EVGA GeForce GTX 570 HD Fermi 732MHZ 1280MB GDDR5 2XDVI HDMI DisplayPort PCI-E Video Card

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An upgrade from my 5 years old card which runs the games I play on low to mid setting. This card is a major upgrade for me and so far it runs great! The price was great since I got it on sale plus a $25 MIR, so it works out! Nothing to complain about even tho it is 3 years warranty. I will probably switch out to a new card 3 years later!

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If it got any much better, any far more clear or crisp then my eyes wouldnt be able to deal with it. Excellent price tag to for what i get out of it. Slightly difficult to install in a mid-tower (depending on your case) .

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If you have the cash, look no further. Plays anything out basically, and is much more affordable than a GTX580/90.

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It can runs many of my games at the best graphic settings

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able to play bf3 on ultra, would recommend it to everyone

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Its fast, really fast. HDMI Port is a plus, so far its an uncomplicated OC despite the fact that I only bumped it to the SC settings. It can be quiet, but I did the fan mod from EVGA and rest assured, if you need it at 100% fan speed its far from quiet.It stays pretty cool. The only con I have with this card isnt the cards fault, its much more or less my lack of paying attention to what I was getting. This card isnt based off the reference card, it has a shorter, custom PCB with a fan mounted over the GPU. So it runs cool, but the problem is that as opposed to the reference style, the rear port is small due to the additional Display Ports and HDMI, and so it vents some of its heat back into the case. Which can result in some temp problems if you arent careful. Its a non concern for non OCers or folks with fantastic case ventilation so I didnt take an egg. I solved the extra heat by going to a positive case air pressure setup to force the heat out of the rear port and Im good to go now, even with it and the CPU OC'd. Moved from a GTX260 192 core to this, huuuge improvement. Runs all full blast with out an matter even before the OC.EVGA 790i SLI UltraQ9400 OC'd to 3.4GHz8GB GSkill 1600mhz 9-9-9-24 2TNZXT 800WT PSUfive 120mm Fans @ 57CFM 񢁜RPM)Asetek Liquid CPU Cooling ProgramApevia X-Jupiter Full Tower

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I really should stop trying evga since I have had such bad luck with their product out of the box. The card is good for what it does and the only reason I have stayed with evga is their tech support is top notch.

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HDMI for connecting to HD Tv, DisplayPort for a future monitor, DirectX 11. Oddly enough, I'm also pretty sure this card is operating slightly cooler than my old GTS 250. Bottom line, though: This card pretty much rocks any game appropriate now with my i7 920 and 6 GB DDR3 setup. I really feel it's quite worth the price tag that I got it for (a deal had it at 跛 soon after MIR when I purchased it and of course it's 跖 immediately after MIR now, following just a month). Only con I can mention is that the card is massive, but it's not seriously a issue in my full tower size case. I generally remain in the 趚 range for upgrading my video cards, but I'm incredibly happy that I decided to splurge a bit when I saw the deal on this one. Just very suggested, but be positive you have a decent PSU and airflow setup to support it.

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Loved the card for the few days I had it, had to RMA it though as it had some terrible coil whine.

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Absolutely wonderful card. I came from a HD 4890, and am very pleased with the upgrade. I saw a good raise in FPS and detail in games like BC2, but most noticeably was the dramatic reduce in temperatures and noise level throughout gameplay. None genuinely, I knew what I was obtaining. For the money you should know exactly what you are receiving before you invest in. This card is the SKU with the three year restricted warranty, but most folks who would be shopping in this price range for a gaming card possibly update their card each and every 2-three years. The card is also effortlessly OC'able, and the full size HDMI port is considerably appreciated.

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Really good video card for gamers. I don't have any problem with that one. Good price too.

