Great Graphics and Full Bracket Included
597038
This is a great video card at a decent price and it came with the equipment that I needed. Another reviewer or two have said that it does not include a full size bracket, but it does. Also it has adapters for DVI and full-size DisplayPort cabling. This was a nice surprise but I had already purchased a full-size bracket based on other reviews. I wish I hadn't wasted money on a bracket I didn't need but compared to the price of the card it's not a big deal. Someone also said that it was marked "HP only", but that was not the case with me. I received a full retail package. It is twice the video card of the K600 I was using before and it made huge difference in Surfcam 2016. With 4GB RAM onboard and being a better quality card my program is no longer freezing and crashing. This has been a great upgrade.
1573753
Overall it's a great card. Runs pretty much everything I throw at it with no issues.
I can run pretty much every game at ultra 1080p 60fps, no issues.
The design of the card is quite nice as well, especially that backplate.
The Hardswap fans are a pretty cool feature as well, allowing you to easily take out your fans for cleaning, or changing them out for ones with LEDs.
 My only real problem with it is the fans can get quite loud under full load, although the card never really exceeds 80c, which is a plus.

Overall it's a great card, definitely better than stock. Would recommend.
4757762
I got this graphics card as a replacement for my old Galaxy 8600 by NVidia. It really has all the specs I wanted, Plus more. Since I installed it, everything I do on my computer is lightning-fast. Though it's not only because of the Graphics card, I can prove that it is incredibly fast.

PRO:

For example, I can play H.A.W.X. and turn all the graphics all the way up, while supporting both HDMI and VGA monitors at the same time, and see no lag whatsoever.

I have not used the DVI features, nor the 3D glasses stuff it keeps asking me to use, because I do not have any equipment that can support it.

CON:

Though, the massive heatsink it has on it blocks one of the other ports in my desktop so that I would be unable to use it for another item. (HP Pavilion p6774y)

If you want to see the motherboard of the computer I use it on, google it for yourself because Amazon does not allow links.

I'd recommend this to anyone who has a full-sized desktop, not a mini or laptop. I'd also say that this product is an incredible bargain. Other cards with similar capabilities were $100+
2629802
Picked this up for a brand new computer build. I previously bought another 970 GTX, also from EVGA although if I remember right it is the FTW version.

Overall it is a great card for anyone looking to get higher end games running crisp and smooth. The card performs well with pretty much any title out at the moment ( late 2015 - early 2016), and the 4G of RAM is a huge plus if you are into any memory heavy tasks. It is a very big card, so if you haven't built a PC in a while or are new to the game, make sure that it will fit in the case. Powered off of two 6-pin connectors, make sure the PSU has the juice to handle it as well.

The fans are interesting. From prior experience I knew that the fans would not start until the card got very hot under the base settings. Unless you manually adjust the fan speeds via PrecisionX, the card will get into the 70 Celsius range before the fans start to wind up. Don't panic, this is normal. If this bothers you, or you plan on playing a lot of games then I would recommend manually changing the thresholds for the speeds. However, for very light use this keeps the noise down a lot, and with good case cooling the temp will not creep up too much.
735854
I'm a 3D artist and recently got a big job on converting an existing stadium into a usable venue. One can imagine the size and scope of this project, it is huge, I'm running 350 mb file to a 500 mb file on 3D studio. So it tanked my old rig and I decided on this. I was happy to see it has a couple of CUDA cores on it so I can try my hands on Vray RT, and it was working great. shifting view and re-render takes 5-7 seconds on a viewport. Very cool.

As far as gaming, I am an old timer, I played PONG on it's first launched on street corners. I paid $500 for a graphics card on my 80386/16 mega hz so I can play wing commander. So to me these graphics are great. I can throw in a bunch of option on any game and it will take it in stride. (not all the way up ) but 60-70%. I'm happy with that. If anyone is complaining about it's graphics capability. you can always open it up and change up to a Gtx class card, it only cost you $400-$500. but Bang for your buck. this is IT!

It's also very quiet and well put together, I'm happy with the speed and performance. Styling is cool, it's improved some so that older guys can use it too. It used to have a face shield which takes some getting use to.
435945
I have a 19" monitor with a 100 x 100 vesa plate and a 24" monitor that also has a vesa plate. Just bought my second bracket.
297770
After much research I decided to purchase this graphics card for my HPE-590t PC.  Since my system is from 2011 and does not have a UEFI bios,  I had to choose wisely so as to avoid any incompatibility issues.  I read that this card has a bios switch to allow it to work with both UEFI and a legacy bios system.  The graphics card that I purchased has the switch and after setting it to legacy bios, my computer successfully booted up.  Windows 10 installed the drivers but I choose to download the latest drivers directly from Nvidia.

Windows 10 users should be aware that the Afterburner software is currently not compadibile with Windows 10, which means that it cannot be overclocked until a new version of Afterburner is released.

This card allows me to play all of my games in full 1080p on the ultra setting.  It certainly is a upgrade from my old GeForce GT 420 so I have no complaints whatsoever about graphics and game performance.

I also use this card to encode video.  After editing video from my 1 year old daughter's birthday party, I used Power Director to encode the finished product as a MP4 and with with the 750 ti,  I was able to encode the video in about 15-20 minutes.  With my old card it would take a few hours.

I highly recommend this card to anyone who has a PC with a legacy bios.

