"EVGA always strives for, and markets to, the enthusiast crowd, even in their mainstream line, and that is evident in the EVGA Z68 SLI motherboard. The most impressive feature is definitely the overclocking performance, pushing my i7 2600K processor to 5GHz with just 1.45Vcore. The onboard power, reset, clear CMOS buttons, as well as the debug LED, are extremely helpful when overclocking, especially since the debug LED doubles as a CPU temperature monitor."

"Overclocking itself was a breeze, you can manually select how to overclock, preferably you simply increase the Turbo multipliers and find a corresponding stable CPU voltage with it. Our limit on this processor is varying from 4800 to 5000 MHz differing per motherboard. With this eVGA motherboard we had a stable 4.9 GHz and as you have seen we included the results in our benchmark suite. Superb cooling and better yield CPUs will no doubt go higher easily on this motherboard."

"The EVGA Z68 FTW (160-SB-E689) is an overall great performing motherboard. The added features like the compact flash slot simply add to the package! If you are looking for an Intel Z68 Express chipset motherboard the EVGA Z68 FTW should definitely be on your short list at or near the top of it"

"First of its kind to offer advantageous features. EVGA did not skimp on anything on the board. Our overall appraisal: Excellent "

"The EVGA Superclock is the best air cooler we tested so far, so it receives the Hardware Secrets Golden Award. And we have to rethink our standards."

"...the EVGA Superclock CPU Cooler is well worth the price..."

"With a solid reputation to uphold, EVGA did a lot of things right with the Superclock CPU Cooler."

"So, would it be worth upgrading to the EVGA Superclock Cooler? Absolutely!"

"The EVGA Superclock rather than expected, hit very well in the contest of good against some coolers in the market, just as classic, Noctua NH-D14 left behind. This is a cooler with very good performance but the the accompanying fan is quite noisy, has a noise level of 41.5 dBA which may alienate some buyers. If you do not have to endure some noise problems or have a well soundproofed box, the EVGA cooler Superclock should be an option on the purchase."

"Overclocking on the board was one of the best experiences that we have seen for a 2600k processor. The board had no trouble providing the necessary power to break 5.1GHz on air cooling!"

"You will be hard pressed to find another P67 motherboard out there that can out perform the P67 FTW."

"Overall, the EVGA P67 FTW motherboard is a solid offering from EVGA and manages to standout, despite the crowded socket 1155 market populated by P67s and the new Z68 boards."

"The EVGA P67 FTW has arrived! Supporting Intel Socket 1155 processors, this motherboard offers incredible performance with Intel Core i5 and Core i7 processors."

"From the point of view of overclocking we could not be more satisfied!"

"When I opened this box, I was surprised, EVGA has stepped up the game on the presentation..."

"EVGA threw in a ton of stuff, including a T-Shirt, oversized mouse pad, EVGA poster, a DVI-to-VGA adapter, a DVI-HDMI adapter, a mini-DP to full-sized GP adapter..."

"The EVGA GeForce GTX 590, after all, comes with some enticing perks. There is the EVGA precision and OC scanner software, a custom full cover EVGA backplate..."

"Legit Bottom Line: If you want an enthusiast grade graphics card under $400.00 that can overclock like mad, EVGA makes your choice simple. The GeForce GTX 570 HD Classified is absolutely the version to buy."

"Seeing that we were able to come very close to the performance of the GTX 570 in our tests with the GTX 560 Ti 448 Cores FTW, if the release price is really around $290, it will be well worth it. That price is a good one, and with the distribution of the GTX 560 Ti 448 Cores limited to only a few markets and a smaller amount of GPUs, this might be your choice if you were looking at the GTX 570 before."

"If you are buying a $300 video card right now, the EVGA GTX 560 Ti is a limited-run great value and bang-for-buck gaming video card that will stand among the fastest cards with just a bit more overclocking. When a great value is offered like this, we feel it deserves ABT’s highest award – the “Kick Ass” award."

"With more raw power and an insane amount of overclocking done from factory, this card will not let you down. Plus with a purchase price that is marginally lower than the GTX 580, a beastly 3-Way SLI setup is within your grasp without breaking the bank. I will most definitely be picking up another one of these video cards when they hit the market."

"Priced just right and matching the performance of more expensive high-end cards, the GTX 560Ti 448 Cores Classified Edition video is the card to get for the holiday upgrade. You can play Batman Arkham City with PhysX set to HIGH with 3D Vision on or get a constant smooth framerate in Battlefield 3 when playing in 64-man servers with the highest settings. Easily overclocked even further, you essentially have a potential GTX 580 for 200 USD less."

"While the 47 MHz difference between the EVGA and the MSI cards in our review might seem minimal, there are definitely out-of-the-box performance advantages to getting the higher overclocked model."

"There really is an endless list of things to like about the EVGA’s Classified but we’ll end this short overview with a simple statement: this will be the GTX 560 Ti 448 that all competitors –and even some GTX 570s- are measured against."

"EVGA gave us today a nice card indeed, this is a very high factory OCed card with a very exquisite packaging."

