| Max Screen Resolution | 4096 x 2160 |
|---|---|
| Memory Speed | 7010 MHz |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Nvidia GeForce |
| Chipset Brand | NVIDIA |
| Card Description | GeForce GTX 960 |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 4 GB |
EVGA GeForce GTX 960 4GB ACX 2.0+ Gaming, Whisper Silent Cooling Graphic Card 04G-P4-3965-KR
| Brand | EVGA |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Nvidia GeForce |
| Chipset Brand | NVIDIA |
| Graphics RAM Type | GDDR5 |
| Graphics Ram Size | 4 GB |
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- Base Clock: 1127 MHz / Boost Clock: 1178 MHz
- Memory Clock: 7010 MHz Effective
- CUDA Cores: 1024
- Memory Detail: 4096MB GDDR5
- Memory Bit Width 128 Bit / Memory Speed: 0.28ns / Memory Bandwidth: 112.16 GB/s
- Recommended PSU: 400W or greater power supply
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| Device Type | Graphics Cards | Graphic Cards | Graphic Cards | Graphics Cards | Graphic Cards |
| Graphics Card Interface | PCI-E | PCI-E | PCI-E | PCI-E | PCI-E |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Nvidia GeForce | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 | GeForce | gddr5 | NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 |
| Graphics Ram Size | 4 GB | 4 GB | 4 GB | 6 GB | 2 GB |
| Graphics Ram | GDDR5 | GDDR5 | GDDR5 | GDDR5 | GDDR5 |
| Hardware Interface | PCIE x 16 | PCI Express x8 | PCI Express x8 | PCIE x 16 | PCIE x 4 |
| Included Components | GTX 960 4GB ACX 2.0+ GAMING Graphics Card^Driver CD^Installation Guide^DVI-I to VGA Adapter^6Pin(2) to 8 Pin Adapter^EVGA Gaming Poster^Powered by EVGA Case Badge^EVGA Enthusiast Built Sticker | warranty card, user manual, software drivers | Graphic Card, Manual | Video Card | Graphic Card, Manual |
| Item Dimensions | 10.1 x 2 x 4.4 inches | 7.6 x 1.5 x 4.4 inches | 6.8 x 4.5 x 1.2 inches | 13.6 x 10.6 x 3.3 inches | 0.58 x 2.71 x 5.9 inches |
| Memory Bus Width | 128.0 bits | 128 bits | 128 bits | 256 bits | 64 bits |
| Memory Clock Speed | 7010 MHz | 1392 MHz | 7008 MHz | 8192 MHz | 6008 MHz |
| Style | GTX 960 ACX 2.0+ | PHOENIX GTX 1050 Ti 4GB (Single fan) | Boost Clock 1430 MHz | GTX 1060 GAMING X 6G | — |
Product description
The EVGA GeForce GTX 960 delivers incredible performance, power efficiency, and gaming technologies that only NVIDIA Maxwell technology can offer. This is the perfect upgrade, offering 60% faster performance and twice the power efficiency of previous generation cards. Plus, it features VXGI for realistic lighting, support for smooth, tear free NVIDIA GSYNC technology, and Dynamic Super Resolution for 4Kquality gaming on 1080P displays. The latest versions come outfitted with 4GB of high speed GDDR5 memory giving you higher texture qualities and better 4K performance! The new EVGA ACX 2.0+ cooler brings new features to the award winning EVGA ACX 2.0 cooling technology. A Memory MOSFET Cooling Plate (MMCP) reduces MOSFET temperatures up to 11C, and optimized Straight Heat Pipes (SHP) reduce GPU temperature by an additional 5C. ACX 2.0+ coolers also feature optimized swept fan blades, double ball bearings and an extreme low power motor, delivering more air flow with less power, unlocking additional power for the GPU.
Product information
Size:4 GB | Style:GTX 960 ACX 2.0+Technical Details
| Brand | EVGA |
|---|---|
| Item model number | 04G-P4-3965-KR |
| Item Weight | 2.65 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 10.1 x 2 x 4.4 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 10.1 x 2 x 4.4 inches |
| Manufacturer | EVGA |
| ASIN | B01BX3FAWU |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | February 9, 2016 |
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1 - AMD cards ALWAYS require more power, and use more power (substantially more) than the comparable NVIDIA cards (for example, this card will draw about 108 Watts in a gaming scenario, whereas the comparable AMD Radeon R9 285 in a comparable gaming scenario will draw about 176 Watts). No, this difference isn't going to destroy an electric bill, but over time, it would add up, making the AMD card more expensive in the long run.
