EVGA SuperClocked GeForce GTX 570 (Fermi) 012-P3-1572-AR Video Card

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Great card, the lifetime warranty is worth the extra dollars. Just make sure you register the card within 30 days to get the lifetime warranty.

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Can't beat a lifetime warranty. Nice to be able to overclock. At stock settings is is running WoW flawlessly at Ultra settings. Gives me 160fps in dungeons. 100fps in Orgrimmar.

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My GTX 260 died and I upgraded to this card. Let me tell you, this card just eats anything thrown at it. Full AA, full settings at 1920x1080. It runs SUPER cool and quiet. Those nvidia engineers really did do an amazing job with on their vapor chamber design to keep it this quiet. I love this card :D

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It works. 10 1ǘ inches long, fits in my Rosewill Challenger case with room at the end of the card to put cables. Runs cool, 28-34C idle, load ive by no means seen go over 45C but sept when i ran benchmarks, which then it went up to 72 but i ran it a number of times and never let it cool off. My Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 3.16Ghz processor held this thing back in benchmarks massively. X_X Plays games effortlessly on max settings.

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Excellent performance for the entry fee - in SLI this card is a super pc in it's own right and it crushes benchmarks. Sure the GTX580 kills it but entry fee for that kind of performance is so considerably greater. Supplied driver/software allows for fine-tunning of performance for those folks not satisfied with what comes out of the box. 1 of two cards I have is running 7C hotter than the other. Exceptional item/performance and EVGA warranty! Two of these cards running in SLI with Asus P8P67 Deluxe board, i7-2600K and 8GB of Corsair Dominator ram make for one heck of a gaming program.

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Outstanding performance. Very noticeable upgrade from a 9800 GX2 without all the SLI glitches. Can max out Metro at 1680 x 1050 with avg framerates in the 50's, dipping into the 40's at times. Crysis 2 is consistently pegged at 60 FPS with v. sync on.Runs cool. Idling at 30 degrees Celsius ATM. Even overclocked to 882񳋔񳐤 with voltage elevated to 1.1 volts it barely hits 70 degrees in my HAF 932.Also, can't forget the lifetime warranty. That's a very huge + Fans CAN get really loud. Thankfully it runs fairly cool most of the time so the fans rarely need to have to ramp up.Searching at critiques the 6970񴜖's seem to scale slightly greater in crossfire when compared to 570's in SLI. Only running 1 card so I cannot confirm nor deny firsthand.Rather poor Dragon Age two performance. Happening with all Nvidia based cards ATM. A driver release created it playable with maxed settings, but Bioware requirements to release a patch to make it 100% comparable to the AMD counterparts.Also has a noticeable hum under load. Not overly annoying as most in-game audio additional than drowns out the noise. Only can definitely hear it in silent benchmark programs. Not poor at all. Not positive if that is typical, although. Exceptional card for the price. Really happy with obtain. Was worried my aging Q6600 ʃ.5 ghz would be a bottleneck with this card, but so far no problems. In non-CPU intensive benchmarks I'm performing comparably to much a lot more costly i7 rigs with GTX 570's.

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Plays NFS shift, and DiRT 2 max settings beautifully. Bad Company two looks remarkable on High settings, though gets alittle slow on heavy fighting, but nothing to poor. Stays cool for the most component, only gets up to about 65c on my machine with fan set at 65% which is pretty cool for an nVidia card. None This factor is Enormous! barely fits in my Lancool PC-K62 case in any other slot then the initial 1

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Quick, Quiet, Phenomenal - Win7 64, i-7 920, 12GB ram, No O/C. Windows experience went from 7.2 for my GTX 260 to 7.9 for the GTX 570. Hawx two maxed out bench 65FPS and 59FPS min, Dirt two maxed out 94FPS and 75FPS min. none Get it now

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This is a great video card. I've bought 2 of these for different computers and I'm impressed with the performance. I can't imagine needing anything more powerful than this unless perhaps your running very large high resolution or multiple monitors. I play the newest games, mostly FPS, and it will handle them with ease on the the highest settings on my 1920 x 1200 monitor. It also runs cool, a full 10C cooler than my 5830 while gaming. The first one I bought is running in a Sandy Bridge 2500 (stock) system and the latest one is in a Q6600 (3.4Ghz)system.

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1st one died after a week of normal use, oc headroom sucked on the core for both cards. I now know that the 'binning' process is just a selling gimmick. I can only get 850 on stock volts but mem goes to 2250 from 1900 which is good.The RMA dept is very very good and fast. Bottom line - scc versions are a money grab, get plain referace vanilla.

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I build a new pc every 2 years or so and this is the first time that I really feel amazed by the improvement of my gaming performances. Coming from a gtx 260 this card is big step forward! Also, this thing is very quiet when idle (my "silent" case fans are making more noise) so browsing the internet and working is great. When it is under load while gaming it is a bit louder but nothing unbearable.Great product, I'll buy another one this year to sli!