EVGA GeForce GTX 460 (Fermi) FPB EE 01G-P3-1371-AR Video Card

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A lot Quieter and cooler than my prior EVGA card Price. I genuinely wish that the aux energy connecters were positioned at the best edge and not the finish edge

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appears to function well in the games i've played. windows desktop appears clearer and sharper. This card will run at the clock speeds/voltages as advertised, but *ONLY WHEN IT FEELS LIKE IT Ought to*. Most users are utilised to their video card running at one particular speed all the time. These 400 series Nvidia cards use bios primarily based power management to raise/lower the clocks/voltages to what it feels like is correct at the time. The difficulty here is in the middle of a game it will drop down to a slower speed, causing lagging and stuttering. Also when making use of a web browser and scrolling, the video card will drop down to it's lowest speed, and not come out of it for 20-30 seconds, causing lags and stuttering. Just said, the issue is that the energy management is as well conservative, and lowers the speed of the card as well rapid. Even setting the profile to "prefer maximum functionality" doesn't help this (and that setting isn't obtainable thru the standard nvidia manage panel, but with nvidia inspector). These PM modes aren't alterable. My opinion: For a typical desktop machine, there's no need for this power management. Nvidia must, but won't transform this with a bios update. I wish i hadn't bought this card. If you want to control how your card runs, when you want it to, DON'T obtain this card.

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Got this card so i can run quad monitors. Definately a excellent buy. pluged in and booted up quickly. nothing at all genuinely to it. I also have a palit gtx 460 in there and thats all I can hear is the Palit. This is my very first EVGA card and im quiet satisfied! none however.

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Applied this in my very first construct from scratch, worked completely on startup. Don't forgot to install drivers or else the screen resolution will be very tiny. Runs supply engine without a sweat. None System:GIGABYTE Ga-X58-USB3 MotherboardIntel Core i7-950 Bloomfield three.06 GHz ProcessorCORSAIR XMS3 6GB Ɠ x 2GB) DDR3 RAMCORSAIR HX Series CMPSU-650HX 650W Energy ProvideEVGA GeForce GTX 460 Video CardSeagate Barracuda 1TB 7200 RMP Hard DriveSAMSUNG SATA Blu-ray DriveLinkworld ATX Case

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Nvidia top qualityevga warenty EE i got some difficulty with driver, some time when i run youtube and runescape(very very good game ;) respect ) at sametime it crash i need to have to restart the complete applicationdo in dirt 2 too Best bang for your buck rigPhenom ii x4 955 ASUS M4A79XTD evoG.Talent ripjaws 2x2gb 1600EVGA gtx 460 1gbCorsair 650w txWD caviar black 640gbThree hundred

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First off, unbelievable performance. Running Crysis maxed out with no AA and its operating smooth as butter. Usually idles around 29c -30c and below a load normally only tops about 65c. Any game I throw at this card gets chewed up like a dog toy. Anything is smooth. Well, no such factor as ideal. This card is quite quiet idling, but beneath a heavy load can get a bit loud. Not loud enough to interrupt me though. Upgrading from an ATI Radeon HD 4670 and I'm so impressed I won't except anything lower than this cards functionality now. Hoping to put two in SLI and continue to tear up games for at least a different two - three years. All in all, ideal card I've ever owned.

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- A lot power for a low price- Stays Cool- Incredibly good for Overclocking- Dimensions are perfect for the most Computer's none - slightly louder as my old ATI-Card(HD4850). It's not a 'Con', cause' its still really quiet.And I'm truly glad that I have a NVIDIA-Card in my Pc again.

