ASUS Graphics Cards STRIKER-GTX760-P-4GD5

Very good performance, have two in my new gaming rig bridged for SLI. My only complaint is that they are really bulky and I mean REALLY bulky. On my ASUS Maximus VII motherboard there are four slots and each one of these cards takes up two because of the width. So I can ONLY put two GPUs in my system due to these cards. Perhaps it is the spacing of my motherboard but I doubt that. Also, I found them very hard to bracket in and it seems as though they weigh quite a bit and the fans sag from the card. Hopefully this will not create a problem in the near future.

A lot of people say this is a waste of money and a way for Asus to make extra money before the next gen of Nvidia. I disagree. I had the Asus GTX 760 DCU II and the card worked great. My only issue with was that I was going to use it for Nvidia Surround (It did work). When running a display at 5760x1080, the card would be under less stress with more available VRAM. I sold my 760 on Craig's list and bought this one same day and out of the box, the MSI Kombustor score is 2.5k higher. I was able to OC this GPU to 1300 Mhz through GPU tweak and was hitting 1360 when running benchmarks (Kombustor and Heaven). Kombustor score of 31500 for just a GPU OC.Now when you compare this to the other Asus 760, there are some significant differences. One is going from around an 8.5 inch GPU to a 11.3 Inch GPU. I had to re organize my HDD and SDD and remove the center bay to install this card.Another difference is the power supply connections. Instead of a single 6 pin, it needs that 6 pin and an additional 8 pin (common for modern cards).One of the most obvious differences is the look of the card. In my opinion, Asus makes very attractive products. With this new ROG shroud and back plate, I think the new physical appearance of this 760 is an improvement. They kept all of the features from the previous card and made it better and added more VRAM.This card is about 50$ more than the regular 760 and you get a better looking card, and twice the VRAM. It's worth the purchase if your interested.

This video card is amazing! I love the color scheme, it fits my PC perfectly - which I've tried to stick with ROG series products as well as Corsair Red colored products as well.A few notes:- The ROG Logo on top of the card cannot be configured to stay one color - for example all the lights in my case were red until I got this card. The LED's on the ROG Logo are temperature based, which is neat - but a minor nuisance.- This card is huge! Make sure you have enough room for this bad boy in your case.- This card required a 6 pin PCIx and an 8 pin PCIx power adapter, make sure your power supply can handle this. The card DOES come with the power converters, but I try to avoid those and have direct hookups to the PSU. Just a personal preference. Either way - make sure you have enough wattage to support this bad boy.

I bought two of these and use them in SLI driving three 1080p monitors. I have not come across any issues with these cards. Since I have yet to game on my desktop, I cannot tell you about their gaming performance, but according to one benchmark I did run, I averaged ~15fps driving all three monitors. Not as good as I hoped. Now that the 1080 cards have been released, I will upgrade soon and probably give these cards away.

I got this video card as an upgrade to my nVidia GTX 570 card. I'm extremely pleased. I have a dual monitor setup (23" Wide 1080p). Most of the games I played on my GTX 570 card ran great, but they were older games. I played some newer games but got some chop and lag. Once I upgraded to this ASUS STRIKER GTX 760, I was able to play Battlefield 4 on high settings. I am also able to play the latest Tomb Raider game on Ultimate settings and still maintain a nearly constant 60 FPS, occasionally dropping to about 35 during the most intense moments (this is the only game I actually attempted to test the frame rate on). Everything on my screen looks beautiful now. As a casual gamer I am extremely pleased and feel this card is going to last me a good long while.

This card is really nice, the card was stock speeds for only 5 minutes, raised the memory clock to +500 (7000 mhz) and left the core clock alone, I let gpu boost do its thing. I have seen the core clock boost up to 1267 mhz.The power target is at 120% and the max temp is at 65c. Even in my warm room the closest I have ever seen it go is 62c.I got this card for its looks and the 4 gigs of vram, it comes really handy when you are modding games with HD textures.I was able to easily play games varying at 1080p 1440p and 1600p. All maintained medium settings or higher at high framerates.

Although to date it is running like a champ, the "Warehouse" description did not match what arrived. Most concerning was a "Tamper" decal which showed that the card may have been tampered with but was not mentioned in the warehouse description. Second problem, all accessories were suppose to be present, they were not. The reason I know they were not is because I was buying this card to complete an SLI setup and had purchased this card previously. Missing were the SLI Bridge Connector and the Driver/Utility CD-ROM. Fortunately, I didn't require these parts do to my previous purchase. Thankfully the card appears to be running fine, its been getting a workout crunching numbers for BOINC apps with no problems. The 2 stars reflects my disappointment with the "Warehouse" description, someone should have noticed these problems and included in the description.

Thus far this card is working out great. I bought it on sale for $280. It is a big card so make sure you have a case that it will fit in. I have an Aerocool Strike-X Air. I cannot close the top fan or it hits the top of the card and stops. Thus far first time I have had an nvidia card is 8 years due to when I build my last system ATI at the time (sadly AMD now) was better. And that card only had 1GB mem this one for the great price has 4GB of memory. When the fans kick up they our loud just FYI