GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 660 GV-N660OC-2GD Video Card

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it's been very good, haven't had the need to replace it, as even the newest games don't match my video card.plays very well on Bioshock Infinite. This review was modfied by poster @ 01-05-15 01:32 PM

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Very good performance for the price but it's noisy even when idling. My Asus 660 and Evga 670 FTW are quieter.

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No complaints. Card runs great. It's cool, and efficient. Suggested to anyone looking for a mid card upgrade.

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This is not the nicest looking card out of all the other brands that make a 660 card. However, it does have great performance for the money. The fans are actually quite quiet. It would have been nice to have more adapters such as a display port to hdmi/dvi.

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J'avais besoin d'une carte vidéo plus performante que ma GTX460 pour jouer a BF4. Maintenant je le roule en ultra.

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My 660OC keep on crashing since the 5th month I bought it (I bought it a bit before x-mas times Dec/2012), now it's just getting worse at crashing..(black screen w/ sound, freeze, crash crash crash)went to tomshardware to speak of the problem and get a solution. Saw another Gigabyte graphics card user having the same problem.I tried many many ways to fix it..even switching it to my x8 PCI-E instead of the PCI-E 3.0 x16.Now I'm using the on-board graphics to just surf the web, can't play anything. No crashes so far with this GPU out of the system...But if this crash thing didn't happen, it's good strong card for the price...I can't get a 2 star (It works, but would NOT Purchase Again), because I have lost my order number and all that), but I would never touch a gigabyte card again..

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Was gonna get the Ti version, but went with this. Upgraded to 970 chipset with socket AM3 and a phenom 965, 8 gig of kingston and this card. Runs 25man LFR in wow super smooth with graphics on high on a 27" monitor. Old system with 460 msi card and am2 socket would chop like mad at that high rez on low settings. Very pleased with the card.

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Needed a video card for my basin gaming needs, and this was the sweet spot price wise. Can play all my games on max settings without problems.

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I play 95% of newer games games at max settings with this card. I always use 1920X1080. I Had to dial back Farcry 3 slightly to get full FPS. That's at base speeds, haven't tried to overclock yet.running an intel i7 950, 12 gig ram.

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An excellent card. Virtually the same as a radeon 7870, although with less overclocking room and slightly worse at 2560 by 1600 resolution. If you think you need something faster, then you're probably wrong. Games are struggling to keep up with videocard technology. If you want to "future-proof" yourself, then the best thing you can do is buy a card like this and save your money for when you actually need an upgrade (and when better videocards will be a much better deal). You'll spend less money in the long run.AMD cards are also very good. For gamers, I'd recommend a radeon 7850 or 7870 or an Nvidia 650ti or 660. For more casual gamers a radeon 7770 or Nvidia 650 (no ti) are also a good value.an Nvidia 660ti would be worth it for someone more hardcore maybe.

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Eats and game i have thrown at it on full settings 1920x1080only have to turn down anti-aliasing on farcry 3 a few notches to get 40 fps. Twice the performance of the gefroce 460. Worth upgrade for anyone running an older card.

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Since i'm not an extreme gamer, i didn't need a faster card then this one. I played a lot of Diablo 2 with the old pc but coudn't play Diablo 3 because my video card was not supported anymore :(I needed a new PC anyway ;)I haven't installed D3 yet but from what i've read from this card, it'll be very smooth at very high settings :)

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Great card. Runs very quiet even under loadNothinq comes with the card (apart from cd and manual plus a power cable adaptor) but i didn't mind