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The card itself is fantastic, its shorter than the behemoth cards that it proceeds, which is fantastic for all of us without 11-12" of room in our case to spare (this card runs at about 9.5" long which simply replaced my GTX 295 @ 10.6")The temperatures are fairly regular, 50 degrees at idle, 70 under load, granted my case isnt superior air flow by any indicates, so some may well get much better outcomes. All in all, this card is almost certainly going to replace the old 570's, as it takes the design of the 560 TI, and puts it on the 570 board.Display port? Not definitely why I bought it, the other people had been out of stock, and the fact that it was 2" shorter than the others, sold me on it right away (I would have had to cut my case to make a new card fit). EVGA has given me no difficulties in the past, but seriously if you purchase from newegg, you get a 3 year warranty. IF you get from EVGA DIRECTLY for the Same cost, you get a LIFE-TIME warranty with the 90 day step up program. WHY? I comprehend that I could have just went to EVGA to acquire it myself, but I hate having many packages coming from several locations, and I trust newegg with every thing I purchase, as do a lot of.So sadly I will have to say, do NOT obtain this from Newegg if you do not want to pay ฤ-ุ for the further warranty. You will be paying the identical 跽.99 from EVGA with no cost shipping and get a lifetime warranty. Sadly all EVGA responded with was 'You have two selections, you can return the card and get a -AR model, or purchase an extended warranty'. EVGA has given me no trouble in the past, but forcing us to buy directly from them to get a lifetime warranty is absurd, all other 570 cards on here give the lifetime warranty, why not this 1? Card is great, fits wonderful great upgrade from my 295, but do yourself a favor and acquire directly from EVGA, sorry Newegg, but EVGA really shafted you on this one. Similar cost with free of charge shipping on EVGA internet site, but you get a lifetime warranty + 90 day step up program vs three year warranty and paying ฤ-ุ for further warranty (may as nicely acquire a GTX 580 in this case) Manufacturer Response:Hi,Thanks for the evaluation.Due to the holiday overseas, there has been a slight delay in sending out AR goods to etail, we are working on this and you should see them shortly.Thanks,Jacob

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Extremely nice card. I don't consider myself a hardcore gamer at all, but I do like to get on the web and play a game each and every now and then. I have only had this card for about a week, but so far it has been amazing. The Windows Experience Index for it gave it a 7.9 out of 7.9 I also ran it by way of 3dmark11 but however I can't don\'t forget the score it got (It was quite high although). The card is practically silent and has had no problem playing games at their highest settings. The stickers on the side of it were already peeling off when I took it out of the box, not worth deducting an egg over although simply because that doesn't affect performance at all. I had originally chosen a distinct gtx 570 graphics card for my new develop. But when I went to purchase it, it was out of stock so I ended up picking this 1 and I don't regret that decision at all!

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Great card. Upgraded from my EVGA 250GTS and could definitely see the difference. This card is much quieter in comparison as well and runs cooler. I'm currently playing Portal 2/Crysis 2 and both have flawless gameplay with maxed-out graphics, something I couldn't achieve with my 250GTS. A Great Buy!

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Ran each game i played on max paired with my i7 2600k cpu. I ran 3dmark 11 extreme and got 2045 as a score with video card oced to 850 mhz 2000 ram in no way messed with voltage. I got 46 average fps in mafia two with everything on max which includes physics at 1929x1080 res with card at stock clock.This card is excellent with temps in no way ran over 55 c for me under load. Evga refunded 20 dollars for life time warranty because card broke for no reason. None at all other than when i booted up my comp 1.day and the.video card was.acting weird. Any game i played kept crashing my desktop i only had it oced for benchmarks which was days before and.ran fine when i played games following that. So maybe a surge or a faulty.card but newegg supplied great service and took the card back. To replace this card i purchased a 580 gtx evga of course. Considering that this card is a kr and.has limited warranty i had to invest 20 dollars for 5 year warranty which included step up program. Evga gave me my 20 dollars back in evga bucks which i used to obtain a backplate and single slot braket for my 580 given that i bought a ek water block for it.

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Bought one of these to complete my SLI. After install I got some artifacts occurring on desktop, which was cured after reseating the cards. Everything works fine so far, but the cards generate so much heat it on load that it may require aftermarket cooling. EVGA have a decent support forum, they answered my questions and helped me.

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Can't Go wrong with evga, Premium support 247 Always up-2-date with VGA great priceperformance ratio.

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These new 570s are excellent, temps are down considerabely from the 470/480 cards, stock will run in the 60s under load, in 70 OCed. it easy reached 840mhz/4100 but above that the memory started to give out. These need the Hydrocopper Waterblock treatment to truly unleash the beast. My 470hydro copperFTW easily matched its performance even when overclocked to 832/4200, just goes to show u what a bit of liquid can do for gtx. Still the 570 runs everything great with silky framerates and can be squeezed for another 15-20% under stock cooling. Highly recomended, lots of bang for the buck.