How would this graphics card preform without overclocking at all ?
266624
Great!! I never overclock because I have some sort of worry about it (I have before though and it is great!) and from by experience its perfectly fine without overclocking.
266625
This specific card comes slightly overclocked out of the box. I have not changed it at all and I can run Skyrim on high (AA off), Borderlands 1 and 2 on high (AA off), Far Cry 3 on high/medium (aa off) with 40-45 FPS. This is with a phenom 2 X4 810 processor and 6 GB of ram.
266626
It ships with an overclocking program. You can easily underclock or overclock it even more if you wish. It ships overclocked already and the fan is appropriately sized for that.
315665
I'm currently Using this Processor on a LGA 1150 socket, Z97 motherboard. I have not been able to Overclock using the wizard without the computer Crashing the GPU (GTX 660) I have not tried to overclock manually. I can say that the fan that comes with it does a decent job and can be used for running High Quality games without overclocking (WatchDogs looks great, it has it's own problems, Tomb Raider works great on Max, Skyrim looks great too, But I do have 32gigs of memory as well) So, Yes. And Overclocking isn't needed so far, I can't find a game I want to play that can challenge this processor even at it's out-of-box speed.
852877
Performance will probably be very close, unless you start using very high resolution monitors or multi monitor setups that require the extra ram. Really, you are buying the extra ram for future as I haven't found anything that really uses this at standard 1080p resolutions. The draw for this card beyond the memory is the cooling setup. Very nice.
1019791
Depends on the CPU but I am running an i7-3770k @4.4ghz and mine never gets above 60c (using realtempGT) on full folding load with GPU folding as well. Thats with a corsair h100. A customer loop will likely do better.
1966786
GPU clock: 823Mhz Memory:1002Mhz Shader: 1645Mhz. can OC to 924 stable with stock fan. If you want to buy I'll offer it for $90 since I'll be upgrading soon.
1830036
If you are wondering whether you'll need to upgrade your power supply, most likely you won't. My computer took the card flawlessly without upgrading anything else.
1817425
I run a GTX 690, (dual 680s) with the 860W model. so as the others say, probably overkill, infact, may lose efficiency if you don't run in the sweet spot.
2023955
Hi,Check out the following link:http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/battlefield-4-graphics-card-performance,3634-7.htmlThe test system might have a different CPU than yours, but it should give you a fair idea about the capability of GTX650Ti Boost 2GB. Personally, while I like this card, right now I would buy something different, more like Radeon R9 270, or Radeon HD 7870. In fact there is a fire-sale of the latter on-line. Check the newegg.com for the deals. I have bought the HD 7870 from neweegg.com for $129.99 just couple days ago.JK
1267167
Should be okay if you don't overclock it or your cpu. It's running fine on my cheap 700watt cooler master extreme
496094
Yeah, it's the same card I have and I haven't run into a game I couldn't run at 60fps. Of course you'll need a decent cpu as well
1921790
While I don't overclock I've heard good things about ASUS boards in general when it comes to Overclocking. I Also have an FX8350 but see no need to OC it. As for a GTX780 SC I don't see why there would be a problem with placing an NVIDIA Card on this board. People do it all the time.
1448607
It will run for a low settings. But you can always upgrade to higher end graphic card in the future.
1993478
Will this graphics card run Battlefeild 3 on ultra with no lag/ @60FPS?,.. No. I'm almost certain Buffy is referring to FPS and not data lag. I run a Intel i7 2nd Gen. 2600k CPU, 16gig 1600mhz RAM, and a GTX 580 1.536 and with a little tweaking of the in-game video options I have come to a very satisfying compromise (60 FPS) but just a good GPU won't cut it. The CPU, GPU, and Ram speed go hand in hand. Your cpu speed is critical due to the fact it must be fast enough to keep up with your GPU. Investing in a high end GPU with a low end CPU or the opposite, will usually "bottleneck" the game performance, resulting in low FPS, choppy game play. I wouldn't bother with RAM speeds over 1600mhz. Anything higher then 1600mhz is still a waste of money. Settings like Textures, HBOA, MSAA, Shadows, Antialias Post & Antialias Deferred can all be adjusted in game. MSAA seems to be the culprit in everyone's chugging fps issues. "The people who tested this game at Hard OCP noticed, with their settings on ultra, putting even 2x MSAA dropped their fps from 60 to about 30 on a single GPU card." Also driver updates released from Nvidia over the past year have greatly improved my GPU's performance. I am very satisfied with the 580 and Nvidia. They have made me a loyal customer. FYI: this card will also smoke any Valve game out there. I mean frame rates into the hundreds! I'm a huge L4D2 & TF2 fan =)
1966475
If your running stock clocks on your cpu and gpu you'll be ok, probably. I don't know the rest of your setup. Real world power draw is one thing and recommendations are another. I could get your setup to draw 500 gaming or 1000+ if overclocked. So that's my 2 cents.
1003338
i have the card and it's great but not the watercooling kit. Have not found the need to overclock it. It runs games great.
840207
I use it for 3D rendering, so i don't see a problem handling those. If you can overclock it, you will have more performance.
880698
It seems to run around ~5-10 or so frames faster. Source: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-660-ti-benchmark-review,3279-4.html