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EVGA GeForce GTX 570 HD 1280 MB GDDR5 Dual PCI Express 2.0 DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort SLI Ready Graphics Card, 012-P3-1571-KR

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Graphics Coprocessor	Nvidia GeForce
Brand	EVGA
Graphics Ram Size	1.2 GB
GPU Clock Speed	1464 MHz
Video Output Interface	DisplayPort, DVI, HDMI

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3800 MHz effective memory clock and 1464 MHz shader clock
nVidia 2-way and 3-way SLI ready
1280 MB, 320-bit GDDR5 memory
PCI Express 2.0 support
Interfaces: PCI-E 2.0 16x, DVI-I, DVI-I, Mini-HDMI; SLI-capable

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Introducing the EVGA GeForce GTX 570 HD. Enjoy blistering fast DirectX 11 performance, including tessellation performance that destroys the competition. Experience a whole new level of interactive gaming with SLI and combine up to three displays for the ultimate in 3D entertainment. With these features and more, the EVGA GeForce GTX 570 HD gives you more than one-way to elevate your experience.

NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround Ready NVIDIA PureVideo HD technology PCI Express 2.0 support Two dual-link DVI- connectors Dual-link HDCP-Capable Microsoft Windows 7 Support Open GL 4.0 Support One mini-HDMI 1.4 connector DisplayPort 1.1a Specifications - Performance - NVIDIA GTX 570 732 MHz GPU 480 Pixel Pipelines 400 MHz RAMDAC Memory - 1280 MB, 320 bit 3800 MHz (effective) 152 GB/s Memory Bandwidth Interface - PCI-E 2.0 16x DVI-I, DVI-I, HDMI, Display-Port SLI Capable Resolution & Refresh - 240Hz Max Refresh Rate 2048x1536 Max Analog 2560x1600 Max Digital Operating System Support - Windows 7 32/64bit, Windows Vista 32/64bit, Windows XP 32/64bit Requirements - Minimum of a 550 power supply (Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 38 Amps) Manufacturer's 3-year limited warranty

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Product Dimensions

11.75 x 2.9 x 9.5 inches

Item Weight

2.3 pounds

ASIN

B004L9LT24

Item model number

012-P3-1571-KR

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41 ratings

4.1 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#2,999 in Computer Graphics Cards

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

January 28, 2011

Manufacturer

EVGA

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4.1 out of 5

41 global ratings

5 star		57%
4 star		16%
3 star		11%
2 star		8%
1 star		8%

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Kindle Customer

Sceramin' fast for the money

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 8, 2012

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I used to do a lot of online gaming. To support that habit, I built myself a really fast system around an Intel i7-Extreme Edition and a couple top end ATI graphic cards (my motherboard only supports PCI-e v2 cards). Now, a few years later, I'm no longer gaming, but I've been using my rig to fold proteins for Stanford's Folding at Home project.

Unfortunately, the wizened thinkers at Stanford decided to End of Life my graphic cards. While I could continue to fold using my main processor, it would make my computer's contribution much smaller. So, time for a new set of graphic cards. One of the features I wanted to add was Nvidia 3D graphic/video support (my laptop has Nvidia 3D and I love it for the games I do still play). After quite a bit of research, I decided an excellent performance to dollars compromise would be the EVGA GeForce 570 HD.

I removed all vestiges of my old graphic drivers from my system and then performed a clean install of the driver package that came with the cards. While it installed the basic driver without issue, all the other program features failed. To shorten a several's day process, I ended up having to switch my account over to an Administrator account to successfully install MOST of the applications. I still can't get Nvidia Update to install.

Two major observations: first, you must install the latest driver from EVGA to get these cards to Fold successfully. The driver that comes on the CD will cause the FAH Core to fail on the final CRC checks about 75% of the time. Second, the card runs HOT when Folding. I tried letting the card run at its default fan setting and it stayed nailed at around 49%; as a result, the processor temp was hanging around 89c/90c. I bumped the fan speed up manually to 60% and that dropped the temp significantly (yes, I have good ventilation in my system - everything else is water cooled).

All in all, I'm quite happy with this card. I'm hoping bumping up the fan speed won't significantly shorten the lifespan of the fans.

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Justin Robertson

Performs well but had to RMA for bad cooling fan bearings after 2 months

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 19, 2012

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I'm using this card on Windows 7 in a dual-monitor (both 1920 x 1080) setup using DVI to each monitor.

This card performs well and has great drivers. One can download the EVGA Precision X software (free) for overclocking and fan control. I don't overclock the card, but I have used this utility for fan control when diagnosing the following problem:

After about 2 months of use, the card's cooling fan developed a very noisy rattle. This is the sound typically made when a fan's bearings are out. Unfortunately, this card's fan doesn't have a hole for regreasing the bearings, so I had to RMA the product. I am in that process now.

EVGA's customer service website is surprisingly good. It's well-automated as it requires a user account and serial number registration of your product(s). When submitting a support ticket, you choose your product from a drop-box. Cross-ship RMA is allowed, wherein you temporarily pay for the replacement card ("collateral payment"); they send this card to you immediately, after you receive that card you send the defective one back to them and then they reimburse the collateral payment. Thus you do not have to go without a graphics card while getting the replacement.

I have certainly had fans on graphics cards become noisy in the past, but it generally takes at least 2 years for this to happen. While it is annoying to deal with this problem on a 2 month-old card, I'm only docking the product two stars because EVGA appears to be handling the situation (via easy to use customer service website and cross RMA shipping) as well as one could expect. As I wrote earlier, the card and its drivers are great in every other way.

