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EVGA Z77 Stinger - Back to top

Real World Labs

Real Performance

Real World Labs

"Despite the size though, we were extremely impressed with all the features EVGA was able to include."
 
Overclockers

Approved

Overclockers

"EVGA has spent quite a while developing an mITX board and it shows. The EVGA Z77 Stinger's name is befitting such a small but powerful piece of hardware."
 

EVGA SuperNOVA NEX1500 Classified - Back to top

Hardware.Info

Hardware.Info

"The EVGA SuperNova NEX1500W Classified is a beast. It's clearly aimed at overclockers that need as much power as possible for their high-end components."
 

EVGA GTX 680 Mac - Back to top

Bare Feats

Bare Feats

"The EVGA GeForce GTX 680 Mac Edition is the clear winner in the tests featured on this page."
 

EVGA GTX 670 FTW Signature 2 - Back to top

TechPowerUp

Editors Choice

TechPowerUp

"While the PCB design is heavily inspired by that of the GTX 680, the cooler is EVGA's in-house design. The Signature 2 dual-fan cooler uses four heatpipes to draw heat from the GPU, and they do an excellent job at keeping the card cool."
 

EVGA GTX 660 FTW Signature 2 - Back to top

Hexus

Recommended

Hexus

"EVGA's GeForce GTX 660 FTW Signature 2 takes the mid-range potential of the GPU and encases it within a card that's super-quiet at all times"
 

EVGA GTX 650 Ti BOOST - Back to top

HiTech Legion

Gold

HiTech Legion

"The EVGA GTX 650Ti BOOST Superclocked video card's performance is incredible and comes close to the GTX 660 performance in some of the latest and most intense games such as Crysis 3 and Battlefield 3. Leaving the GTX 650Ti, and even the recently released AMD HD7790 far behind."
 
Hot Hardware

Recommended

Hot Hardware

"For gamers with 1080p monitors (or lower resolutions), the GeForce GTX 650 Ti BOOST is an affordable graphics solution with minimal compromise."
 
Legit Reviews

Recommended

Legit Reviews

"The performance of the card is impressive, GPU temperatures are solid and it has some overclocking headroom available!"
 
Real World Labs

Editors Choice Award

Real World Labs

"When looking at the performance difference between the reference version of the GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost and the EVGA SuperClocked version, it was clear the additional clock speed really paid off."
 
Guru3D

Great Value

Guru3D

"The EVGA SC edition as such offers plenty of muscle to play today's games with good quality settings and Full HD monitor resolutions."
 
Fudzilla

Recommended

Fudzilla

"Good performance at a tempting price."
 
Hardware Canucks

Dam Good

Hardware Canucks

"In most scenarios, EVGA's Superclocked was nearly able to match the performance on NVIDIA's GTX 660 2GB, a product that costs about $20 more. Unlike the ASUS and Gigabyte cards, a gamer will certainly be able to feel the difference between a stock GTX 650 Ti Boost and this card. EVGA also happens to have one of the best support structures around and when combined with the Superclocked's performance, that's a recipe for complete success."
 
Overclockers

Approved

Overclockers

"All told, the EVGA GTX 650 Ti BOOST SuperClocked is a solid card for a good price. It has a better-than-reference cooler (which is quiet for a blower-type cooler) and it overclocks well, all of which lines up to make it easily Overclockers Approved."
 
TechPowerUp

Editors Choice

TechPowerUp

"EVGA's GTX 650 Ti Boost SuperClocked comes with a 92 MHz overclock out of the box, which is among the largest on the market. This gives the card a 6% performance boost over the reference design, which is quite significant, putting the card just 3% behind GTX 660 non-Ti."
 

EVGA GeForce GTX 650 Ti SSC - Back to top

TechPowerUp

Highly Recommended

TechPowerUp

"Overclocking worked very well, especially memory reached new record levels, with more than 40% overclock!"
 

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