Pros: Black PCB Massive Heat Pipes Extra Strength Support Back Plate Destroyed my old overclocked dual GTX 460 setup Very nice packaging Nickel plated heat pipes HDMI instead of stupid mini HDMI

Cons: Hotter than I expected Default fan settings are awful. Basically runs at 10% speed until it hits 65 °C then it only bumps up to 20% speed until it hits 85 °C then it finally ramps up to 50% which is still way to slow for 85 °C.

Overall Review: Thankfully they have an option to manually adjust the fan curve to a more efficient one. After I adjusted that to a more practically amount (Base was 10% now its 40%), the card ran up 10 °C cooler in all of my benchmarks as well as idling a lot cooler.

Pros: Those cards are very powerful faster than stock GTX680 and very cool not to mention ultra quiet. One of those is all you need for 1080p and even in 1440 or 1600 it holds it own.

Cons: I got two of those and one is working perfectly well it boosts to 1280Mhz no stability problems nothing simply PERFECT. Why only two eggs than ? Second card was unstable , instant crash in Heaven , Stone giant , BF3 and other benchmarks/games. Got it RMA'd , got replacement card and surprise surprise it's even worse !! Red screens/driver crashes all over !! Before ASUS rep comes here and says it's their GPU Tweek IT'S NOT !!! I've tested those cards in every possible way , alone in SLI , in different PC's , stock , underclocked , higher voltage you name it but no dice. While significantly underclocked they seem almost stable but that's not good enough ASUS I paid good coin for factory overclocked card and i expect it to freaking work with out of the box settings !! Currently in process of RMA'ing my replacement "facepalm" Just read the reviews and google it those TOP cards are pure lottery stay away until ASUS fixes this !!!

Overall Review: Got two of those cards they're very powerful , even one of those is better for my resolution than my old GTX590 (running 2560x1440) Super quiet and cool even in SLI it they stay in 70's C

Pros: Beautiful card. Excellent build quality. If you get a good one it is amazing and by far the best GTX 670 available.

Cons: There is a chance that it will be unstable at stock speeds. Many complaints around the net of instability (black screen crash or driver error) at out of the box speeds. The easy way to test for this is to run the Haven benchmark with all options maxed out. If your card is unstable it will usually crash before the first loop is complete.

Overall Review: I purchased two of these cards for SLI. I installed them in my system with a clean install of Windows 7. Everything was fine until I started gaming. Some games would run fine, others would crash to a black screen or a driver error. I finally determined that games that are more demanding on the GPU would crash. I then tested the cards separately. One of them works great. It boosts to 1308 out of the box without any overclock and will run the Haven benchmark for hours without crashing. The other boosts to 1230 out of the box without overclock but crashes within minutes on any GPU intensive game or the Haven benchmark. I have tried the new version of GPU Tweak but this does not help. The only way I can get the unstable card to run is to underclock the GPU by 25. I think I need to RMA the bad card but It looks like these cards are impossible to get so I am afraid that I will not be able to get a replacement. I am considering sending both back and getting a couple EVGA F-T-W cards.

Pros: * Looks and feels expensive * Cooling is magnificent * Same performance as the 680

Cons: * Defective card * Bad batches on the Top editions * Customer service is not the best

Overall Review: Did a clean install, made sure all wires and plugs are secured and updated to latest drivers. I even lowered the card to stock clock and lower to make sure it wasn't the factory OC that was messing with the card. I can't get a replacement till this thing is back in stock from the reseller and the warranty does not cover free shipping from the supplier. It hurts my head and my wallet when I have to pay extra for mistakes I didn't make.

Pros: Impressive build quality and beautiful design. Custom heatsink-fan assembly with massive heatpipes. Metal backplate for extra stability. Custom PCB and power regulation components (VRM, MOSFETs, capacitors) Fast- the GPU will turbo past 1200 Mhz, but becomes unstable...

