"The FTW has what overclockers need to get the job done. The FTW has what extreme overclockers need to get the job done. This board can simply get the job done for those wanting to spend the money to jump up to the monster X79 platform."

"Along with this, the sheer number of included cables, expansion brackets and other accessories that are included, give a whole load of flexibility on installation and just add to the overall package that you get. Feature wise we see a whole range of options available with the 6 PCI-e lanes, SATA II and III interfaces, dual Gigabit LAN, a large array of front panel headers along the base of the board, degbug LED, and the tri-BIOS selection. The other little touches such as the 24-pin ATX connector that is at a right angle to the board, allowing for easier cable management in your case and the onboard power, reset and CMOS reset buttons just add to the selling factor."

"If you are looking to jump into the Sandy Bridge-E platform, and your want list includes SLI, great overclocking, lots of features, and a motherboard that just plain looks sexy, then you need to keep the EVGA X79 FTW on your short list"

"EVGA has succeeded in making a great card even more appealing. This may be one of the first pre-overclocked Kepler-based products on the market but it feels polished, stable and doesn't come at an outrageous price.""

"EVGAs GTX 680 SC Signature is one of the fastest air cooled GTX 680 cards around. Its GPU runs at 1086MHz and the memory at 1552MHz (6208MHz effectively). In comparison, reference clocks for GTX 680 cards are 1006/1502MHz GPU/memory. EVGAs GTX 680 SC Signature card is ready for additional overclocking as well, since it has one 8-pin connector and one 6-pin connector, instead of two 6-pin connectors found on the reference card. There is also an additional phase for PWM regulation."

"Overall, I can't think of a single negative about the GTX 680, really. It's a physically small card with tons of features that packs a punch, performance-wise, while using less power and generating less heat than the competition. Overclockers Approved without a doubt!"

"In our tests, the GeForce GTX 680 was up to 29% faster than the Radeon 7090."

"GTX 670 is currently the GPU to beat from a price / performance standpoint and EVGA has done their best to improve upon the reference design by adding their own unique touches. The GTX 670 Superclocked is an excellent card that sets itself apart from the competition in a number of ways."

"It performs so well and at such a good price, I would recommend this GPU over any other card out there, even the GTX 680. Another no-brainer Approved stamp for EVGA!"

"EVGA was right on time for the GTX 670 launch with its Superclocked card, which comes overclocked to 967MHz and its memory at 1552MHz (6208MHz effectively)"

"The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 has become the card to have if you are looking in the $400 price range and want the best of everything!"

"The SuperClocked model from EVGA was up to 9% faster than the stock GeForce GTX 670 in our tests."

"In most applications, the overclocked EVGA card is able to edge out a stock GeForce GTX 680."

"Looking sharp and producing best-in-class performance across our range of games, while still overclocking farther without even needing to touch the voltage, it's about as good as NVIDIA's Fermi GPU is ever going to get."

"The card especially exceeded my expectations on ambient cooling by a long shot. Not to mention I was limited by a low core voltage of 1.32 V while sub zero, so I�m confident this card has a lot left in the tank. In my opinion, the GTX580 Classified has earned the right to be in the top tier of GTX580 graphics cards."

"The EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2Win dominated the both of the overclocked GeForce GTX 580 video cards that we compared it to."

"The EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2Win is a superb top-end graphics card which is about 30% faster than the GeForce GTX 580 and twice as fast as the GeForce GTX 560 Ti. And it comes at the same price as most versions of GeForce GTX 580!"