2 - AMD cards typically run hotter than the comparable NVIDIA cards as well, not as much of a difference here, but I preferred to play it safe.
Now why I chose the EVGA model?
It didn't come down to much, just really chose something I figured would be solid. I really liked that this card had a backplate, as well as so many connectivity options. I also purchased the Super SuperClocked version, giving this card the biggest possible advantage for it being a 960, and EVGA's overclocking software is fairly convenient to use, especially when you're using one of their cards.
On to actual thoughts:
I really like this card. I had really high hopes for how it would perform, and it holds up to most of those. You won't be playing Dying Light or The Witcher III: Wild Hunt on completely maxed Ultra settings, that I can guarantee you. But it does stand up very well to modern titles and is completely capable of playing anything on the market right now, at varying qualities, but it can play most titles around about one step down from Ultra. It runs fairly cool, I need to rework my fan setup and some other cooling things in my case, but it does cool itself just fine, no worry of thermal bottlenecking.
I was surprised by the weight when I got it out of the package, not to mention the size, this card is hefty to say the least. The coating is a matte finished black with some decals, and the backplate is a glossy black (nice feature by the way). The connection ports all come with black port blockers to keep dust and debris from causing connectivity issues, and it also comes with a power cable adapter, which most people will need to use, and it comes with a DVI to VGA adapter, so this can literally use nearly every display connection type there is, granted there is a clear bias towards Display Port with 3 of them being included.
The card fit just fine in my Zalman Z11 Plus case, and works well with my ASUS Z97-A motherboard.
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I will include game benchmarks scores for my rig with this graphics card in it:
My Rig:
Intel i5-4690K
EVGA SSC NVIDIA GTX 960 4GB
ASUS Z97-A
8GB DDR3
Corsair CX600M PSU
Windows 10 Pro
BioShock Infinite: Ultra ~ Maxed Settings -
AVERAGE: 72
MINIMUM: 26
MAXIMUM: 117
Tomb Raider (2013): Ultra Preset -
AVERAGE: 86
MINIMUM: 70
MAXIMUM: 102
Hitman: Absolution: Ultra Preset w/ MSAA OFF -
AVERAGE: 70
MINIMUM: 58
MAXIMUM: 82
Thief: High Preset -
AVERAGE: 60
MINIMUM: 49
MAXIMUM: 78
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor: Very High Preset -
AVERAGE: 64
MINIMUM: 46
MAXIMUM: 90
ARMA 2: ALL Settings on High -
Benchmark 1 AVERAGE: 60
Benchmark 2 AVERAGE: 24
Metro 2033 Redux: High Preset w/ Tesselation on High, Texture Filtering on AF 16X, SSAA OFF, Advanced PhysX OFF -
AVERAGE: 71
MINIMUM: 21
MAXIMUM: 222
Metro: Last Light: High Preset w/ Tesselation on High, SSAA OFF, Advanced PhysX OFF -
AVERAGE: 69
MINIMUM: 22
MAXIMUM: 153
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat: Extreme Preset -
Day AVERAGE: 67
Day MINIMUM: 35
Day MAXIMUM: 99
Night AVERAGE: 72
Night MINIMUM: 44
Night MAXIMUM: 102
Rain AVERAGE: 76
Rain MINIMUM: 53
Rain MAXIMUM: 111
Sun-shafts AVERAGE: 51
Sun-shafts MINIMUM: 35
Sun-shafts MAXIMUM: 73
Just Cause 2: ALL Settings Maxed -
The Dark Tower AVERAGE: 69
Desert Sunrise AVERAGE: 77
Concrete Jungle AVERAGE: 64
Far Cry 2: Ultra High Preset -
Ranch - Long Benchmark AVERAGE: 117
MINIMUM: 66
MAXIMUM: 253
Sleeping Dogs: High Preset w/ NO HD Texture Pack -
AVERAGE: 58
MINIMUM: 46
MAXIMUM: 63
By Mitch on September 11, 2015
1 - AMD cards ALWAYS require more power, and use more power (substantially more) than the comparable NVIDIA cards (for example, this card will draw about 108 Watts in a gaming scenario, whereas the comparable AMD Radeon R9 285 in a comparable gaming scenario will draw about 176 Watts). No, this difference isn't going to destroy an electric bill, but over time, it would add up, making the AMD card more expensive in the long run.
