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If you get the SC version and have issues, you can send an email to Jacob from EVGA support. They are issuing free advanced RMAs to people with bad SC cards. They send you a FTW edition card on the full size PCB with GTX 680 fan via 2 day air and hold your CC on file. Then you have 14 days after the new card arrives in which to return your old one before your CC is charged for the new card.
Thought maybe someone would be interested to know this about the SC cards. Apparently there are some issues. Mine sets the boost clock to 1175 which is unstable in some games at different times. Other people note that the voltage is not going up high enough. Some have experienced heat issues that cause artifacts and freezes etc. However, even with all that EVGA is going out of their way to make it right by offering to upgrade your card.
Thought it was worth mentioning.
If you get the SC version and have issues, you can send an email to Jacob from EVGA support. They are issuing free advanced RMAs to people with bad SC cards. They send you a FTW edition card on the full size PCB with GTX 680 fan via 2 day air and hold your CC on file. Then you have 14 days after the new card arrives in which to return your old one before your CC is charged for the new card.
Thought maybe someone would be interested to know this about the SC cards. Apparently there are some issues. Mine sets the boost clock to 1175 which is unstable in some games at different times. Other people note that the voltage is not going up high enough. Some have experienced heat issues that cause artifacts and freezes etc. However, even with all that EVGA is going out of their way to make it right by offering to upgrade your card at their expense. You get a free return shipping label with the new card.
Thought it was worth mentioning.
This would incline me to stay away from EVGA unless I had already purchased one. Had not heard other vendors had similar issues...
Can't see why these are in any way better than the $400 Gigabyte board with 5 power phases, 6+8pin connectors, made on GTX680 PCB, and comes with a quiet after market cooler. The reference GTX670 design is really underwhelming imo, especially when it costs more.
Can't see why these are in any way better than the $400 Gigabyte board.
The Giga card has 5 power phases, 6+8pin connectors, made on GTX680 2oz of copper PCB, and comes with a quiet after market cooler. The reference GTX670 design is really underwhelming imo, especially when it costs more.
BluePCB = :thumbsdown:
They're also back in stock at NewEgg...but I don't want to pay $35 tax and I want to use my AMAZON gc...
so it is good for anyone one else not living in calif...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130782
I heard you stare at your videocard while you frag people in BF3.
I'll tell you what the GTX670 OC uses GTX680 standard PCB. Just order the EVGA backplate and you got yourself a Black PCB. :thumbsup:
I heard you stare at your videocard while you frag people in BF3.
I'll tell you what the GTX670 OC uses GTX680 standard PCB. Just order the EVGA backplate and you got yourself a Black PCB. :thumbsup:
Can't see why these are in any way better than the $400 Gigabyte board.
The Giga card has 5 power phases, 6+8pin connectors, made on GTX680 2oz of copper PCB, and comes with a quiet after market cooler. The reference GTX670 design is really underwhelming imo, especially when it costs more.
Amazon will get em back too. I think Newegg gets a lot of waffle stock. What I mean is people order, then cancel and you see OOS and then in stock on a certain product in a day. Or you may have people who's CC got declined so the item goes back to the shelf.
I noticed Gigabyte cards were all gone on Sunday then today they come back in. Did they magically get a shipment at 4AM? lol
I wouldn't be surprised if Newegg runs 3 shifts.
Props to EVGA for sending a FTW edition for $20 increase. Not a bad deal at all. Most companies would just force you to RMA, wipe their butt with your card, and send you another one from a bad pile.
$20 increase? No...They pay shipping and ship the new card first. You ship old card back and they include shipping label. They shop via 2 day air.
No $20 anywhere.