Note that this card is a little big so if you have a smaller OEM case like I do, you will have to move other PCIE cards around and move cables around in order to get this card to fit without anything getting of the way of the twin fans.  Otherwise this is a great card and you can't go wrong with this!
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UPDATE 9/4/2015: I've read a few comments within the reviews section from users stating that their card didn't have the switch or they couldn't find it.  I wanted to be clear that this card DOES indeed have the switch, and that the card that I reviewed is specifically the MSI GTX 750 TI TF OC version of the 750 ti.  If you are having trouble locating the switch on your product, I'm attaching a picture of where the switch is located on the card as well as instructions on the hybrid bios switch that came with my card.  For more information on MSI's hybrid bios you can visit MSI's  Website at http://event.msi.com/2014/vga/Hybrid_BIOS/ . Best of wishes to everyone who installs this card in an older system!
3071167
Awesome! I upgraded from the GTX 460 and it's much faster with video editing programs. And the gaming graphics are amazing! It was hard to install because I don't have a gaming computer. So I had to move a hard drive up 2 slots for it to fit, but besides that... I'm happy with it!
1227527
I received the bracket a few days ago and installed it without much problems. The built-in level was broken, and the level that they include was a bit off, but that's no problem - I have my own good level. Included hardware fit my 32" TV, and I had a powerful drill and all bits needed for installation. You will need 5/32 drill bit, a Phillips screwdriver, and a 1/2" hex bolt cap bit. Don't even try to use manual wrench - you will break the bolt. It took me less than an hour to assemble and install it.
2943765
My son had an aging 280x in his machine so we decided to do a bit of an upgrade. I wasn't sure how much of an improvement we'd see but the difference ended up being quite significant. He went from playing most games at 1080 at around medium and high to every game at 1080 on ultra. I honestly didn't expect such a big jump but I guess it was a 2 generation leap (3 if you consider the 280x is basically a slightly weaker 7970).

Some pros about the card vs his previous card,

- Only 1 6 pin connector vs 2 from the previous, lower power usage overall.
- Fans only turn on when needed, overall the fans are pretty quiet.
- Really nice sturdy custom back-plate, overall the cards build quality is really good
- The XFX logo lighting up on the side is a really nice added touch, the card looks great in the system.
- Hard swappable fans, already threw a red pair in to match his build better.

Cons

- Couldn't overclock it very high at all but it's just luck of the draw with the silicon lottery.

Overall

If you're running an aging card for 1080p and need to upgrade but don't want to break the bank XFX's RX470 is the way to go.
4880922
A great graphics card that is simple to set up. You won't need a another card until 4k is the main resolution
2176588
This is an amazing graphics card and looks very cool with the red and black design.  The Twin Frozr fans never let the card get above 65C, even under full load, and it is surprisingly quiet.  Quieter than my old GTX 670 was by far (that card died).  The 4GB of VRAM is needed for me as I use multiple monitors.  MSI Kombuster and MSI Afterburnber work perfectly with this card allowing you to adjust the fan profiles/speeds and OC to your heart's content.

This card is a real beast and is essentially a GTX 680 on steroids.  There is no current generation game that it can't handle on the highest of settings.  I get 70-80FPS with all settings maxed on Ultra on BF4.  Same with Watchdogs.  FPS often spike into the 100's.  Looks astounding.

Almost bit the bullet and went for a GTX 780 for an extra $150, but that would have been way overkill seeing how well this card performs.  So glad I went for this card.  Yes it is a little pricey itself - but cards at this level are.  You pretty much get what you pay for.

Highly recommended.  Fantastic graphics card.
1430632
Bought this card to "replace" the MotherBoard graphics hardware. Running "World of Tanks", the MB graphics gave me only about 20fps at best with the lowest graphics resolution & a smallish window. With the HD6670 I get 40+fps with the graphics set to "medium" in an almost full screen window. Well worth the money for my usage.
3004112
The card is really good. I've now had it for 13 months and have really put it through the paces. It handles Rome Total War 2 on ultra graphics with no issues and I can play multiple games at once with no loss in frame rate. The only frame rate loss I experienced is when I was also running some Video Capture software. The card has never overheated and the drivers are kept up to date from EVGA. The software you can download is also pretty good. It gives you the option of using the CUDA cores to aid the main CPU in process heavy programs.
4935938
Was an awesome graphics card.  Well designed and still plays most games pretty well.  Finally upgraded to the GTX 970 this year.  Also a great product.
1046185
Installation was easy with the included instruction.  Looks great with GTX 1080 Razor.  Temps are in the low 30s during idle and it never went above 48 during 4k gaming with max settings on Doom and The Witcher 3.  The only drawback was I had to remove my EVGA Z170 FTW I/O cover because the backplate was thicker than the original plastic backplate.
3592666
I bought this after my Dell Dimension E521 graphics card went bad (pink horizontal pixelation started to plague my screen). Since I never replaced a graphics card before, I made sure I did research before buying. I am not disappointed with this purchase:

1. Installation was easy and quick (I use Windows XP), but keep in mind your computer's power supply needs to be at least 300W to run this card (my computer just passed with 305W). Also make sure your computer has the PCI-Express slot.

2. I'm not a big gamer. I do occasionally play games (Call of Duty, Medal of Honor, etc), however, this graphics card is ideal for someone like me who uses the computer to mainly surf the internet, watch online movies and videos, and listen to music. I do run Adobe programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. and everything runs smoothly with the MSI Radeon card.

If you are a serious gamer, I would suggest investing in a more powerful graphics card, but for everyone else, this is a great replacement card for the price.