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Linus:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 2GB Gaming Video Card 1080p Performance

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 Temperature Acoustics and Power Consumption

MSI GeForce GTX 670 OC 2GB Video Card Unboxing

Galaxy GeForce GTX 670 2GB Video Card Unboxing

Anandtech

Guru3D

OverclockersClub

Tom's Hardware

Awesome:D

I want 3:P

I want 3:P

Postmortem123

I had ordered the MSI card, but cancelled it to order the gigabyte version from galaxy. :Pverbalfilth

Can't wait to see Australian pricing in the morning. A little worried though, I hope it's no more than $550.C_Rule

Here it's very similiarly priced to the 580 - about £330($530).

[QUOTE="verbalfilth"]I had ordered the MSI card, but cancelled it to order the gigabyte version from galaxy. :PC_Rule

[QUOTE="C_Rule"]Can't wait to see Australian pricing in the morning. A little worried though, I hope it's no more than $550.Postmortem123

Here it's very similiarly priced to the 580 - about £330($530).

[QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="verbalfilth"]I had ordered the MSI card, but cancelled it to order the gigabyte version from galaxy. :Pverbalfilth

I found a 4GB version, only 470 bucks, wow....

[QUOTE="Postmortem123"]

[QUOTE="C_Rule"]Can't wait to see Australian pricing in the morning. A little worried though, I hope it's no more than $550.C_Rule

Here it's very similiarly priced to the 580 - about £330($530).

You got something for cheaper than us Brits for once, congrats:P

Is the Inno3D a reference design?

[QUOTE="C_Rule"]

[QUOTE="Postmortem123"]

Here it's very similiarly priced to the 580 - about £330($530).

Postmortem123

You got something for cheaper than us Brits for once, congrats:P

Any idea how much wattage one would need to run two of them. Two 460's just don't cut it in many games if i want to use surround

I found a 4GB version, only 470 bucks, wow....

mitu123

Any idea how much wattage one would need to run two of them. Two 460's just don't cut it in many games if i want to use surround

James161324

[QUOTE="mitu123"]

I found a 4GB version, only 470 bucks, wow....

verbalfilth

Man it's hard to justify the GTX 680 with the 670 being so close to it in power for $100 less.

[QUOTE="verbalfilth"][QUOTE="mitu123"]

I found a 4GB version, only 470 bucks, wow....

mitu123

I'm thinking I have to pick up 2 of the 4gb versions for my 3x 1080p monitor setups. I was thinking of just getting a single GTX 690 sometime this year.

I have 2 GTX 570s with 1.2 gbs of ram and I'm noticing that the vram isn't enough for 3 monitors.

Man it's hard to justify the GTX 680 with the 670 being so close to it in power for $100 less.

Wasdie

[QUOTE="mitu123"]

[QUOTE="verbalfilth"] http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2580892 They just keep popping up Left and right and keep my questioning my purchase. But I'll think I'll stay with the 2gb galaxy, I bought....>.>Wasdie

I'm thinking I have to pick up 2 of the 4gb versions for my 3x 1080p monitor setups. I was thinking of just getting a single GTX 690 sometime this year.

I have 2 GTX 570s with 1.2 gbs of ram and I'm noticing that the vram isn't enough for 3 monitors.

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

Man it's hard to justify the GTX 680 with the 670 being so close to it in power for $100 less.

C_Rule

Linus:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 2GB Gaming Video Card 1080p Performance

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 Temperature Acoustics and Power Consumption

MSI GeForce GTX 670 OC 2GB Video Card Unboxing

Galaxy GeForce GTX 670 2GB Video Card Unboxing

Anandtech

Guru3D

OverclockersClub

Tom's Hardware

C_Rule

Aggregated price list for GTX 680, HD 7950 and HD 7970 from pcpartpicker.com

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

[QUOTE="mitu123"] Thank you very much for the link, I wasn't expecting the 4GB version be out today.O_o

C_Rule

I'm thinking I have to pick up 2 of the 4gb versions for my 3x 1080p monitor setups. I was thinking of just getting a single GTX 690 sometime this year.

I have 2 GTX 570s with 1.2 gbs of ram and I'm noticing that the vram isn't enough for 3 monitors.

Noted.

It seems that 2 GTX 670s 4GB would be the best option. It's cheaper than the GTX 680 and 690 by quite a bit.

Here in Ireland I can get a 2 GB Gigabyte 670 for 419 Euro. I'm very tempted :P

Here in Ireland I can get a 2 GB Gigabyte 670 for 419 Euro. I'm very tempted :P

seanmcloughlin

[QUOTE="seanmcloughlin"]

Here in Ireland I can get a 2 GB Gigabyte 670 for 419 Euro. I'm very tempted :P

mitu123

When I get my 560 back from repairs I might try to sell it and gather some money to get one of these. Might wait and see some comparisons though to see if it's worth it. I hate when new shiny things come out and all I wanna do is buy one :P

Also how are they hoping to sell 680s now? :?

[QUOTE="mitu123"]

[QUOTE="seanmcloughlin"]

Here in Ireland I can get a 2 GB Gigabyte 670 for 419 Euro. I'm very tempted :P

seanmcloughlin

When I get my 560 back from repairs I might try to sell it and gather some money to get one of these. Might wait and see some comparisons though to see if it's worth it. I hate when new shiny things come out and all I wanna do is buy one :P

Also how are they hoping to sell 680s now? :?

Nvidia should had thought of that before.

I managed to orderGigabyte GTX 670 Windforce for £312 in Uk, Its cheaper then 7950 and 7970 here. The website raised the price to £340 after 10 minutes :) The demand must be crazy for these cards. Hopefully I will receive next week...

The 685 is reported to be 25% faster and has 4GB as the standard. I expect this puppy to cost a lot.mitu123

So is there any reason to buy an overclocked version if you can do it yourself?

How would you feel if you recently bought a 680.:|C_Rule

Yeah I would be pretty sick. here I can get one for 400 euro exactly right now while the 680s are 516 euro :? Big difference

So is there any reason to buy an overclocked version if you can do it yourself?

Mr_Ditters

Warranties and overclocked versions usually have better cooling fans

So is there any reason to buy an overclocked version if you can do it yourself?

Mr_Ditters

[QUOTE="Mr_Ditters"]

So is there any reason to buy an overclocked version if you can do it yourself?

C_Rule

For example the EVA standard vs the EVGA superclocked. One says it has higher memory bandwidth. The cooling seems identical.

http://www.evga.com/products/prodlist.asp?family=GeForce+600+Series+Family

So is there any reason to buy an overclocked version if you can do it yourself?

Mr_Ditters

If you overclock it yourself and it goes wrong, the manufacturer could potentially refuse any replacement or repairs under warranty. A factory overclocked card will retain its warranty since that is how it is supplied.

How would you feel if you recently bought a 680.:|C_Rule

[QUOTE="C_Rule"][QUOTE="Mr_Ditters"]

So is there any reason to buy an overclocked version if you can do it yourself?

Mr_Ditters

For example the EVA standard vs the EVGA superclocked. One says it has higher memory bandwidth. The cooling seems identical.

http://www.evga.com/products/prodlist.asp?family=GeForce+600+Series+Family