EVGA GeForce GTX 760 SC 4GB DisplayPort HDMI DVI-I/DVI-D Graphics Card with ACX Cooler 04G-P4-2768-KR

Would like to add that those using this card with Adobe Premiere CC will find that their h.264, 1080p timelines flow smoothly without EVER having to render the timeline, even when carrying a lot of effects, and with the monitor quality set to FULL. Well worth the investment because it saves quite a bit of time compared to software-only renders. Exports also run dramatically faster. I probably save 30 minutes to an hour each day when editing projects of any size, compared to software-only rendering and export. Adobe has recently expanded the list of acceptable GPU cards to include just about any NVidia card in the 600 and 700 range, even though some old "recommended" lists still on the Adbobe site does not even mention any card in the 600 and 700 range. If you get any error messages when setting up Premiere for GPU acceleration, check out the online Adobe Premiere Forum for information on the "cuda hack" which simply involves adding the words "GeForce GTX 760" to an existing ascii file, for which you must have administrative privileges on the system. It's quite easy, and the details are all there on the forum. FWIW on my 760 installation I initially got a "not supported" message from Premiere, then Premiere then starting using the card right away even though I had not yet gone through the "cuda hack" process. I chose the 4GB version of this card because many advanced users on the forums suggested that would be very helpful for editing at resolutions substantially greater than 1920 x 1080 such as the new 3840 x 2160 standard which is rapidly becoming popular. But if you're planning on just 1080P, you may be OK with a 2GB version. I avoided upgrading to a high performance card for a long time because I wanted to keep system noise down as far as possible. My earlier experiences with fan-cooled, high performance cards was that they were very, very noisy. This card, however, seems to have added zero new noise to the system, in spite of its two fans. I'm very pleased by that and wish I had taken this step a lot sooner. BTW, this card takes the two "Windows Experience" ratings for video to the current maximums 7.9. Very well built card, the fit in the slot was perfect and there was nothing to suggest it was anything less than a quality build. Works fine in my version 2 PCI Express slot, even though it's designed for version 3.

I love this card. It plays most games on high to ultra settings with 60-100 frames. On Bf4, I play on ultra settings with 50-70 frames which is okay for me. On Dayz , I play on very high settings with 60-120 frames. Pros:This card is great for its price. :looks awesome if you have a window in your case. :Plays games great with 60-FPS. Cons:NONE!! Other Thoughts:This card was going to include 2 free game codes which never was given to me.It said amazon would email me the codes with in 7-10 days but it never was emailed to me,so that is why i give this Item a 4 star rating. Hope this helps any one thinking of buying this card. =) Update: - This card only lasted me 3 years and 11 months. it was great while it lasted but feel like it was short lived. I had constant problems with it trough out the years like a year or two the card started artifacting after i booted to the OS, after a few tries, it would of fixed itself but i should of taken that as a sign to upgrade. A year later, started up gta v, tried recording it, crashed, i was able to get into to the OS but it would only work with one monitor with a really low resolution and it would reboot constantly when i tried opening any programs. So now I'm saying, screw it and I'm buying a prebuilt. Now since two new generations if cards have came out, this product wasn't worth the buy. Overall: 2/5 stars

I bought this to replace a GTX 560ti. I'm not really a Fraps guy (when I start using Fraps, I go down a rabbit hole I don't want to be in) but I did run a 3dmark test with my 560ti prior to installing this card and the difference was pretty significant. My 560 gave me a 3684 and this card gives me a score of 6940 - so about twice as fast according to 3dMark. If you are looking to upgrade and want a point of reference - I was pretty happy with my 560ti and thought that almost all games ran well on high and even ultra settings. This 760 was noticeably smoother on everything, even games that I thought ran fine before. I was also able to remove my dedicated PhysX card (I had a 450GTS that was doing my PhysX) and everything still plays well on Ultra (or high when there is no Ultra available). I didn't have to reduce resolution or quality on anything I own. For reference - games I've been playing: Dirt 3, NFS HP2, Serious Sam 3BFE, Metro 2033, Alan Wake, Assassins Creed III (and 1&2), Batman Origins, etc. One thing I noticed from my previous card is that the VGA RAMDAC seems to be a little noisier on this card. It's fine - but not as strong as the 560ti. This probably won't matter to most, but I do split one of my outputs to VGA and noticed a slight difference. If you are using DVI/HDMI for all outputs, you won't notice anything. Good card, good value (at $299).

The card is great, i bought two, they had the Batman game and I was giving one to my son, and one for me. But Amazon cheated me out of the second game !!!! read the small print. Why it is any of their business how many cards you buy with a game offers, don't make sense to me. So I got only one game. Buy from nvidia or Evga and you will get what you paid for !!!!

For the price this card is amazing what more can I say not one game I can't play on high settings

No problem, easy install, just amazing overall!

Simply powerful and affordable!