2 - AMD cards typically run hotter than the comparable NVIDIA cards as well, not as much of a difference here, but I preferred to play it safe.
Now why I chose the EVGA model?
It didn't come down to much, just really chose something I figured would be solid. I really liked that this card had a backplate, as well as so many connectivity options. I also purchased the Super SuperClocked version, giving this card the biggest possible advantage for it being a 960, and EVGA's overclocking software is fairly convenient to use, especially when you're using one of their cards.
On to actual thoughts:
I really like this card. I had really high hopes for how it would perform, and it holds up to most of those. You won't be playing Dying Light or The Witcher III: Wild Hunt on completely maxed Ultra settings, that I can guarantee you. But it does stand up very well to modern titles and is completely capable of playing anything on the market right now, at varying qualities, but it can play most titles around about one step down from Ultra. It runs fairly cool, I need to rework my fan setup and some other cooling things in my case, but it does cool itself just fine, no worry of thermal bottlenecking.
I was surprised by the weight when I got it out of the package, not to mention the size, this card is hefty to say the least. The coating is a matte finished black with some decals, and the backplate is a glossy black (nice feature by the way). The connection ports all come with black port blockers to keep dust and debris from causing connectivity issues, and it also comes with a power cable adapter, which most people will need to use, and it comes with a DVI to VGA adapter, so this can literally use nearly every display connection type there is, granted there is a clear bias towards Display Port with 3 of them being included.
The card fit just fine in my Zalman Z11 Plus case, and works well with my ASUS Z97-A motherboard.
======================================================================================================
I will include game benchmarks scores for my rig with this graphics card in it:
My Rig:
Intel i5-4690K
EVGA SSC NVIDIA GTX 960 4GB
ASUS Z97-A
8GB DDR3
Corsair CX600M PSU
Windows 10 Pro
BioShock Infinite: Ultra ~ Maxed Settings -
AVERAGE: 72
MINIMUM: 26
MAXIMUM: 117
Tomb Raider (2013): Ultra Preset -
AVERAGE: 86
MINIMUM: 70
MAXIMUM: 102
Hitman: Absolution: Ultra Preset w/ MSAA OFF -
AVERAGE: 70
MINIMUM: 58
MAXIMUM: 82
Thief: High Preset -
AVERAGE: 60
MINIMUM: 49
MAXIMUM: 78
Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor: Very High Preset -
AVERAGE: 64
MINIMUM: 46
MAXIMUM: 90
ARMA 2: ALL Settings on High -
Benchmark 1 AVERAGE: 60
Benchmark 2 AVERAGE: 24
Metro 2033 Redux: High Preset w/ Tesselation on High, Texture Filtering on AF 16X, SSAA OFF, Advanced PhysX OFF -
AVERAGE: 71
MINIMUM: 21
MAXIMUM: 222
Metro: Last Light: High Preset w/ Tesselation on High, SSAA OFF, Advanced PhysX OFF -
AVERAGE: 69
MINIMUM: 22
MAXIMUM: 153
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat: Extreme Preset -
Day AVERAGE: 67
Day MINIMUM: 35
Day MAXIMUM: 99
Night AVERAGE: 72
Night MINIMUM: 44
Night MAXIMUM: 102
Rain AVERAGE: 76
Rain MINIMUM: 53
Rain MAXIMUM: 111
Sun-shafts AVERAGE: 51
Sun-shafts MINIMUM: 35
Sun-shafts MAXIMUM: 73
Just Cause 2: ALL Settings Maxed -
The Dark Tower AVERAGE: 69
Desert Sunrise AVERAGE: 77
Concrete Jungle AVERAGE: 64
Far Cry 2: Ultra High Preset -
Ranch - Long Benchmark AVERAGE: 117
MINIMUM: 66
MAXIMUM: 253
Sleeping Dogs: High Preset w/ NO HD Texture Pack -
AVERAGE: 58
MINIMUM: 46
MAXIMUM: 63
If you are only interested in 900p (1600 x 900) gaming or less, then you can run a GTX 950 @ max/high settings, and save a few extra bucks (and get away with using a 400W PSU).
