Asus STRIX Nvidia Gtx 960 1253Mhz (Boost 1317Mhz) 7200Mhz 2Gb Gddr5 128-Bit Dl-Dvi-I Hdmi Dp*3 Pci-E Graphics Card

This was bought to replace the 1GB AMD Radeon HD 6770 and I'm more than happy with the difference in performance. It is fitted to an ASUS P8H61-M LE/USB3 revision 3.0 running BIOS version 4601. The PSU is a CoolerMaster 460w unit that came with my Elite 331 Case. I checked to see if it could take the new card (along with my PC's other components) using their PSU calculator before purchasing. I'd recommend anyone else do the same. In the box you get a case sticker, VGA adaptor, instructions for fitting the card and a driver CD. The card itself in addition to being well wrapped to prevent static comes fitted with plastic covers to protect the PCI-E, SLI connection and DVI-D output. Overall I'm happy to recommend this card for upgrading or building a new system. It is well made, reasonably quiet in operation and power efficient. There is some coil noise but it isn't intrusive when you have sound from the game playing over the speakers.

Fantastic card... It's a dramatic improvement from my old Asus HD 6670 don't get me wrong that would play any game on at least low... This card is so silent even under load and can play just about any game on High/Ultra with a decent FPS. Cheap and reliable card highly recommend it! My specs Amd FX 8120 8 GB 1TB / 64GB SSD 960 GTX 750W Asus M5A99X Evo (Not R2)

Although a great graphics card, it doesn't hold up very well with the brand new AAA titles like Fallout. Yeah sure you can get medium settings with a great frame rate but even then you get lag spikes in some places. If you want a card for counter strike, Rocket league or the newly released alpha Squad then this is a perfect card. 2gb's of vram just isn't enough I'm afraid, no idea where they were going with releasing this with 2gb's would of gone for a cool 3gb's

Installed Driver - Reboot and Black Screen! Google'ed the issue and found a 35 Page Topic on NVidia's website regarding this issue, without a fix. Straight away swapped for an AMD/ATI Card and works fine!

wanted a later model, but funds wouldn`t allow it, so had to settle for this one, glad i did, can now play that games only dreamed about playing before getting this card, highly recommended, so easy to install, and fast, great card for a great price, love Asus hardware...

I'm posting this review as an ex-user of this item because I promptly returned it to Amazon. Originally I bought a EVGA SSC 960 which had coil whine (common issue with 960/970) so I returned it and picked up one of these because its length would have been better in my small form factor case...or so I thought. On first look the item is well packaged in its ASUS box which is nice so damage is highly unlikely, but other than that you don't really get much in the box other than the card itself. Its quite light in weight and the clean backplate was rather nice so those are plus points. Okay so here are the bad bits in my opinion. The fans come on much faster than my other EVGA SSC cards did and they are MUCH louder. Coil whine was horrific but that varies from card to card so I won't rate it down on that. Three star rating based on its price being the same although the cooling capacity seems limited, it reached 70c far too quickly, fans seem to have two options; off or 100%. Would not recommend if you have sensitive hearing or want a silent build.

Great size, price and performance. It fits well in my case which is small. Not too expensive. Maxed out most of my games at 1080p. Don't listen to people who say spend the extra in a 970. Keep the extra money for some games or some other PC parts

Does a brilliant job for the price. It's a really solid bit of kit and without much work I was up and running at max settings on most games. I've heard people have problems with the fan noise but I can't say I've noticed anything.