Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great video card for anyone who likes to play games. Plan on throwing in a second once I finish upgrading the rest of my rig. So far running everything at max settings on 1920x1080. I use my 55" samsung as primary monitor with my 32" samsung to watch tv/movies while using little 20" samsung to monitor pc vitals with no issues while gaming. Went with this card over other versions that have higher clock speeds out of box or more vram because of the aesthetics of it. Besides so far I've managed to push the card to 1254mhz boost clock and just over 3900 mhz for mem clock and its proven to be very stable. When I first put the card in it would hover around 79c-80c when gaming, after the first week or so it went down and is now hovering around 65c while gaming, so can't complain there. Frame rates are generally around 40+ depending on what I'm playing, pretty sure I would get better frames if not for my cpu and ram bottle necks.. still running a q6600@3.2 with 4gb ddr2 800. Can't wait to finish upgrading rig to see how much better performance will be with the new i75930k and ddr4 2400 ram on the asus rampage v.

It looks really nice. It's super quite even under load. Comes with a nice sticker and then a bunch of regular(ish# stickers. Comes with what I imagine is a driver disc #I didn't use it# and a VGA to DVI adapter. I can play all my games 1080p completely MAXED no problem #Includes Skyrim heavily modded, Tomb Raider with TressFX, The Witcher 2 no Ubersampling, Borderlands 2 with MAX PhysX, PayDay 2, Battlefield 3#. You can check out some extensive Tomb Raider Gameplay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88-yGrfSEpk or Watch the benchmark here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_f2WuzPO1s The GeForce Experience is really nice and helpful for people who don't want to play around with game settings themselves #it has auto maxed out all of my games#. Also it is cool programing the light on the card to "Breath" and there are a couple other settings for it. GPU Boost 2.0 is automatically in affect and the default max temperature #in Celsius) it will go to is 79. Though with other programs like MSI Afterburner you can set that higher or lower. The fan will go up to 50% from what I've observed but again with 3rd party software you can change that no problem. Shadow Play allows you to record gameplay with the card and Live Stream straight to TwitchTV and really does have almost no affect on performance while playing. Can stream at a max of 720p 60FPS and Record at 1080p 60FPS 50Mb/s

I previously had the GTX 650 ti boost SLI setup instead of a single 670, but not all games really take effect of the SLI, and used too much power, making my electric bill sky high, was good but I had the 770 on my mind for months now, and just had to get it when it hit lower price under 400 bucks, nice looking card, easy to overclock instead of having to buy that evga SC edition that cost way over 400 bucks, I mean technically you can overclock it to the same speed as the SuperCLocked EVGA edition card easily. once the new 800 series comes out I will buy a 2nd 770 for SLI along with a heavier PSU. its almost up to a Titan buy like 20% difference, good for streaming on Twitch, good for multi monitors if needed. mainly beast for a gaming machine, should last me 2 years this time.

Ive had it for about a week now and I'm 100% satisfied. I have tested and benchmark about 10 different games and I have seen an improvement all around. The GPU itself can be used with the minimum power supply of 650w and you will be fine. Heating can be a problem if you already have bad heating as it is but if you grab a fan or two to push some air into you will be fine. Now with Nvidia Geforce Experience keeping the GPU up to date is a breeze. On top of that you get a stack of features like Physx and FXAA or even GPU Boost 2.0 which overall make your gaming so much better. At the time of the purchase it was the holidays so my model came with a voucher with 3 games which were, Batman Arkham Origins, Assassins Creed 4 Black Flag and Splinter Cell Blacklist..... They run buttery smooth on my pc. Overall if you are in the market for a new GPU this one is definitely the way to go. For the price and performance you are getting the most bang for your buck.

I bought this card to replace my Radeon 6870 that I have been using for a couple years. Since I primarily game in 5760x1080, I needed a card that had some power, which this card provides. I couldn't run Battlefield 4 smoothly on even low settings with my old card, but the GTX 770 will run 5760x1080 on high settings easily. My only problems with the card is that it is a little expensive (but it may prove to stay current with games for a long time) and that the card does not have grid abilities for a multi-monitor setup (but that is the case with all NVIDIA cards, not just this one)

After doing much research and comparing prices I decided to buy the GTX 770 . on sale The card is amazing I upgraded from GTX 660 I got at the same time last year. very simple install card looks the same just a little longer. I would of gotten a GTX 780 but I would have to order it from best buy.com and I don't like to order parts for my computers online and wait for delivery and such. I would really be upset if I order a part and it was defective then you have to wait again, nah I buy what they have. I wish they had the top tier items in-stock but hey I'm good with this one and with the extra money I will up grade my ram . I even got 3 free games downloaded from steam and play .

I wanted to upgrade the graphics card that came with my HP Phoenix but I was a bit worried because of the length of the card. I was glad it fit but barely. I waited until the price dropped so I could afford it. I am glad I upgraded it was a huge upgrade from an AMD HD 7770 Ghz edition. I ran Heaven a benchmarking program and got 45 FPS and a score of 1100 with every thing maxed out.

As a skilled PC builder and technology consultant. this is a card that is very easy to recommend. The build of the card is very clean and has rock solid construction. I have never been one for showy lights and such inside a case but the GeForce GTX branding glows with an impressive green and lends a sharp look that draws your attention. If you are considering this card, note that it really should be paired up with a quality 600W (at least) PSU and make sure your case is large enough to accommodate the length. Also, be aware that this card needs room to breathe and that most off-the-shelf cases will have a difficult time supplying enough air to keep it cool. A significant reason for choosing this card is the cooling solution. This model vents the hot air directly out the back of the case while many other 770's vent into the case and often right into a second card if in SLI. The rear venting system just makes more sense to me and helps keep case thermals in check. After an initial burn in period, I expect I will open up the shroud to apply better (and a proper amount - less!!# thermal paste...the layout of the board looks to make this job very simple #as most nvidia boards are.)

Bought this card 4 weeks ago. Im able to play World of Warcraft on Ultra settings with no lag, I even used some console commands to ramp up the graphics in game up higher than the ultra settings would allow. The graphics card handled it with ease, no lag even sitting in town on a high pop server. Played a lot of Civilization 5 on the highest settings no lag there as well. I run two monitors a 50" and a 27". Most of the time I have WoW on one screen and Civilization 5 /or/ Hearthstone /or/ a movie playing on the tv. The graphics card takes it all and hands me nothing but great framerates and 0 lag. This graphics card is hands down the best bang for your buck.

I love this card and bought it as an upgrade to the EVGA GTX 660 I bought at Best Buy last year. It is a solid upgrade form the GTX 660 and offers a significant jump in performance. I will probably add a second one for SLI sometime in the new year to complement the 4K display I plan on buying. Using EVGA precision X to monitor my card I can see that mine runs at a solid 1162 MHZ under boost clock with stock setting out of the box in my well ventilated NZXT Phantom.

runs smooth and provides great game play purchased two of these bad boys and don't regret it at all not for the average user

Love this been using it since 2014 and its still gaming in my daughter's rig!

This is a great card. Stays cool. The reference led cooler looks amazing and is quiet. I am somewhat upset that I paid nearly $400 for this card a little over 5 months ago. And they now have the 4gb GTX 970 for the exact same price.....

Great card but only 15 day exchange policy. (per best buy rules) Next door store offers 30 day exchange policy.

bought two of these for workstation graphics, games, folding@home

The GTX 770 "seems" to be a great GPU card, but its really not. It's size is way too large, to the state where it's not even able to fit into the GPU card slot. With little to no luck, I've tried hours to attempt to fit this into my desktop, but it just wouldn't work.