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Got the Stock 1GB version of this card, first thing I did was overclock it to "Superclocked" settings. one hundred% stable on 763MHz Core, 1526MHz Shader, and 3800MHz Memory. No want to boost voltage. Utilized the EVGA precision application incorporated with the card. Running @ 1680x1050, excellent card for this resolution. This card replaced my GTX260 216. Noise level at idle is decrease than my GTX260 was , at load the fan noise is the very same as my GTX260 was. External Exhaust is good for a overclocked rig as you want to pump as much heat out of your case as doable and away from your CPU.EVGA lifetime warranty (card ended in AR)! This is my 5th EVGA brand card I've bought in over the last handful of years. Never ever an concern. Step up alternative for 90 days, need to a GTX475 come out :DCard is eight.5 inches, add one more .five for the pci-e connectors on the rear. Nvidia drivers are nonetheless new for this series, a different couple of months really should show main FPS improvements. Card hold up alright at 1920x1200 efficiency , but its not produced for that resolution , going by the testimonials I've study. Card was shipped to me in two days from CA to PA , genuinely quick shipping from the EGG/UPS! New Fermi 104 revision runs considerably a lot cooler and uses less energy, so won't be in a position to toast a marshmallow from the exhaust heat :(S'mores are great.

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It rune Definitely Anything I have thrown at it, and it does it effectively. The card is very quiet taking into consideration what sort of load you can place on it. it doesnt run hot, it is just the very best card I have ever owned, I am deff SLIing it in a week or 2. been three months, I have thrown all types of stuff at it, EVGA could charge 300 for this card and I would nevertheless buy it. uhm..... well.... >.> It is a small massive... but if youre gunna acquire this card, you prolly have a full ATX case anyway... only other thing that could make this much better would be is Jessica beil delivered it in a bikini... Jessica Beil in a bikini....

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Great Card! Quite Potent and runs cool. Moves rather a bit of air out the external exhaust, and the fan isn't any louder than that of a 8800gt.PB - functionality boost - fan can peak 賓%, instead of 70%EE - external exhaust - blows air out the back taller cards can make it tricky to press the release latch to take out the card. I ended up breaking the latch off to get the card out. no large deal, it was annoying to start with. EVGA is the way to go. get an "AR" model card, register in 30 days and get a lifetime warranty.

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I have but to see it hiccup. Granted, I'm nonetheless only playing COD4, but at 1600x1200 I get 90fps and I believe that's just the max fps unless I set the ceiling larger ingame. It also handles playing a film (VTC) over one particular DVI out to my tv when I get unchanged overall performance ingame. I had to edit the driver myself to get it to show properly on my westinghouse l2410nm. The DVI-HDMI connection tends to make the card assume it's a tv. A search for "EDID repair" will lead you to the remedy. EVGA support has no notion about this, which is odd, given that it's been a difficulty for a couple of years. EVGA was quite excellent about communicating by means of emails and more than the phone. They cross shipped me a new card when they believed the artifacting was due to a poor card. I found the EDID fix ahead of the card arrived and just sent it back with no opening it.

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Massive improvement in efficiency more than my N260GTX 1.7GB, which is to be anticipated coming from an older class of GPU. This card does additional with much less memory, has greater framerates, runs cooler, and quieter. The mini-HDMI port did not function of out the box. Technical support was prompt, but stated I neeeded to enable the port in the driver which is bogus. There are no aditional settings in the driver to enable a mini-HDMI port. Due to the fact I port straight to an HDTV, with native HDMI, this essential me to invest further money for a DVI to HDMI adapter. The money I spent on both the card and adapter could have allowed me to upgrade my acquire to the "For The Win" version. But then there would have been no guarantee the Mini-HDMI port would have run on the "For The Win" either...The N260GTX card was far more unstable, which is why I replaced it, but came with a complete-size HDMI port that under no circumstances gave me any isses. I would advise obtaining a DVI to HDMI cable if you're seriously contemplating this card. Newegg has a great choice of these cables and the value is proper. You can count on to pay ฤ a lot more at any other box shop retailer.With the adapter the card runs flawlessly and does a attractive job on Crysis with maxed settings. I would advocate this card to everyone who has completed the analysis.

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Affordable, Quick, effortless to ocThis replaced a gtx 285 and there is no distinction in good quality that i can inform and now i have dx11. It is not as loud as the 285 either. A lot smaller sized than the other 400s and 200s only 2 way sli

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This card is phenomenal. Performs wonderfully on all games maxed out at 1680 x 1050. Idles at 34C in my antec 900 with all fans set to low. Maxes out at 65C which is nice compared to the 90sC the GTX 470 and 480 go to. Not too loud in particular since when I game, My music is turned UP!Also very easily overclocks 800+񳒈+ Not seriously a con, but would be nice to get a firmware update to control the fan beneath 40% GET IT! you won't be disappointed. Get the a single with lifetime warranty. Only 10$ additional.

