I want to watercool the card, so i want to find one with full length PCB so i can just use a 680 block, but i guess i could use a swiftech block that is universal. I will be gaming on a 27" monitor using 2560 x 1440 for the res, do i need sli or can one 670 handle it? Or should i just go with a 680? How is the evga ftw edition? its only 2gb but full length card. Is there any cards that allow more than reference voltage adjustment via software/bios?
i9-10900k@5.3ghz//MSI MEG z490 Unify//32GB Gskill TridentZ b.die@DDR4666//RTX 2080ti(+150/+700) kingpin bios//Samsung 970 Pro//Corsair AX1200i
Custom Loop: Dual DDCs->Dual EK XE360 w/GT's -> HK IV CPU -> HK IV GPU ->EK X3 Res controlled by Aquaero 6
If you want things to be comfortable, 2560x1440 is definitely multi gpu territory. Older and less demanding titles fare okay but I've played around a bit disabling SLI and things like JC3, BF3 and Metro suffer using just 1 card.
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Asus DCU2TOP is wonderful, very high factory OC and those fans make no noise! I love mine...
And will SLI with the same model later when I find the money XD
I will go MSI GTX 670 Power Edition for now.
Yup, its the only GTX 670 on the market with software voltage control. I sort of regret buying a second direct cu 2 now.Originally Posted by Olivon
Any problem with the EVGA 670 FTW? I just ordered one so I can still change the order. Also interested in wc.
I have had a eVGA GTX670 FTW for couple weeks now and it has been rock solid.
Gaming/Rendering rig:
eVGA X58 Tri-SLI
Intel i7-970 w/ Corsair H100
24gigs Corsair 2000s
eVGA GTX580 3GB
Too many HDD's
LG Blu-ray player
Corsair hx1050 psu
Corsair 800D case
Sorry for my bad english.
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