GTX 670 Availability

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Danik

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I would tend to doubt that there will ever be ANY "non-reference design" silent (fanless) GTX 670 or even GTX 660 cards. And: probably not any silent (fanless) of any of the GTX 600 series cards for purchase anytime soon.
The only available silent GTX 500 series cards are: GTX 520's.
Whether there will be any better performing (GTX 630, 640, 650) + silent cards remains to be seen.
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I did not mean passive cooling. What I meant was lower dB and better temperatures. I bought an Antec 300, and recently I lowered the fans (2x Front, 1x Rear, and 1x Top) from Medium/High to low. The difference in noise is so incredible that I'm surprised I didn't do it a long time ago. There was no major difference in temps either.

That said, I think I am limited to mainly Asus and Gigabyte. Maybe MSI as well? Frozr II and Windforce seem liked good cooling solutions. I'm sure I will be hitting F5 over and over come Thursday morning.
 
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pcm81

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If the 680, as other thread states, is the repackaged 660, then what has been repackaged as 670?
 
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What was meant to be 660, is now 670, and what was meant to be 670, is now 680. At least, that's what I gather.
 
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EVGA.com has both standard and SC for sale. 4/per limits. 4GB SKUs are there, but not for sale yet.
 
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Ashenor

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Hmmm its through Tiger Direct i have a MSI one ordered 2 days ago from them that has not shipped was trying to get a EVGA through Newegg. At work now so can't access the site but going to try to order from phone.
 
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Ashenor

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If anyone see's them on newegg can they post here please, the building i work in is the worst so will have to run down 2 flights of stairs and outside to try to get internet on phone to order it.

Thanks
 
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bxcloud said:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/GeForce_GTX_670_Direct_Cu_II/3.html

Asus with black-plate looks good
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Wizard gave it a 10.0, first card ever rated that high.

Yes, you've seen correctly, the ASUS GeForce GTX 670 Direct CU II TOP is the first graphics card ever that I gave a perfect ten score.
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Overall the ASUS GTX 670 Direct CU II is the best card I ever tested. I simply can't find anything wrong with it. ASUS has sucessfully addressed all the shortcomings of NVIDIA's reference design, yet asks only a moderate $20 price premium for their card. This means that you can get faster than GTX 680 performance at $420. And the card manages all that with a dual slot cooler, that just screams "put me in SLI".
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I'm trying to hold off. I don't really need one. I have a 680 and 460s in SLI!
 
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amenx

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Overclockers UK:

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exar333

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Kenmitch said:
For those looking the Asus model looks to be the nicest one of all....So far.
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I don't even think it is actually for sale anywhere. Definitely the highest stock clocks around (again for a card that doesn't really exist) but it remains to be seen if the ceiling is any better with the voltage restrictions. Nice looking card though, for sure!
 
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