EVGA GeForce GTX 670 FTW Signature 2 2GB GDDR5 PCIe 02G-P4-3677-KR

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Pros:

Good overclocking potential, GTX 670 with GTX 680 clock speeds, Quiet, EVGA StepUp program provides easy upgrade path, Low temperatures, Up to four active displays, makes surround possible with one card, Support for PCIExpress 3.0 and DirectX 11.1, Support for CUDA and PhysX...

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Relatively high price

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Last revision on February 3, 2015

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Good overclocking potential, GTX 670 with GTX 680 clock speeds, Quiet, EVGA StepUp program provides easy upgrade path, Low temperatures, Up to four active displays, makes surround possible with one card, Support for PCIExpress 3.0 and DirectX 11.1, Support for CUDA and PhysX

Expert reviews and ratings

For around £340 (about AU$535, US$515), you can pick up Sapphire's HD 7970 GHz Vapor-X, which will beat the overclocked GTX 670s pretty much across the board. They're a bit more power-hungry than Nvidia cards, but for outright performance, the Tahiti...

By TechRadar AU on May 31, 2013

Although it's a little late to the party, the EVGA GTX 670 FTW Signature 2 is an excellent implementation of a GTX 670 custom design. While the PCB design is heavily inspired by that of the GTX 680, the cooler is EVGA's in-house design. The Signature...

By techPowerUp! on January 24, 2013

On First Page1. Introduction2. GTX 6703. HD 79704. Test System and Methodology5. 3DMark 20116. Far Cry 37. Assassin's Creed 38. Hitman: Absolution9. F1 201210. DOTA 211. Borderlands 212. Diablo 313. Star Wars The Old Republic14. FXAA/TXAA and 3D15. GPU...

By HardwareHeaven on January 17, 2013

We started this review with the intention of finding out which architecture would offer the best performance in the latest games, with the latest drivers. Before we get to that though, a few words on the cards themselves.Looking at the EVGA card...

By HardwareHeaven on January 17, 2013

Non-reference coolers are quite popular and EVGA's Signature 2 series has always been a standout product in that respect. GTX 670 FTW Signature 2 runs at the same clocks as the GTX 670 FTW. The GPU is clocked at 1006MHz while the memory is at 1527MHz...

By Fudzilla on December 20, 2012