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Graphics Coprocessor	Nvidia GeForce
Brand	Gigabyte
Graphics Ram Size	2 GB
GPU Clock Speed	1216
Chipset Brand	NVIDIA
Graphics RAM Type	GDDR5
Recommended Uses For Product	Indoor/Outdoor
Included Components	Computer Graphics Cards
Compatible Devices	Desktop
Display Resolution Maximum	4096 x 2160

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BASE: 1216 MHz / BOOST: 1279 MHz(1241/1304 MHz in OC Mode)
Powered by NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 GPU
Integrated with industry's best 2GB GDDR5 memory 128-bit memory interface
The vendor SKU for this item is GV-N960WF2OC-2GD
Form Factor: ATX

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Finally dumped AMD's buggy drivers for this card for productivity use (to run 4 monitors)

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 2, 2015

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NOTE: I'm a software developer and I am reviewing this card for productivity use, particularly its support of up to 4 monitors. I use 5 monitors on my main development machine which is the machine I am using this card with.

I finally decided to dump my troublesome & buggy dual AMD 7850 cards for one of these cards. Finally I am free of all the AMD driver bugs - like with mouse pointers, system crashes, weird graphic problems, problems coming out of monitor sleep, and others I'm sure I'm forgetting. I always hoped AMD would resolve the issues in their next driver update, but it was like they would fix one issue and another issue would emerge, or a bug they seemed to have fixed before would come back in a newer driver release... it was extremely frustrating and I will probably never buy an AMD graphics card again, or at least for the foreseeable future.

This 960 card runs up to 4 monitors and has 2 DVI connectors which I why I bought it. Two of my monitors are 2560x1600 dual-link DVI and this card handles them in addition to 2 more 1920x1080 monitors. I did have a problem at first using the wrong card outputs. It must be some limitation on which outputs you can use at one time and unfortunately that limitation did not seem well documented. Fortunately I figured it out and switch to using the two dual-link DVI ports, the HDMI port, and the DisplayLink port next to the HDMI port. When using those ports all 4 monitors were recognized.

I find the card to be pretty quiet. Gigabyte's OC GURU II says the fan runs at 40% during normal use of my development machine (on auto mode). When I manually set the fan speed to 100% it got noticeable louder but the fans should not normally run at that speed. I considered the 3-fan version of this card for a little more $$$ but I thought that card was a bit long and that could be an issue either now or in the future if I want to use the card in a smaller case... plus this card was in stock at the time and the other card wasn't. If you want the quietest card (or want to overclock more) and have the space in your case for the 3-fan version of this Gigabyte card, then I would recommend the 3-fan version, but this card is very quiet (but not silent).

Oh, for the 5th monitor, I use this USB display adapter which works great: iClever USB 3.0 to DVI / VGA / HDMI Adapter / Converter for Multiple Monitors / Displays up to 2048 x 1152 / 1920 x 1200 Each (Displaylink DL3500 Chipset) - Laptop, Desktop, LCD, TV and Projector Applicable

So the bottom line is that I'm very happy to have gotten rid of TWO buggy AMD cards and replaced it with ONE of these cards and a USB adapter display. Power usage is probably significantly down as well since I went from two cards to one card and this card is suppose to be one of the most power efficient available right now.

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Gigabyte GTX 960 > EVGA GTX 960 SSC, for sound and temperatures

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 11, 2015

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I just received the card last night, installed it, and have run it through some stress testing. So far, I am pleased with the card.

I ordered an EVGA GTX 960 SSC (from another vendor) previously, exchanged it, and returned the replacement as well. The reason? Both of the EVGA GTX 960 SSC's had coil whine, even at 60 to 70 FPS :(. And it wasn't my PC, as I have good PSUs, and tried the units in two different PCs. Coil whine, especially in mid- to lower-end cards, is a deal killer for me.

I was very pleased to find that this Gigabyte GTX 960 does not have that whine. Maybe just a tiny bit, at high FPS. Certainly not enough to hear through the case, like the EVGA's did (sorry EVGA). I don't know why the variation in noise from the EVGA vs GB. I do know that the EVGA uses a single 8 pin power connector, and the GB uses 2 x 6 pin connectors. So the design of the power circuitry between the two is different, and may account for the noise variation I experienced. In addition, the Gigabyte version runs 10 to 15 c cooler than did the EVGA card in my rig.

The GTX 960 in general is what it is,, a mid-tier card with decent performance and a great power profile. For performance numbers, just look at some of the reviews to see how the card performs on games that you want to play. I'd still recommend the 970 for a primary gaming PC. But for a casual or secondary PC, the 960 is a good fit.

