- I purchased this several months ago to replace my aging EVGA 8800s. It was part of an overall upgrade to my rig and probably my favorite component. I was only slightly concerned that I had been using EVGA and liked the brand but wasn't familiar with Zotac. I can keep this short and sweet and say this card is blazing fast. I have new games maxed out on graphics and it maintains a high FPS. I am purchasing another one of these to SLI them together in anticipation of Battlefield 3.I'll also happily recommend Zotac as a brand.. I'm very happy with this card and the tools that come to control it. I don't tweak anything further but the GUI provided is very easy to use and monitors temperatures if you're one of the tweaking types. I'm running at around 70 degrees fully maxed out at the moment. Be aware that I also have an Antec 1200 case which includes 7 fans. I strongly suggest a cool case. In addition to this I'm using an 850W power supply by Corsair and recommend a high-end power supply to…
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 GPU, 512 Unified Shaders, 1536MB GDDR5, 384-bit memory bus, Core Clock: 815 MHz, Shader Clock: 1630 MHz, Memory Clock: 4100 MHz, PCI Express 2.0 (compatible with 1.1)
- DirectX 11 support, OpenGL 4.1, NVIDIA ForceWare Drivers, Windows XP/Vista/7
- NVIDIA Unified Architecture, NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround ready, NVIDIA PhysX Technology & CUDA Technology
- Dual dual-link DVI (Up to 2560x1600), Mini-HDMI 1.4a w/audio, HDCP ready, SLI bridge connector [3-way SLI ready]
- ED 480p, HD 720p, HD 1080i, Full HD 1080p
