even more confused. on buyers reviews (newegg).

so now I have two Options:

* the EVGA GeForce GTX 680 SC Signature2

* the Gigabyte (GTX 680 OC windforce)

what do you think people?

so the best 680 would be the MSI lightning?

need to decide on one guys.

Hi.

I am thinking of getting a new card and decided to go for the 680 series spcially the OC versions.

I am confused on which to go for.

I found the EVGA GeForce GTX 680 SC Signature2/Dual Fan and liked it but couldnt get and reviews for it.

I also like to know whics is best?

do I go for ASUS GTX 680 DirectCU II (DC2T) , the Gigabyte (windforce) ,the MSI or Zotac.

I need your advice.

no it about the cooling peformances and also if it come with +5% OC or +10% Oc at stock :the price u are ready to pay for like Each card as 3 Version if not 5 for some

marcthpro

so your saying that in over clocking the reference card there can be a difference between those brands?

good point. so can we say that in terms of quality and performance they are the same but the difference is in the brand name and after sale only?

that is very good. but how about in terms of quality and performance ?

Hi as you know the GTX 680 Is out now (reference cards) and there are a lot of manufactures out there and lots of fan boys say ASUS or MSI is better...
my Question is if one brand is better than the other which one to go fore EVGA, ASUS, MSI, Zoatic, HIS, XFX ....???
if they are the same why then the price variations?
thannx in advance

I'm using the Intel 320 (120GB) and have nothing but praise for it, definitely recommended... Although there's also the 310 series, in case you want both an SSD and HDD in your laptopistuffedsunny

thanx will go for that one for sure.

one last thing should I consider the intel 510 series? will work on my laptop better than the 320 series if I have SATA2?

thanx I will be looking arround for intel SSD drives and get back to this post.

SDD is a must for a laptop! To the average consumer there is very little difference in performance between SSDs especially when it comes to laptops, just keep in mind a non Intel drive is 5x more likely to fail. For what its worth I often work with Sony Vegas and with my SSD I can fire up photoshop in 3 sec while encoding :Distuffedsunny

that is good to know I am using sony vegas too.

what is the model of SSD that you are using and what is the storage capacity?