"EVGA made a wise choice in using the reference design for the GTX560 Ti SC and shows us what most reference cards are capable of."

"The GTX 560 Ti offers great performance. Priced at $250, the card offers enthusiasts greater performance over the HD5870 and GTX 470 in DirectX 11 applications."

"If you haven't taken the plunge to upgrade from older technology the GTX 560 Ti SC is an excellent card to consider for your gaming rig. The price is excellent and the performance output triumphs previous generations, as it should."

"And in terms of performance, we saw the EVGA GTX 560 Ti SC soundly beat the Radeon 6870 in just about every facet, but more importantly trading blows with the 6950."

"Arriving factory-overclocked to the customer from EVGA gives it a little more power in games and undoubtedly adds value to the card. The GTX 560 Ti has staying power as it holds the average FPS of all the games that we tested to a very playable level."

"With an 850 Mhz core speed and 4104 Mhz memory clocks, the EVGA GeForce GTX 560 SC Video Card really seems to have made a name for itself in this review."

"If you are an overclocker this is a perfect card for it. While it comes from the factory with a slight OC, it still has potential to go further and provide a few FPS more."

"If you require quiet running, EVGA's superb quiet cooling is a real winner. Considering that you can get the EVGA GTX 560 Ti with free performance guaranteed for $129 from a (USA) etailer – this is after rebate and it includes the Mafia II game!! – we give it our Great Value award and a hearty thumbs up!"

"n this review we looked at not only the EVGA GTX 550 Ti but the performance associated with running two of these cards in SLI. As our performance charts had shown in most cases we saw a 2x performance increase over a single card which often rivaled the faster GTX 560 Ti."

"The EVGA GTX 550 Ti FPB video card is a major improvement over the GTS 450. The EVGA GTX 550 Ti is factory overclocked at 951 MHz (Core) from the default 900 MHz. The memory clocks are also bumped up on the EVGA GTX 550 Ti FPB to 4356 MHz from the standard 3600 MHz."

"We have to applaud what EVGA did with this card. Instead of sticking with the reference version's clock speeds ad calling it a day, they took the time and effort to implement measures that ensure slightly higher performance without increasing the asking price. Add to this EVGA's award winning customer service and their innovative new warranty plan and you have a recipe for success in the $150 market."

"EVGA is to be commended for blazing a trail with this card, venturing into new territory here in an innovative and unique manner."

"...turned out to be one of the best graphics cards we have reviewed all year. By combining a pair of GeForce GTX 460 GF104 GPUs on a single PCB and pricing it lower than the GTX 580, EVGA has built a card that offers similar performance and more features than NVIDIA's own flagship single-GPU card."

"Et bien sachant que la GTX 460 2WIN est plus performante que la GTX 580"

"From our observations, eVGA has a great product on their hands. During my Gulftown CPU testing on LN2, the Frostbite was a clear winner compared to Ceramique, allowing me to run higher clock speeds and lower voltages, a win-win scenario. With the GPU testing on dry ice, however, there was very little apparent difference with my vGPU limited situation. With higher voltage (more heat load) and LN2 on the GPUs, we suspect the Frostbite would be just as impressive as it was with the CPU testing."

"We were able to get more of an overclock on this card than we have seen on our other GTX 580’s, but we barely scratched the surface of what it’s truly capable of. If the price different between this card and a standard 3Gb GTX 580 wasn’t so close I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone other than professional overclockers. But the reality is this card as it sits today is $10 more than a standard card. For $10 you are getting a card that is built to be pushed to the limit and should have no problem running for a very long time at the loads the average gamer is going to put it under. You are also getting upgraded cooling at still continues to (mostly) push the hot air out of the back and support from EVGA who actually encourages you to overclock the card!"

"EVGA has definitely designed an overclocking beast and with LN2 have alread passed the 1.6GHz mark. For us mere mortals who just want to use a traditional air cooling EVGA pretty much nailed it, they have the extra cooling the overclockers demand without the negatives of a huge tri-slot card that dumps all of its heat into a user's case."

"The card comes factory overclocked for you, where a regular GTX 580 has a 772 MHz base frequency and 4000 effective data-rate on the memory, EVGA brings that number up-to 855 MHz on the base clock and 4212 MHz on the memory, we find that a very nice factory overclock for a card of this stature. Any modern game to date at even the highest resolutions will not be a real issue. Make no mistake though, this is a grand product to own and I honestly hope you realize how much effort EVGA put in this product."

"...one can’t be anything but satisfied with what EVGA’s engineering team has accomplished. In most situations the 2Win was able to go far beyond the numbers posted by a GTX 580; a card that retails for almost $500 these days."

"...for the most part I came away completely impressed with a card competing in performance with the GTX 590 at about $200 lower cost. See, it really is a win."

"While maintaining and overall increased performance over the 580, and offering more in terms of versatility, the EVGA 560 Ti 2 WIN is a spectacular card for any mainstream to high end user."

"The reality for the GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2Win remains that its amongst the fastest graphics cards currently available. Your fillrate will drip of your screen with drooling framerates versus excellent output image quality. The GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2Win is all about innovation, it's a very wicked card that we can certainly recommend."