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Input: Pros:  * large memory (4GB) is great for high-res gaming, especially if you use high-resolution texture mods (Skyrim, Mass Effect, Fallout etc.) as these require a lot of video memory.  same goes for multi-monitor setups, but I am only using one monitor (1920x1200).  * surprisingly quiet and cool - you can read reviews, but with the three large, lower-RPM fans, this card is pretty quiet and is one of the best performers in it's class for temperature.  which means lots of temp headroom for overclocking ;-)  * good build quality - thick circuit boards, solid feel, nice heatsinks, HEAVY  * one of the fastest single-GPU cards on the market today.  great if you ever play old games that don't work will with multi-card setups or multi-GPU cards.  Cons:  * it's big big big big big.  Because it takes up three expansion slots, if you are using two of these together, you need a really big motherboard that can fit them both properly and get them into the right slots.  Know your case.  Know your motherboard.  * it's long long long long long - In my Antec 1200 case (a large, 12-bay case) I can't fit a standard 3.5&#34; HDD (non-solid-state drive) in front of the card (in a straight line with the card basically) and still use the Antec HDD cage with the built-in fan.  Just make SURE you have the space in your case, and room for the expansion slots on your motherboard, before you buy this card!!!  Measure!  It is long!  Details: The Antec 1200 comes with three, 3-drive cages, and then three empty slots for DVD drives.  Because there is a fan in front of the drives, the drives are moved closer to the video card than they would be if there was no fan.  So, I moved my DVD drive down from the top bay so that it is in-line with the card (since it is not as deep as a HDD), and moved the middle HDD cage to the top.  A bit of wiring to move around, but not the end of the world.  * Kind of expensive relative to the 4GB version of the GTX 670.  The 670 4GB (the one made by Gigabyte) is the same size, and has the same awesome three-fan cooling setup, but costs a lot less.  If you are OK with slightly lower performance of the 670 spec vs 680 spec, the 670 is a LOT better value.  2015 UPDATE: Retiring this card after years of faithful service, upgrading to a Gigabyte GTX 980 TI of similar design.  The three-fan setup rules them all.  Still highly recommended if you find one used.  Great card.

Solid single card, great for high-res gaming