- I bought two of these for SLI. One from microcenter where I got a better deal than Amazon because of some great sale. One from Amazon.There is only one flaw with this card. It crashes whenever I use the default over-clocking profile. I was really annoyed that it crashed me in the middle of intensive games. I googled it and found out other people also had the same problem. The solution is easy - just lower the frequency to the middle for all clocks and it worked without problems.The other problem is the heating. I am now comfortably playing all kinds of games, including BF3, MW3, etc in the winter. I am not sure if these cards can hold well in the summer...
- When ZOTAC overclocked this card, they didn't raise the core voltage. You have to use software to raise it slightly before you start playing anything demanding. If you don't, your computer will freeze. Their forums are full of requests for a firmware update to fix this, but they've yet to provide one.
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 GPU, 480 Unified Shaders, 1280MB GDDR5, 320-bit memory bus, Core Clock: 780 MHz, Shader Clock: 1560 MHz, Memory Clock: 4000 MHz, PCI Express 2.0 (compatible with 1.1)
- NVIDIA Force Ware Drivers, Microsoft DirectX 11, OpenGL 4.1, Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7
- NVIDIA Unified Architecture, NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround ready, NVIDIA SLI ready, NVIDIA PhysX & CUDA Technology, NVIDIA PureVideo HD technology, HDMI xvYCC Color & Deep Color technologies, HDMI 1.4a compliant, Hardware-accelerated Blu-ray 3D ready
- Dual -link DVI (Up to 2560x1600), HDMI 1.4a w/audio, HDCP ready, SLI bridge connector (3-way SLI ready)
- ED 480p, HD 720p, HD 1080i, Full HD 1080p