As for other characteristics of the Gigabyte, I think it looks good, and the packaging is nice. Also, the card is of a size that would fit in most mid-sized and HTPC cases (I've got it in a fairly large CM 690 ii, so I might even eventually SLI just for fun).

I do think that $200 is too high for the GTX 960, so I'll deduct one star for that. But with a $10 rebate, and the Witcher 3 game (call that $30 for valuation purposes) , the price of this card works out to $160 effective, assuming you want the game anyway. At that price, the GTX 960 is a good value. And this 2-fan Gigabyte version is a good implementation, at least compared to EVGA, based on my own personal experience.

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but I play during winter breaks and summer breaks so I would like to enjoy the games without worrying if my computer ...

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 15, 2015

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I bought this since my GTX 650 is outdated now. I have a budget "gaming" PC. With this, a mid-range i5, and 32 Gbs of ram (overkill, I know), I am able to play Dota on the highest settings, The Witcher 3 on High settings - maybe ultra with a bit of a framerate drop, and Heroes of the Storm on the highest setting. I don't play a lot of games since I'm busy with work/school, but I play during winter breaks and summer breaks so I would like to enjoy the games without worrying if my computer can handle it. The GTX 650 couldn't handle The Witcher 3 on low - it would run but it would be choppy during combat. I upgraded to this card and it runs smoothly on High now. Before, my graphics card could handle dota and heroes of the storm on the highest setting but I noticed there's a definite improvement using this card. There wasn't much of a power demand increase so I didn't have to change anything else in my PC - all I had to do was take out the old card, move some cables, and install the new one. Easy install with the disc it comes with and everything was good to go. Overall, a really good buy for the price if you're trying to save some money and aren't too concerned with having the best possible setup.

Note: There's only one HDMI port. The other three next to it are Display Ports. My monitors don't have those ports so I'm running two monitors - one with HDMI and one with DVI. I'm sure I could find an adapter to run display port though.

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Luke Bravin

Great graphics card

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on September 23, 2015

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Great graphics card! Comes with molex cable adapters, just in case your PSU don't have an 8 pin PCI-E power cable (which mine doesn't)
Does take some messing around to fit in my case (Corsair Carbide SPEC-01) but I got it in eventually

Plays games like Assassin's Creed Unity on impressive quality without lag
This is NOT an Ultra gaming quality GPU but since I'm a console gamer at heart (and I don't care too much for ultra amazing graphics) its great for me

If you're interested in a high end gaming GPU, I recommend a GTX 970, 980 or 990.
GTX 960s tend to be mid range GPUs

Sven

Fast 3 Jahre...

Reviewed in Germany 🇩🇪 on December 2, 2018

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Amazon hat vor fast 3 Jahren diese wunderbare Grafikkarte ohne Probleme zu mir geliefert. Danke!

Auch wenn keiner diese Rezension wahrscheinlich je lesen wird, die Grafikarte hat 3 Jahre, ~3 Stunden pro Tag durchgehalten.

Dann war ihre Zeit gekommen, und heute nehme ich abschied von ihr.
Ich bin ein wenig enttäuscht, sie lief die ganze Zeit ohne irgendwelche Probleme. Hat mir viel Spaß bei Spielen gebracht und war damals auch nicht allzu teuer.

Ich bin trotzdem der Meinung dass unsere gemeinsame Zeit länger hätte sein können.

Lebe wohl. *winkt*

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Eikkargh

Good value.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on May 7, 2016

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As I am not planning on vr at this time the 960 seemed a good gaming card for cost. So far I have only tried it on a few games guild wars 2 on high settings. I will have to prop back when I have given it more of a challenge.

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A well-performing, energy efficient "budget" card.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on January 24, 2016

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You can of course get much more powerful cards (for more money), that may offer better performance per price. However, this relatively budget card still performs very well in recent games, e.g. Star Wars Battlefront, while running cool and quiet, and consuming much less power than your typical gaming card.

I run this on a very old quad-core PC that is mildly overclocked, and the performance is very good despite being held back by the architecture of the host machine. I would have no issues putting this card into a faster gaming machine if it fit the budget for my gaming card.

Seros

Good product but was overpriced at the time i purchased ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on August 9, 2017

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Good product but was overpriced at the time i purchased this product,especially with no bundled game that was supposed to come with, and customer service refused to help with plenty of lame excuses.i was never given a download link for the game.

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