Cons: The stock settings are unstable (using the latest NVIDIA 301.42 drivers). Like other people, I would crash to desktop when running Heaven benchmark. The card would turbo up to around 1255.5 Mhz and reach 71C (according to GPU-Z) then crash. So I installed MSI Afterburner (didn't install the ASUS utility). To get the card to run stable, I adjusted the core clock to -15 Mhz and changed the fan curve to ramp up to 60% at 50C and 80% at 60C. I also changed the power to 103%. Heaven ran stable for 30min, no crashes. Skyrim also runs stable for extended gaming sessions. I will test with other games when I get a chance.

Overall Review: I probably won't RMA my card just yet, because I haven't had any BSOD or RSOD whatsoever. However, I am somewhat disappointed in ASUS for releasing a video card with issues out of the box. These are my early impressions. I just got the card installed and up-and-running yesterday (5/31), so there may be other issues that I haven't yet discovered. 2 GB isn't very future proof. With the rise of high-res texture packs (Crysis 2, The Witcher 2, Skyrim) and 2560p monitors, 2 GB will not be enough in future games that aren't dumbed down console ports. This is one area that the 7970 beats the 670. The GDDR is not attached to any heatsink, so there might be overheating issues if you aggressively OC the memory. System: i5 3570K at 4.2 GHz stock voltage Hyper 212 EVO ASUS GTX670 TOP ASRock Z77 Extreme4-m Mushkin Blackline 8GB DDR3 1600 Crucial m4 128GB ASUS DVD-burner Seasonic M12II 620W Rosewill R101-p-bk Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit

Pros: Looks nice...pretty quite...err I got it from Newegg?

Cons: Crashes after 10-15 minutes when playing graphically intense games. Even caused complete system crashes a few times.

Overall Review: Well it was a nice upgrade from my XFX 6950 until I played some graphic intensive games. I originally just played SWTOR on it for the first week or so. Temps were low, she ran quite, and the game was smooth. Then I tried Skyrim with some added texture packs and the crashes began. BF3 & Civilization V were also no no's for this card. I didn't want to deal with an RMA so I tired various solutions such as a reinstall of windows, manual fan adjustments, and even underclocked her. However, it was all in vain as she continues to crash. The 670's are no joke but after dealing with this bugged card I'm wishing I had just dropped the extra coin & gone with the EVGA 680. After the RMA is completed that's what I may do depending on when the MSI 670 Power Edition comes out. So yeah my advice to anyone reading this is get the EVGA 680 if you can swing it, wait for the MSI 670 Power Edition, or get any other 670/680 that doesn't says Asus on it.

Pros: Super fast. Very quiet. Was an amazing card when it was running. Ran every game at 1080p on max graphics and with no hiccups.

Cons: Worked great for exactly 1 day. After that I was receiving artifacts and screen tearing and such. Tried to run Heaven benchmark on max like I had done the day before and the card spit up artifacts everywhere. I could have lowered the clock settings to "fix" this but I PAID for an overclocked factory card!! Dissapointed. RMA'd on my dime only to get a refund because of no stock. Wonderful. Not Newegg's fault though for the stock issues though, It's a great card.

Overall Review: I'm torn between getting another when it come back in stock or the EVGA OC'd edition version of this card. I've heard the EVGA card is louder at higher fan settings so I guess I'm stuck. :(

Pros: I suppose if you are lucky and get a good stable card, its as good as it gets for a 670.

Cons: Crash. Crash. Crash. The second I install the latest Nvidia drivers my screen blanks out, artifacts occur, I receive errors that the driver kernal crashed each time, and eventually Win7 forces a reboot. This was just at the desktop. Downloading the latest tweak utility from Asus was of no help after downclocking as much as possible, just to see if I could get some stability. Sent back for refund and will go with EVGA. I have the same thoughts as other negative reviewers here.

Overall Review: I'm sure there are good cards with high quality chips, but there are too many out there it seems that do not and ASUS simply didn't do much QA on this one. Buy at your own risk.