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Awsome Card excellent upgrade from my 8800gts. much better fps has sound constructed in to it. as its got an hdmi port. if you have no hdmi monitor set up will a lil tricky. also if you have onboard audio. BEWARE Set up is difficult for me cuz my bios is missing a certain alternative to make this operate. So As of the install I have no sound until I upgrade My motherboard. and yes I have a sound card too.

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Worked quite well in sli as I bought two of them, single card operates for most games as nicely.Smaller sized and lighter than earlier gtx275s that they replaced. Price is a plus, two of them generally less pricey than a gtx480. Fifty percent reliability on my portion, bought two for sli, each worked for about a week then a single failed, attempted reinstalling drivers, card itself, inspected for loose or broken parts, none located, returned for rma which cost me funds to ship back, producing the expense about 35.00 greater. Single card is really powerful in itself for the size and weight, about an inch shorter than a gtx275.Heat is much less than above mentioned card also.It is an evga item which is all I have purchased for nvidia cards so 1 bad out of 40 says alot about evga.

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This thing is incredible. I am in a position to play all my games on max settings and even with some DX11 stuff enabled with no lag.AVPMetro 2033Battlefield Undesirable Company 2StarCraft 2Mass Effect twoBatman Arkham AsylumTHIS Factor IS Modest!!!! When I very first got it I was amazed at how smaller the factor was, my old GTX260 and HD4850 was nearly 1Ǚ bigger. No 3DMark Vantage =/

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Very best efficiency for the price point. Registration with EVGA for 1 year warranty was fairly straightforward, straightforward, and rapidly. Card is operating wonderful with Just Trigger two with all of the settings on high. Going to test it with Metro 2033 later. Did not come with a mute button for my girlfriend to tune out the addiction I have with Computer games. The lifetime warranty is nice; nonetheless if you do not register it within 30 days of obtain it becomes a 1 year warranty so keep that in thoughts.

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The GTX 460 is a wonderful card. I have two in sli and they deal with Crysis, BC2, Metro 2033, Mafia two, and Just Result in two at 1920x1080 with most settings maxed out at 40-60 fps. This EVGA card runs hot. This card runs 15c hotter than my MSI at the very same clock speeds. even with the EVGA in the cooler part of my case. The fan is also really noisy. I would look for one more version of this card. I would not acquire an external exhaust card once again.

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This card replaces an EVGA GTX 285 in a Cooler Master CM Stacker case loaded with SilenX fans. Temperatures tend to run from 28c idle to 65c at full load. From what I've read it preforms rather a bit better than the GTX 285 in most situations. (i have not tested this myself) It's also shorter than the card it replaces. All things viewed as, a wonderful tiny DirectX 11 capable card! When I very first picked up the box I head something tiny rattling around and when I opened the box I identified two of the 4 screws that hold the heat-sink & fan onto the card rolling around in the packaging. The remaining two screws exactly where rather loose as well. I reinstalled the two missing screws and tightened up the others. I was worried that this would compromise the thermal material but it seems ok. Temperatures are where they ought to be. I posted on EVGAs forums to find I am not the only 1 that had this problem. Check your card to make confident all the screws are in place and appropriately tight before making use of it! I hope EVGA looks into this QA concern and resolves it. This card went into an alternate Pc I use for day-to-day things like e-mail, image editing, casual gaming and other miscellaneous stuff. My devoted gaming rig sports 2x EVGA GTX 480 Superclocked+'s in SLi and they suck power like mad and create tons of heat, but I knew that going in. This GTX 460 is fantastic for this Computer as it doesn't want anywhere near that level of efficiency and avoids the additional heat and noise. I also plan to use this GPU for some added Folding@Home points in addition to my other folding machine!