EVGA - GeForce GTX 960 2GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card - Black

Enjoy rich graphics and smooth video performance with this EVGA GeForce GTX 960 02G-P4-2968-KR graphics card, which offers 2GB GDDR5 memory and a clock speed of 1304MHz. DVI-I, HDMI and DisplayPort outputs offer simple connectivity.

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5
Great mid-range video card. Posted by: from: on This card is outstanding. My GTX 560ti fried and needed something that day, so I went in to grab something. I decided on this instead of a 970 because I'd save a little over $100. I now realize that for my gaming and design needs, the 970 would be complete overkill. I do work in Photoshop, illustrator, video editing, and gaming. I've maxed out nearly every game I play with 80-100+fps. I don't own many AAA games that have came out this year, however. And this thing is QUIET. The cooler on this card is awesome. Doesn't even kick on until it's needed. Read that again. I'm not kidding, it doesn't even turn the fan on until a certain threshold is reached. To be safe, I turn mine on to around 40% and it keeps my temps under 60c at load. My specs for my pc: i7 4770k 16GB ram This GTX 960 Corsair 750w modular psu 4tb bulk storage 128gb Samsung pro ssd.

8 out of 8 found this review helpful.

4
Needed a new graphics card Posted by: from: on The fan on my old nvidia card geforce 250(yea really old) died. The price was right on this GTX 960 for me (under 200). I really hardly game on this computer but my Dell Vostro 430 had no built in motherboard graphics from what I can tell.. There's no vga port on the back. With all that said, installation was not hard but this is a BIG card. It just barely fit my midsize tower case. I had to basically pull the hard drives and then insert the card and then put the hard drives back in. It did snap right into the card slot with little effort. Be aware I did also upgrade my old 350 watt power supply to a 450 watt power supply just to be sure I had enough power for this card.. What can I say.. The card worked without any issue, I installed the new card software driver off the provided DVD and then updated the drivers off the internet. The card is VERY quiet but then I don't game much so I'm not pushing it to what its probably capable of.. I remember the old days when you used to get a free game or two (usually a first persons shooter) when buying these cards but all there was was the card and the dvd. A little disappointed by that. 1 star for quiet operation 1 star for ease of hardware installation and software driver installation 1 star for price (under 200 i caught it on sale + some rewards) 1 star for literally no issues with this card. So.. 4 stars

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

5
Beast of a GPU. Posted by: from: on I upgraded from a 750Ti to this 960 FTW, and what an improvement it is. Sure it only has 2gb of VRAM, but this FTW edition is insanely overclocked and can run any game I throw at it. In the description it says that it runs at 1304MHz, but mine runs at 1443MHz straight out of the box, and the temps are low enough where there's still room for some overclocking of my own. I'm running games like Dying Light, MGS V, SW Battlefront and Fallout 4 at High to Ultra settings and getting 60+ FPS at 1080p. Now keep in mind that this GPU is not really made for 1440 or 4k. If you want to play games at 1440 or 4k, you're going to need a 970 or a 980ti. But if you just want to play some solid 1080p gaming, then this is deffinately the card for you. And for around $200, you honestly can't find a better mid-range card.

10 out of 12 found this review helpful.

5
Great card, added to my other one for SLI Posted by: from: on I recently rediscovered the joy of building your own PC. I purchased my first 960 back in September of last year before I knew much about good configuration options, as in, a single 970 instead of dual 960s, etc. There are plenty of opinions around the web on the 960, but I found this one at a good price, and dual 960s beats a single 970 on FireStrike and does all the gaming I want at 1080p. The money I spent on the first 960 was long forgotten, and I didn't want the hassle of selling it, so I purchased this second 960 to fill out my system. Say what you will about the 960 being under-powered but it serves my needs perfectly, and I like EVGA design and packaging. I can play Wolfenstein New Order on High settings at 1080p and I get 60 FPS. Just Cause 3 would almost get 60 FPS, but with VSYNC on, it throttled down to 30 FPS, but the experience was perfect. Best Buy had what I wanted in stock and for a great price.

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

4
Great Budget-ish Video Card Posted by: from: on I realize that in today's world there are plenty of less expensive video cards and frankly, I made the mistake of buying some in the past based on the guy at a computer-electronics store telling me that I didn't need anything more powerful based on what I'm doing with my PC. Truly I would have been better just spending the money on a better single card vs. 2 cheaper cards. Additionally, he just made me reluctant to ever buy the brand or chip type again.Not wanting this to be an x vs. y rant, I don't think I want to get into specifics "asus hd7760", I digress. So I wanted a few specific features and benefits and basically got there with the Nvidia GTX 960 and up. A local best buy had them on sale and I went and bought one. I had just put together a dual xeon workstation multiple monitor setup and needed something better the the old cards and this installed easy, setup was easier and the performance is truly fantastic for what it is. I am not a gamer, but rather a person that is always on the net, using work programs and anything else for that matter. Overall, very happy with the purchase.

