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Technical Details
- Brand Name: EVGA
- Model: 02G-P4-2678-KR
- Item Package Quantity: 1
- Graphics Coprocessor: GeForce GTX 670
- Memory Technology: GDDR5 SDRAM
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Product Description
Get to the next level with the EVGA GeForce® GTX 670. This card delivers truly game-changing performance that taps into the powerful new GeForce® architecture to redefine smooth, seamless, lifelike gaming. It offers brand new, never before seen features that will redefine the way you think about performance graphics cards. Expect more from your graphics card than just state-of-the-art features and technology; get a faster, smoother and richer gaming experience with the EVGA GeForce® GTX 670.
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34 of 36 people found the following review helpful
By RealisticHat
When EVGA released the GTX 680, I was really hoping to get my hands on one to upgrade from a GTX 570 SC. These dreams quickly died when I saw how third party vendors were price gouging these cards hundreds of dollars above MSRP due to limited quantities.
I then looked into the GTX 670's. If I was going to be spending several hundreds of dollars, I wanted to make sure I would have no buyer's regret. I looked at the clock speeds of the GTX 670 FTW and then looked up the clock speeds of a GTX 680. To my shock, they were exactly the same! I quickly compared the prices. About a $100 dollar difference! I was immediately sold on the GTX 670 FTW. This card is absolutely the best value for your buck when buying into the GTX 600 series cards.
After several days of use, the card runs very quiet and cool. Significantly cooler than my previous GTX 570 SC. Furthermore, this card can be overclocked using EVGA Precision X software.
*Author's Note: I ended up buying my GTX 670 FTW from Newegg because at the time of my purchase (May 24th) this item was not being listed on Amazon. These cards have been price reduced $20 due to a recall of some GTX 670 SC's. Also, my card came in plastic packaging instead of the normal EVGA black foam and one of the included cables was out of its packaging.
/watch?v=GlpVho-0pew --Unboxing Video
I then looked into the GTX 670's. If I was going to be spending several hundreds of dollars, I wanted to make sure I would have no buyer's regret. I looked at the clock speeds of the GTX 670 FTW and then looked up the clock speeds of a GTX 680. To my shock, they were exactly the same! I quickly compared the prices. About a $100 dollar difference! I was immediately sold on the GTX 670 FTW. This card is absolutely the best value for your buck when buying into the GTX 600 series cards.
After several days of use, the card runs very quiet and cool. Significantly cooler than my previous GTX 570 SC. Furthermore, this card can be overclocked using EVGA Precision X software.
*Author's Note: I ended up buying my GTX 670 FTW from Newegg because at the time of my purchase (May 24th) this item was not being listed on Amazon. These cards have been price reduced $20 due to a recall of some GTX 670 SC's. Also, my card came in plastic packaging instead of the normal EVGA black foam and one of the included cables was out of its packaging.
/watch?v=GlpVho-0pew --Unboxing Video
31 of 33 people found the following review helpful
By zippyzipparo
Amazon Verified Purchase
If you are debating between the stock version of this card or the FTW card definitely go for the FTW edition. The FTW edition has a full length PCB while the reference design (stock) has a shortened PCB. With a full PCB you have extra cooling advantages and more high overclocks. Right now I got a nice stable overclock with the power target in between 125-130% with +100MHz GPU clock offset. With that I got a clock speed of 283MHz over stock. 1289MHz for core clock.
Stock speeds on GTX 260 benchmark test: 54FPS
Stock speeds on GTX 670 benchmark test: 140FPS
Got 148FPS same test with this overclock. (roughly 28% overclock)
Another benchmark to help show how good this card is:
Call of Duty MW2 and Call of Duty MW3 get about 90-92 FPS across 3 full HD monitors. (5760x1080) Max every setting.
The card runs cool. In my system idles about 45 degrees and about 70 with Full load and overclock.
You will not be disappointed in this purchase! 5 stars for AMAZON, EVGA, and NVIDIA!
***UPDATE***
Runs Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 at 1920x1080 max graphics at 130-160FPS
across 3 1080p monitors (5760x1080) you get about 70-75FPS at max graphics.
Crysis 3 Open Beta: Maxed graphics gave about 50-60FPS
With 3 monitors and lowering one setting you get a strong 30 FPS average
As you can see the card still dominates newer games as well
Stock speeds on GTX 260 benchmark test: 54FPS
Stock speeds on GTX 670 benchmark test: 140FPS
Got 148FPS same test with this overclock. (roughly 28% overclock)
Another benchmark to help show how good this card is:
Call of Duty MW2 and Call of Duty MW3 get about 90-92 FPS across 3 full HD monitors. (5760x1080) Max every setting.
The card runs cool. In my system idles about 45 degrees and about 70 with Full load and overclock.
You will not be disappointed in this purchase! 5 stars for AMAZON, EVGA, and NVIDIA!
***UPDATE***
Runs Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 at 1920x1080 max graphics at 130-160FPS
across 3 1080p monitors (5760x1080) you get about 70-75FPS at max graphics.
Crysis 3 Open Beta: Maxed graphics gave about 50-60FPS
With 3 monitors and lowering one setting you get a strong 30 FPS average
As you can see the card still dominates newer games as well
15 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By D@rkFX
Amazon Verified Purchase
I can't tell how this compares with previous Nvidia GTX generations because the last consumer graphics card I owned was a 9800GX2. At it's time that was one of its best but still couldn't handle Crysis at maximum settings.
