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(More customer reviews)I received this Graphics card as an X-Mas present this year and could not be happier with the performance.
- Just slightly lower in FPS on most games (4-8FPS) then the $500+ GTX 580
- Runs 99% of games I own close to or above 60FPS with High Quality settings @ 1920x1200
- Card runs just fine temp wise for me, even when pushed. 39-40C Idle 75C-77C when pushed
- Unlike the other review, I did not have issues when pushing this card on different games, Crysis, StarCraft II etc.
- I run my games at 1920x1200 and it is above 35FPS even on Crysis Enthusiast mode settings (2xAA - DX10 Enthusiast quality setting enabled) - Best Quality
- I also have not run into major of lag etc at all with Star Craft II. In fact I just finished playing campaign mode
My system is not so different from the previous poster's second PC
- Cooler Master ATCS 840 Case (Great case btw)
- Intel I7 920 running slightly OC'd to 2.8
- Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 Motherboard
- Ultra X4 1200-Watt Modular Power Supply
- 6GB Corsair Low Latency DDR3-1666 Memory
- Intel 120GB SSD Drive (Boot OS and select games only)
- 2x WD VelociRaptor 300GB Drive Raid 0
- 1x WD Raptor 150GB
- LG DVD RW + Blu-Ray + HD DVD Player
- Creative Labs SB X-FI Titanium Fatal1ty Champ PCIe Sound Card
- Windows 7-Professional 64Bit
I put my configuration up as a point of reference for FPS performance.
In my case, I had 0 lockups, no overheating problems, and excellent performance. I would suggest that you have a decent sized case with excellent cooling and power supply.
In Comparison to the suggested 6870 Card:
- GTX draws about 65W more power under full game load
- runs about 14C Higher Under load
- GTX 570 is about 10-20% faster on most games in FPS One thing I have yet to try to see if its even worth using my OLD GTX 285 SSC card as a Physix card.
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