Need Advice: This Card or the EVGA GeForce GTX670 FTW?
745629
This one for sure I went to all possible forum before i bought it and the conclusion was that this one was equal or better to an EVGA 680.. And I love EVGA all my system is evga
745630
I'd go with the MSI. EVGA is typically expensive for what you get and they are constantly releasing (and subsequently discontinuing) cards with slight variations. It's more marketing that substance. This MSI runs under a load 24/7 (BOINC apps) and has never even reached 50% fan speed with Afterburner.
745631
I would opt for the msi card especially if you plan on overclocking. The triple over voltage of the msi card will give you higher stable overclocks. It also runs extremely silent compared to the evga blower style cooling system. Just my two cents :).
745632
Honestly, I have the EVGA GTX 670 and I have had it replaced in less than a year. HDMI sound kept shutting down when the system went into sleep mode. Then I had to reboot to get it back. EVGA sent me a replacement card right away but, it has the same problem only not as often. I also have had two other EVGA cards go belly-up on me in the past six months. I started buying MSI and others.
745633
I haven't used the EVGA card, but according to Tom's Hardware: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/370333-33-evga The MSI is suggested.
1210565
Depends. I'd say save for a 780 ti if you ever plan to add more monitors, and to future proof yourself for a long time, if you're already considering saving for a normal 780. That said, I'm running Battlefield 4 at Ultra right now with the 770. So it's definitely an awesome card.
525699
Get the one with ACX cooling instead.EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ACX Cooler 3GB GDDR5 384bit Dual-Link DVI-I DVI-D HDMI DP SLI Graphics Cards 03G-P4-2884-KR
2032168
Unfortunately I don't have any experience with the GTX 780SC, so I can't give an informed opinion on the matter. They are both high-end cards, so if money is a factor I would go with the less expensive card. My GTX 680 Classified is still an awesome card and I have two friends that run them as well. There is nothing that this card won't run at the highest settings.
1841400
I would say much better. A friend bought a 7750 and took it back to get this card for just $30 more. He said it was a big improvement. I stay away from the Catalyst drivers, they seem buggy.
2085550
My driver was a mid-range board at low cost and TWO ports for DVI. I can only compare differing NVIDIA products but "better" is in the eye of the beholder. They both use 2GB worth of GDDR5 memory at 128-bit. The tipping point would be which features on each card are triggered by your favorite game(s).
2097625
I found that the gtx.780ti to been a stable card but that is my own point of view do what is best for you thank you for asking!
317251
Personally. I would say stay with you EVGA gf GTX660 s2 than upgrading to the 760. However, Overall yes its better but the bump you get from it is like going from a 3ghz processor to a 3.5ghz processor. On paper ya its faster. Its better. But will you notice it right now in games. Probably not. I would wait for the next generation cards. IE the Geforce 860(dunno if thats gonna be the name but you follow what im saying) or even the 960. I went from the EVGA GTX 460 to this. So, dunno if this helps but thats my 2 cents worth.
466723
I dont know much about the EVGA version, but my understanding is that this ASUS version run cooler and quieter. You can look up comparison videos on like 5 or 6 different versions of the gtx780
2126141
It should definitely improve your graphics experience, but double check that your power supply can handle the new card. Also, is your current graphics handler integrated into the cpu or mobo?
1432600
don't worry about the motherboard, just worry about buying the right bridge from the evga website, or call them and give them your style of card and ask which 1 fits
46875
I would say just get a more powerful single card. NVIDIA doesn't have as much room as Crossfire does to work with cards that aren't the same. Also you are only looking at a savings of 50 dollars or so. Too many cons in my opinion to take a chance on overheating your rig , etc.
1158575
That depends. This has some better specs but GeForce has better drivers. I personally went with the 290x
434840
I've been using mine since the 680 first came out and I haven't had a single issue. It helps if you create a custom fan profile within EVGA Precision X in order to ramp the fans up higher and keep the card cooler. I've had it overclocked since I bought it and haven't had any artifacts or crashes, well no crashes because of the overclock. My advice to you would be to wait for the new 700 Nvidia cards to come out in the next couple months and buy one of those instead depending on the price.
1217585
From what I can tell, thats a microATX board so the GTX760 is going to take up alot of space. Other than that yes it will work. Make sure that your PSU is enough to handle the card, I'd say nothing lower than 600w to be safe and that it will physically fit in your case (this card is big).
1713656
With the factory power supply, I have the EVGA GTX 650 installed in my system. Be sure to plug-in the 6 pin cable from the power supply to the video card. (required) Here's the link <http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-1024MB-Graphics-01G-P4-2650-KR/dp/B00966IU4M/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1387125518&sr;=8-1-spell&keywords;=EVGA+GXT+650>
943640
I recommend a evga supernova 1000w+. It is highest rated, high quality, and you only put in wires you need so you box isn't full of wires you aren't using. I got the 1300 w one and it's almost enough for four cards has 10 year warranty and was only $200