XFX HD-677X-ZNLC Radeon HD 6770 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: Very solid GPU especially for the price. Able run most games on max settings at a 1080p resolution (BF3 runs about 50 fps on medium, Blops 2 maxed settings 70+)

Cons: Only con I can think of is the fan gets really loud which isn't too bad of a problem.

Other Thoughts: Great card for the price, no need to upgrade cards for a while as this one can tank just about any game for the time being.

Pros: -Still able to run most games on high settings
-No problems in over a year
-Overclocked nicely
-Black
-Seems like solid build quality

Cons: -Seems a little hot (could be that my case has no airflow though, lol)
-Fan can be loud at 75+% (not a problem for me as I have Turtle Beach X12's that pretty much drown out the fan)
-Heat kinds disperses out the sides and not much out the back

Other Thoughts: I bought this card a year ago, and since then they have changed the shape of the heatsync, but it could be for the better. I bought this card to put into a Lenovo H405, so I could play games on it, and it works better than expected, I was able to play many games on max settings. Most of the games I couldn't play on at least medium was because my CPU was holding me back (games like DayZ and PlanetSide 2). I'm putting together a whole new PC and because the GPU has served my so well I figure, why spend more money on a new GPU when I can just reuse my XFX 6770? My only real problem is that the card can get kind of hot, but I think it is because the case that my Lenovo came has hardly and airflow, it only has one fan in the back so the card gets up to about 75c. I just got into some overclocking and was able to get it to 920/1300MHz stable without increasing the voltage, and I'd say there was a small, yet, noticeable performance increase. Though I would say that if you are looking to get a new GPU you should try for the XFX 7770, as it is of course newer and about 20% faster.

Pros: Smooth graphics for the price for our applications (Skyrim/WOW both on ultra)

Cons: After about 6 months of ownership we started to have black screen problems...upon opening the case and inspecting we noticed the fan would not turn on...removed the card and installed a old one in its place but with card removed, the fan is almost hard to turn my hand...not sure what type of fan this is but seems kinda lowsy considering the card aint even a year old yet

Other Thoughts: I've had XFX cards in the past and tbh that was the main reason in purchasing this card for my wifes machine...after this fan issue I may reconsider for furture purchases...

Pros: It works just fine

Cons: Got ripped off by XFX over rebate claim. I already filled out the necessary info and posted UPC/ barcode proof of purchase sent and mailed to them. Apparently they threw it in the trash because when i checked today whats going on with my rebate I CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE. I called them but they just hung up on me after i ask about the rebate issues. Was put on hold for more than 40mins before they decided to hang up. I don't think they're that busy unless they're having huge amounts of issues with their products.

Other Thoughts: Never buying this stupid Brand ever again. I'm sticking to MSI and GigaByte. Also Newegg is on its last straw with me. anymore failed rebates and i'm pulling my account from this site.

Pros: Plays most games on high settings with high FPS, any game that isn't really graphically demanding or brand new runs at max settings no problem. Great for a budget system that still performs.

Cons: Not really a con for me, but the fan gets really loud when the card is under load, loud enough that I can hear it over all the other fans I have.

Other Thoughts: Don't buy a (oh no a bad word) case for your build. The (cheap) case I ended up going with made it so that the GPU heatsink is at the bottom of the case with very little space for airflow away from the card. Initially the GPU temp would go as high as 80 C under load, so I ended up cutting a hole in the door to add a fan. What a pain, but now it is around 60 C, a lot better.

Pros: - Solid Mid-High Performance on most games.
- High value card for a low price
- Performs better than early models of later generations.

Cons: - Don't expect to run games on Ultra settings.
- Fan needs regular cleaning to keep the noise down.
- 3 monitors can't be run simultaneously.

Other Thoughts: I just bought a second one for a friend instead of giving them a newer generation card, so that should speak some towards its quality.

Battlefield 3 can be run on High settings, although the frame rate might jerk when things get really hectic.


The fan does need to be cleaned more often than most video cards just to keep it quiet. This isn't due to a bad fan or anything, just the layout of the heatsink in relation to the fan. When dust starts redirecting the air, it can make a whine. This won't really affect the heat profile of the card, it just gets annoying as it echos around the inside of your case.

Pros: For the few minutes that it works, dota2 and cs go looked great maxed out. Price was $90 and can max out diablo 3 from what i hear haven't tried yet.

Cons: Terrible! i just wished i didnt have to deal with problems like these. Installed all the drivers booted up dota 2 and when i hit alt & tab the game freezes up black screen with audio. Tried borderless window and seems to fix it but i haven't tried a game for longer that 10min to test that out. Tried CS go and as soon as the round begins my entire pc freezes up with the only option to shut down with power button.

Other Thoughts: Mobo: Asus M5A97
CPU: AMD Phenom ll X4 965 BE
Memory: 8gb crucial

Pros: A. Played Audiosurf at 60 Fps + and Bf3 at medium to high at 50fps +
B. Automatic Overclock
C. Cheap

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Best thing yet

Pros: great graphics for the money.runs cool and quiet,so much in fact i bought another and run dual xfx 6670 crossfire x.great card would buy another anytime.small card made it easy to fit 2 in my thermaltake mid tower case.matched with my amd 970 chipset motherboard and i love the results!

Cons: none great card...........

Other Thoughts: xfx is my brand great company....keep em rolling out boys!

Pros: I picked this card up for my first gaming build and quickly discovered that this card can pretty much run everything I throw at it at high or max settings. I initially bought it for Diablo III but it runs games like Skyrim superbly. I play a lot of older games like HL2, BioShock and Far Cry, and it's awesome to see these games in full 1080p.

The product packaging is killer and the hardware quality is great. I love the dremel'd XFX logo in the back panel.

Cons: None. The plastic shroud on the top of the card could be sturdier but that's nothing to worry about.

Other Thoughts: My motherboard doesn't currently support Crossfire or SLI but I'm considering upgrading it and adding another one of these cards so I can have the extra 1GB. This is my first XFX card and I already love this company.