0 out of 0 found this review helpful.

4
Second Choice, actually Posted by: from: on When I went to Best Buy to buy a video card, I was planning to buy a 4Gb card, but the store only had 1 brand of card with 4Gb on it, and it wasn't the EVGA. They were also out of stock online! So I settled for the 2Gb model. If it wasn't EVGA or MSI, I simply would have gone without!! I live more than 60 miles from the nearest Best Buy, so it was either the 2Gb or nothing! It installed very easily and I configured my new 29" Curved monitor to split the screen into 2 halves! That went well also! Surprise, surprise!! I also changed the power supply while I had it apart to a 600W because these video cards do draw lots of power, and since the mfgr doesn't put in anything too large, I decided to change it before I destroyed the original one by overworking it! I am very happy with its performance so far, but I haven't as yet put it through its paces by playing any of the new video games. Everyone says that it will work just fine, but I cannot attest to that just yet. I have used EVGA cards for years without any problems at all, so I wanted to stay with that brand. I did find out that the "FTW" model is the best of that series, but I was actually ignorant about that fact until AFTER I had bought it. So Best Buy must only stock the most popular models, and it was highly recommended by the salesperson. Now that the new 1080 has hit the stores, watch for price drops on these older models. I just can't see spending $500 for a video card... this one was on sale for $189. A good value for the money!

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

5
Nice upgrade from GTX 750ti Posted by: from: on I upgraded from the 750ti and saw a nice performance boost. I am getting an extra 15-25 fps without doing any overclocking. Can play anything I throw at it on Highest/Ultra with ease. Fans barely move even when playing Battlefield:Hardline on Ultra for hours. May be that my rig is in a colder room. And when they do move, they are extremely quiet. No coil whine that I can hear. Great product for the price.

10 out of 10 found this review helpful.

4
Great Video Card on Budget Posted by: from: on I bought this because I had problem after I upgrade Windows 8.1 to 10. My old card(evga gtx 560 ti) doesn't support Windows 10. After researching online for new video card, it seems 'GeForce gtx 960' is the best choice for around $200. If you can spend more money 'gtx 970' is better choice, but 970 goes for $330 - $400. Best buy had best price. Other sites list $239 for this. You can get for $200 - $210 if you go for gtx 960 SSC#super Super clocked#. This is gtx 960 FTW#for the win#. Everything is the same except FTW has little better speed. I almost get SSC from amazon for $210, but I needed it right now. So I searched Best buy hoping they do carry. Best buy only had FTW but it was $219, amazon was $239. If you have a problem after upgrade to Windows 10, this is the one you need to buy. If you are PC gamer, save more money then get a GTX 970. If $200 is too much for you, get a GTX 700 series.

3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

4
Great Video card, but too long in my computer Posted by: from: on Card works great, just too long for my computer.. It blocks me from using 3 of my 5 SATA ports on the motherboard, so I had to return it. Still using my shorter EVGA GeForce 550 Ti overclocked 2 GB PCIe card, which is getting a little long in tooth. Still looking for a short card solution, but this card is great and affordable if you have the room and nothing gets blocked on your motherboard.

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

5
Excellent Midrange Option Posted by: from: on I purchased this card as i wanted something to run games at High settings at 1080p with a constant 60 FPS. So far, this has done exactly that, including with some demanding titles like Project Cars and Battlefield 4. I have also been pleased with some of the features of the card such as the EVGA backplate which seems to help with card durability and heat management, as well as the quiet and effective cooling system (max temps of around 73-74C). I did have some minor instability when using both the EVGA Precision and MSI Afterburner tools at separate times to manually manage the fan profiles; it may have been something unique to my system but worth noting I uninstalled both and have had zero issues. You will probably read much ado elsewhere about how the GTX 960 is a disappointment, but frankly there doesn't seem to be much else in the $200 price range that has this level of performance and efficiency, and the price jump to a GTX 970 is not something that I find to be worth it for my needs. No, it doesn't have 4GB of VRAM and won't be a benchmark superstar or the best option for 1440p/4k but for the vast majority of usage cases I think this is an excellent choice.

3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

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