This on the other hand cuts through Crysis and Crysis 2 like butter at 1920x1200 with everything set to maximum. The card is quiet and looks very cool inside my black on the inside PC case.
I don't see any reason to buy a second for SLI because this can handle anything. Diablo 3 also runs without hick-ups in case you were wondering.
I'm finally pleased and overjoyed to own a card like this that can handle everything I trow at it, maximum settings without the noise and heat of older generation cards.
And of course you can't go wrong with EVGA. The package contents and presentation is top notch and so is the build quality of the card.
I really love this card!
This on the other hand cuts through Crysis and Crysis 2 like butter at 1920x1200 with everything set to maximum. The card is quiet and looks very cool inside my black on the inside PC case.
I don't see any reason to buy a second for SLI because this can handle anything. Diablo 3 also runs without hick-ups in case you were wondering.
I'm finally pleased and overjoyed to own a card like this that can handle everything I trow at it, maximum settings without the noise and heat of older generation cards.
And of course you can't go wrong with EVGA. The package contents and presentation is top notch and so is the build quality of the card.
I really love this card!
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Check101
These cards, and all GTX 670 cards out there, are amazing values. There is a negligible difference in performance between the GTX 670 and the GTX 680. Not to mention, that this card is factory overclocked right out of the box. I easily get 70 fps on ultra in Battlefield 3, and even higher in Civilization V. I get high fps in Starcraft 2 as well on Ultra settings, but a good CPU is better than a good GPU in that game. Using EVGA Precision X, I can set the target frame rate at 60 fps, and the card won't even use the full GPU power available at 1080p to get 60 fps.
One that that has disappointed me is that my card does not overclock as far as others who have FTW cards. I can only hit a 1268 MHz boost clock vs 1300 MHz, and my memory clock can only get to about 3247 MHz vs 3500MHz+ that others report they can get to. In short, the GPUs put into making these cards are not binned, and are instead just tested to make sure they can run at the factory overclock, which most 670 GPUs should be able to do. So if you are looking for strong overclocking, you're playing the silicon gamble just like any other card. In fact, I suggest looking into purchasing a 7870 or a 7970 (Soon to drop in price with the release of the 7970 GHz Edition), which overclock great and perform slightly better than Nvidia cards when they are overclocked. However, if overclocking isn't a big issue for you, stop reading this review, and click the buy button. This card is fantastic.
One that that has disappointed me is that my card does not overclock as far as others who have FTW cards. I can only hit a 1268 MHz boost clock vs 1300 MHz, and my memory clock can only get to about 3247 MHz vs 3500MHz+ that others report they can get to. In short, the GPUs put into making these cards are not binned, and are instead just tested to make sure they can run at the factory overclock, which most 670 GPUs should be able to do. So if you are looking for strong overclocking, you're playing the silicon gamble just like any other card. In fact, I suggest looking into purchasing a 7870 or a 7970 (Soon to drop in price with the release of the 7970 GHz Edition), which overclock great and perform slightly better than Nvidia cards when they are overclocked. However, if overclocking isn't a big issue for you, stop reading this review, and click the buy button. This card is fantastic.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Replacement card
I failed to checked the computer for dust and it did this video card in, due to overheating.
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Published 16 hours ago by Mark Hair
5.0 out of 5 stars
eVGA FTW...really, for the win!!
Love this video card. Purchased this as a replacement for an eVGA GTX 570 that was getting a little long in the tooth. Read more
Published 1 day ago by tennisski
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Graphics card
As usual EVGA delivers a great product. Really not much else to say, it was well priced and performs as expected.
Published 1 day ago by S. Barrett
5.0 out of 5 stars
A beast
Powers through most new games on highest setting and temps stay reasonable even when you overclock it. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Oleg
5.0 out of 5 stars
A big difference!
Made a dramatic improvement in visuals, lowering of latencies. This board run very quietly, and interfaces well with all games.
Published 13 days ago by rking305
5.0 out of 5 stars
Superb video from these cards
Put these cards together with a high end Dell monitor, the results are simply amazing. I see more detail in games and text is super sharp. Excellent product.
Published 19 days ago by Michael D. Fettes
5.0 out of 5 stars
ITS A BEAST
i dont really know what do people use 680 and 690 in 670 looks pretty damn that it can play any thing and it can even run 1440p and if you will get 670 i will 100% recommend you... Read more
Published 25 days ago by Nasser
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fast as shiz
This Card is the FTW edition, so its a 670 on a 680 board, giving more possibilities and and better performance.
Planetside 2: on "Ultra" at around 50-60 fps. Read more
Planetside 2: on "Ultra" at around 50-60 fps. Read more
Published 26 days ago by BERNARD J CRAIG
3.0 out of 5 stars
Severe Incompatibility with Far Cry 3
Had to return it because of severe artifacting when playing Far Cry 3. The game would be unplayable 20 minutes in. Read more
Published 27 days ago by S. Simani
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great video card!!!
This card is great! I've played tomb raider all set to high textures with no lag. My son owns this card and plays all the high end games on Steam with no lag.
Published 1 month ago by Bren