My Current System Build:
- PHANTEKS Enthoo Evolv mATX Aluminum Case (White) - $129.99
- ENERMAX Revolution X't ATX 530 Watt Gold-Rated Power Supply (ERX530AWT) - $79.99
- GIGABYTE LGA-1151 Intel H110 mATX DDR4 Motherboard (GA-H110M-S2HP) - $76.99
- KINGSTON HyperX FURY Black 16GB (2x8GB) 2133MHz DDR4 CL14 Memory (HX421C14FBK2/16) - $96.99
- INTEL Core I5-6500 3.20Ghz LGA-1151 Processor - $199.99
- EVGA GeForce GTX 960 4GB FTW GAMING ACX 2.0+, Graphics Card (04G-P4-3969-KR) - $184.99
- INTEL 240GB SATA 2.5" SSD (DC S3500 Enterprise Class) - Primary Boot/OS Drive - $159.99
- WESTERN DIGITAL 1TB SATA 3.5" HDD - Secondary Drive - $59.99
- WESTERN DIGITAL 500GB SATA 2.5 HDD - Misc. Storage/Backup Drive - $49.99
- HP BH40N Blu-ray DVD Internal 5.25 Drive - $37.99
- Planar 1600x900 20" LED Monitor + HP 1920x1080 27" IPS Monitor
Update 12/6/2015: Computer is now up and running as configured above, without issues. Everything works fine, thus far. I cannot even hear the GTX 960 running inside my system. I tested the system running the latest 3DMark software (Fire Strike & Sky Diver @ 1080p) and was satisfied with the results.
Update 4/26/2016: No issues to report. Maximum "real world" gaming temperature thus far has been 69 Celsius - while running Final Fantasy XIV Online at maximum graphic settings for the better part of a day (w/game-capped 60 FPS settings). My desktop system is air-cooled, with 1 front 200mm fan and 1 rear 140mm fan.
Update 6/8/2018: Still working like a champ. No issues to report. This has been a perfectly reliable & satisfactory GPU for me over the last 2-3 years, though the newer GTX 1060 is now the new 'sweet spot' for 1080p gaming, if you are building a system at this time.
And let me tell you, El Capitan + this video card is just SILKY smooth. Seriously, all that graphical butter Apple includes in OS X is wicked responsive. My old graphics card (with its 512MB of memory) occasionally "janked" during animations. You know, that little bit of "jitter" when minimizing windows or other mundane tasks? Once this card was in? GONE. Everything (and granted, it's perceived performance) just feels WAY snappier.
Now, regarding the actual upgrade: Super easy!! Seriously, one VERY nice thing about this card is the single 6 pin input for power. No need to fuss over the additional power source like you would for newer cards!
I'm not a gamer, so I can't drop numbers for my FPS gains or share with you other more technical details about the card. But, if you're looking to upgrade an older Mac Pro and don't want to spend the 150-200 extra to get one from MacVidCards (IF they even have it in stock...), seriously just get this one (and keep your old graphics card JUST in case you need to do some boot screen wizardry).
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Runs quiet and cool, Streams to TV really well, runs games on high and ultra 1080p 60fps.
Drivers easily installed automatically too. First time I've ever removed and put a graphics card into a computer and had it all done and working in just over half an hour.
The card is very big though, so make sure it will fit your case. Mine was a tight squeeze. Luckily the power for it is on the side of the card and not the back of the card.
Also very energy efficient, twice the power of my old graphics card and takes less power.
For most games (MGS5, GTA5, Cities Skylines) you can get a stable 60fps, but it does struggle sometimes when the scene is too complicated.
If you're building a gaming rig, and doesn't mind the intermittent stutter then 960 is a good card for you.




















