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Product ReviewsZotac GeForce GTX 770 OC 1111MHZ 4GB 7.0GHZ GDDR5 2xDVI HDMI DisplayPort PCI-E Video Card
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/24/14  |
Cons: None really, if i had to nitpick id say the power connector was a little finicky, slightly annoying to get the power cable to click in.
Pros: Price ($370)TempsNoisePerformance |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/24/14 |
Cons: The software for that comes with the card isn't as robust as the software that comes with MSI or a couple of the other makers.
Pros: Runs everything on Ultra g 60 fps. Cheap! Bought it on Boxing day, so with mail in rebate the price comes to $319! You can't get a 4gb 760 for that price. The card comes with 5 games, technically 6 but with the games offered by Nvidia along with the ones with Zotac Splinter Cell Black List comes twice. These are good games and that added value really makes a difference, especially for the price I paid. Comment:
This card ism a beast. Build quality seems to be great. Card runs very cool about 28 degrees idle, not sure about under load because I haven't tested it yet but my case never breaks 30 degrees Celsius at any given time.I wouldn't buy this card for more then $370 but that's not a Zotac thing, just a money thing.This card was a part of my very first build. Everything came together smoothly and I've got to say, I'm happy with the performance of Zotac's card here. Come later in the year I'll SLI this card with another 4gb 770.CPU: Intel Core i5-3570KCPU Cooler: Be Quiet Dark Rock Pro 2Motherboard: Z77 Extreme 3Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 MemoryStorage: Intel 335 series ssd (1x240gb, 1x180gb)Storage: Seagate 3TBVideo Card: GTX 770 4gbAudio Card: Creative Sound Blaster ZCase: Corsair Air 540Power Supply: Dark Power Pro 10 850 WAT PlatinumOperating System: Microsoft Windows 8.1 |
Well ive only had it 3 days but ive pushed it to the max in BF4 and its performed very well (Avg: 70.189 - Min: 48 - Max: 106 FRAPS benchmark over 3 minutes) in my setup which includes a 3570k, 8GB ddr3, 750w psu and kingston ssdnow 128GB.Coming from an MSI N570GTX (not the twin frozr version) this is a very sweet upgrade, Ive never owned a card this quiet. Compared to the 570 its night and day in terms of noise and temps as well, this card tops out at 70C for me, the 570 topped at around 88. Very nicely constructed, and very slick looking card as well, only complaint as i mentioned being the power connector, but have had no issues with that. Definetly get it, especially at the price I paid or lower.