EVGA 02G-P3-1387-KR GeForce GTX 460 2Win (Fermi) 2GB 512-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: Near GTX 580 performance for less money, Good warranty that can be made even better. EVGA customer service. Great looking card and can overclock.

Cons: Kind of a niche product and cannot SLI two of these card together. Long card. Not the same or cheaper price compared to 2 x 460s. Getting the AR card from EVGA makes more sense.

Overall Review: I did not list the KR warranty as a con because there is some misinformation listed on one of the prior reviews. The KR warranty is a 3 year warranty if registered within 30 days AND you have the option to buy an additional 2 years or 10 years of warranty if you like. The other misnformation is that this card has 2 gigs of VRAM. There is technically 2 gigs of ram total on the card, but it is really just 1 gig per GPU meaning games will only recognize 1 gig as will applications. So for example in GTA 4 you would not get a longer view distance because you have 2 gigs on card. You would be limited by the 1 gig per GPU.

Pros: First of all, this card is a very nice for people that only have 1 x16 slot or non-sli compatible boards. People seem to forget the capability of this card. Yes a single high end 580 is faster, and it is possible to OC 2 460's in SLI and they would be faster, but neither of those can run 4 monitors at the same time, or do a Tri-Link setup for 3D vision. Also, I was able to OC this card to 840Mhz Clock and 4000Mhz Memory speed with 0 artifacts. This card does work on non-sli boards, all the SLI is handled internally. Your PC will recognize for cards, if it does not, there is probably something wrong with the cards SLI Ribbon, which EVGA will fix for free. IMPORTANT - for those of you complaining about the 3 year warranty. EVGA upgrades you to the 10 Year warranty FREE OF CHARGE if you purchase and register the card by 5/31/2011. Thats basically the same as a lifetime warranty, if you are going to run this card for more than 10 years, I dont know what to tell you.

Cons: Cannot currently Quad-SLI this. It is a bit on the long side, you need a big case side facing hard drive holder, otherwise it rubs a little on the hard drive cables.

Overall Review: The fans run a little loud at 100%, but its not any louder than any of the other 400 or 500 series when they are at 100%. Note: The card does not cool from the front and out of the back of the card, like other models. The 3 fans just blow out around the card like the after market coolers. So there is more heat generated inside the case that needs to be evacuated.

Pros: Runs stable and fast. As long as you understand the issue of SLI and how different games handle it, it really performs excellent. Using it with a normal GTX460 (to run two other monitors) and the three monitor setup works fine with my main monitor providing SLI performance. Overclockings nice and with the right case, power supply, etc. the temps are fine. using a 750W P/S to run the 2WIN and a second GTX460 with no issues.

Cons: Requires a bit of technical knowledge to get the best out of it. The fan blades are fragile but cheap to replace. It is a big card, so do you research first.

Overall Review: At first I was frustrated with the 2WIN, but after playing with it I am very pleased with the stability, tempertures, performance and noise levels. At the right price I would buy it again.

Pros: Haven't been able to test it yet.

Cons: - Arrived DOA - Motherboard error code with display adapter. Have to use old PCIE GPU until replacement arrives. - Waiting for RMA.

Overall Review: Card is bigger than most out there. It fit in a Tsunami case from Thermaltake. Had to take the drive cage out and use the drive holder built into the case at the bottom for the single HDD. When I get a working GPU I'll be able to test how it works and give a better review.

Pros: Great performance when it works. Fairly cool and quiet.

Cons: This locks up and shuts me down 2.45 times a day, over the last 2-3 weeks. I have spent hours trouble shooting BSOD which upchucks nvlddmkm.sys every time. I installed many different driver versions to no avail. (cleaning the old drivers before installing the new one) All memory checks out fine, psu, etc.

Overall Review: Switching platforms

Pros: 2 GPUs Decent clocks, can be overclock Had 7.8 on WEI Works with Non-SLI Mobo (Need to install the EVGA SLI Enchancement and Precision to check if there's 2 GPU running. If this doesn't work get SLI Patch.) Mine is overclocked at: Core clock = 816 Shader Clock 1632 Memory Clock 1807

Cons: HOT, Unless you have a really good case. I had to buy a new one because my old case had a bad air flow, which made my mobo to auto shutdown due to hot temperature. Now mine runs at 28-34 at idle with lots of fans installed to cool this monster down. But once I start doing some video editing with Adobe Pro, it reach to 58! I heard some people even reach 100 Celsius. LONG, very long card. You need a big case to fit this. I had to modify my case to fit mine. NOISY when you adjust the fan to 60+ I got mine set to 57.

Overall Review: Got FREE softwares from EVGA and extended 10 years warranty. My board is M4A87TD, it does works with 2 GPU, but sometimes for some reason it only works with 1 GPU (no display) once I turn it on. What I did is I turn my PC off after the beep, then turn it back on and then it'll be 2 GPUs with display.

Pros: About on par with the GTX 580 in most games yet cheaper. EVGA Customer Service is EXCELLENT. Fast and very stable with a modest overclock (About 750mhz on core and 1800 on shaders). Very quiet when fans are at 40%.

Cons: -Getting SLI has been a HUGE pain in the *** for me. I am running it on a ASUS Maximus IV Extreme motherboard and frequently, SLI will be randomly disabled and the second GPU will not be detected by the computer in Device Manager. This is currently my 1st RMA card from EVGA but I still encounter the SLI problem. Tried using HyperSLI (even though my mobo supports 3x SLI...) but to no avail. -This card can get very very hot. Temperatures at idle are around high 30's to low 40's. Very dependent on the ambient temperature. The computer is currently located in a large room yet it still manages to heat up the air by about 10 degrees. Temperatures can GET VERY HOT. Highest i've seen were about ~95 C. - Also has a problem detecting my monitor. Takes about a couple of reboots to correct it.

Overall Review: I really really wish I could like it but with these problems, I basically have a single GTX 460 with the 480's heating problems about 60% of the time. EVGA's customer service were very fast in issuing me a new RMA however I am disappointed in the reliability of the actual card.

Pros: No problems running this card on either my old Gigabyte GA-EP45T-USB3P NON-SLI motherboard or my new ASUS P8P67 WS Revolution w/ nVidia NF200 - Both running Win7 Pro. The EVGA card showed up in Device manager on both platforms as two GTX-460's.

Cons: Some instability when simultaneously overclocking M-board w/ ASUS AI Suite II and video card w/ EVGA Precision

Overall Review: I bought this card last summer from another vendor who was running a killer sale when I was looking for one, but I do get most of my HW from NewEgg, so I thought I'd contribute a review while I was browsing the site today for a few other things. EVGA Tech Support provided me with the one trick necessary to get this card up and running on my old Gigabyte board. I couldn't get the board to post at first after I installed the card, even though I had unplugged the PSU from the wall to clear the interrupts. The EVGA tech suspected the board was still hanging onto its interrupts despite having been unplugged from building power, and had me remove the CMOS battery to completely reset the BIOS. That was the ticket, and the board posted normally afterward.