** UPDATE 9-22-12 **

The replacement card worked fine for 5 months. Yesterday I began hearing an (intermittent) noise again. It's the cooling fan. I may RMA another replacement.

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Khalid

Nice Card

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 16, 2012

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I bought this card a year ago and forgot to make a review of it. I bought in Saudi Arabia through amazon and shipped it by a cra**y, cheap courier in my country called "Wassel" it took them 28 days to deliver it.

Got the card, opened it up, hooked it to my motherboard, installed the drivers, ran a game, then screen flickering and weird artifacts and after a few hours drivers fail and game crashes.

I have never faced this kind of problem with EVGA (i bought around 4 cards from EVGA).

Here's the topic i made about it:[...]

It might be a faulty card (thank you EVGA) or might be cause of Wassel (AH's!!) throwing my package around, idk. Anyway, I opened a support ticket at EVGA and talked with one of the techs there for around 3 days, haven't solved anything and then told me to RMA so I RMA'd that bi**h and sent to the EVGA office in germany. EVGA told me that it was a faulty card and apologized.

I think they replaced it, and sent me another one (i'm not sure). Hooked the replaced one to my motherboard, and never faced a single problem with it, and i'm still gaming.

The only problem now is i have a tight case (i always leave it open), temps reach around 75C. Overall, its a great card!

I gave the card 5/5, but if i could rate EVGA i'd give it 2/5 so that they don't send any faulty cards to others.

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David E. Wasielewski

Soopa Vid card

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 14, 2011

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I upgraded my old ATI 4890HD card, and got 2 of these 570HD's to run in SLI so I can
play BF3 with all the video optioning maxed out. It turns out that ONE of these was
enough to max everything out. Averge fps on one 570 was 50+. Enabling the SLI on my
PC doubled this to 100+ fps average during multiplayer action. Two of these cost
less than buying one top of the line super zoot GTX590, and will yield a higher FPS
using SLI, than the single 590. For reference, I'm getting this graphics performance
teaming these cards up to a PC with an i7 920 chip, 6G of ram, on a x58 EVGA motha.
I'm also going to upgrade this soon, to an i7 965 chip with 12G of 1600 speed ram,
on the newest generation EVGA x58 board, as the prices are lookinig very nice now.
It won't boost my in-game performance any visible amount, however, I will be able to run
a SSD for my OS and game apps by using the latest generation motha board :)

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Joao Monteiro

It doesn't seems to work on the Mac Pro 3 ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on June 23, 2016

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It doesn't seems to work on the Mac Pro 3.1. Still need to be tested on PC. But when bought it said it can be used on the Mac Pro and have seen it can on the web but for some reason when I power plug it it lights up has it should but the screen remains black. It doesn't seem to be he drivers either.

Raluca Ardeleanu

Great buy

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on August 30, 2012

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- I bought this card because it's compatible with Adobe's Mercury engine. Together with a SSD, a 7200RPM hard drive and a Core i7 2600k cpu, this card shines. Everything I do on my desktop I do twice as fast as on a laptop with a mobile Core i7 cpu.
- Please note I haven't played any games with it, and that this card is meant more for a workstation than a gaming rig.
- The dual DVI outputs at the back allow me to place everything on two screens

- CON: nVidia's website has release a buggy driver for this card, so DO NOT download the drivers from the nVidia website. Use the ones one the DVD that came with the card. If, by any chance, you downloaded and installed the drivers from the website, you will notice, if you have two screens, that the extended screen flickers all the time. You will then need to go into Device Manager, go into the card's properties (Display Adapter > GeForce > [Right-click] > Properties), then find Driver Details and make a note of ALL and i mean ALL the files installed by nVidia setup. Delete those files, and install the drivers from the DVD. If you happen to miss any of the files, you might get the flickering after the reinstall, and you'll have to do it all over again. I did that and had a hard time for about 2 days figuring out what to do.

Overall this is a great card and again, it's meant as a workstation card. Get the GTX560 or 580 (don't know exactly which) if you need it for gaming. Also note that, if like me, you're using Adobe collection a lot, your CPU is far more important than the video card, as all the rendering is done by the CPU. The "live" rendering you see in Adobe Premiere when you preview a movie is done using the Mercury Engine and here is where the GTX570 will shine.

Gamer4life

Wowsa!

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on September 3, 2012

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Well, at first I wasn't sure if this would live up to its rep, mainly due to my q6600 intel core 2, But!! it has maxed such games as Payday heist, Bad company 2, Black ops, diablo 3 (tho my processor made the odd split second lag with physics, again not the cards fault) and just want to say, the best money i've spent on my computer to date, I would definately recommend this to someone trying to get the most out of their machines, Heck if my old Mobo & processor can run todays latest games at max settings, where can i complain!! Other then canada post, wankers attempted to hold onto my card even though it was priority shipped, Online stated that it was their for pickup, tho they refused to put the notification card in my mail box, this was 4:35 pm, they close @ 5pm. They stated the only thing to arrive by priority was some weird letter, Other then that Amazon & the seller came through 100%, worked right out of the box with no issues, plugged it in and didnt even need the driver CD, auto installed (win 7). BEST money spent yet. and im ranting.. :P

Chris

Requires a huge Power Supply

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on July 11, 2012

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This graphic card has gotten plenty of outstanding reviews, and I'm sure it works great, but unfortunately, you need a very powerful computer power supply to make it work (At least 600 watts) which costs about 80$ or more. Be sure to have a good power supply before buying this video card!

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Kostantin Stepanec

Four Stars

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on November 30, 2014

Verified Purchase

good!

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