyte Z77X-UP7
16GB Kingston "Beast" 1600MHz ram
240GB Intel 335 SSD
1TB Seagate HDD
Cooler Master HAF X case
Corsair HX1050 power supply
Corsair H100i CPU water cooler w/2 Noctua 120MM PWM fans
140MM Noctua fan for rear exhaust

Pros: Got 4gb version for 2D/3D surround. This single card absolutely blows 2 460s out of the water (about double the performance at 6030x1080) on most benches/compares I've done so far. Runs nice and quiet on water! :)

Cons: It's not a Titan? (and I'm not broke now, either).

Other Thoughts: No real increase or reasoning to go 680 over this card once overclocked a bit more (remember, this card is already OC'd out of the box), your RAM can go substantially higher, but your core won't unless you're upping your voltage (NOT RECOMMENDED).

This card is a 680 reference design and will fit 680 reference water blocks perfectly.

Pros: This thing has ripped through every thing I have, even crysis three.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I would like to see What XFX could do with some of these gpu's

Pros: A surprisingly significant performance increase over my "GTX 650ti FTW Signature 2" that it replaced.
It also runs much quieter than expected.

Cons: Because of the 4GB memory I expected at least 40FPS at "3240 X 1920" 3 display "surround" resolution, but unfortunately I'm only granted a 26FPS average. Perhaps once I upgrade to an SSD, It may help sustain a minimum of 32fps average at said resolution.

Other Thoughts: Nonetheless the "2560 X 1280" resolution that I settled for is quite pleasant. I barely pay attention to the slight decrease in sharpness. Bottom line, I'm more than certain that this card soars like a rocket on a standard 1080P display setup.

Pros: Seriously, this card is a champion, with base cars only being 5-8% worse than a 680, this card is at least as good as the stock 680. This card handles battlefield 3 on ultra without batting an eye, and is VERY quiet indeed.

Cons: While my first card died within a month, I like this card enough that I won't even deduct an egg from my rating. The customer service I received from EVGA was extremely quick, and had me a new card within a week.

Other Thoughts: The pricing on this card is a bit high, but the difference in this and other cards makes up for that price gap, to the point where this version having the 4gb dedicated memory is just icing on the cake.