Specification
Product Details
- Brand: EVGA
- Model: 012-P3-1577-KR
- Dimensions: 9.45" h x
2.75" w x
12.80" l,
2.35 pounds
Features
- GeForce GTX 570 HD DS with 732 MHz Core Clock
- PCI Express 2.0
- 1280 MB 320-bit 0.4ns GDDR5 Memory
- 3800 MHz Effective Memory Clock and 1464 MHz Shader Clock
- 43.9 GT/s Texture Fill Rate
- Microsoft DirectX 11 Support
Product Description
Introducing the EVGA GeForce GTX 570 HD. Enjoy blistering fast DirectX 11 performance, including tessellation performance that destroys the competition. Experience a whole new level of interactive gaming with SLI and combine up to three displays for the ultimate in 3D entertainment. With these features and more, the EVGA GeForce GTX 570 HD gives you more than one way to elevate your experience. Specifications include the GTX 570 HD (732 MHz core clock) chipset, 1280 MB of 0.4 ns GDDR5 memory with a 3800 MHz Effective memory clock, 152 GB/second memory bandwidth, 320 bit memory interface, 1464 MHz Shader Clock, 43.9 GT/s Texture Fill Rate, 480 CUDA cores, and PCI Express 2.0 compatibility. Additional features include Microsoft DirectX 11 support, NVIDIA PhysX and NVIDIA PureVideo HD technologies, NVIDIA 2-way and 3-way SLI readiness, NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround Readiness, NVIDIA CUDA technology with CUDA C/C++, DirectCompute 5.0, and OpenCL support, PCI-Express 2.0 support and OpenGL 4.1 support. Connections are 1 Mini-HDMI 1.4a connector, 2 Dual-Link DVI-I HDCP Capable connectors and 1 DisplayPort 1.1a connector. Package includes the EVGA Driver/software disc with EVGA Precision Tuning utility, 1 DVI to VGA adapter, 2 6-pin PCI-E power cables, and a limited 3 Year warranty if registered within 30 days at evga.com.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
10 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
By Don
The GTX 570 has the best price-to-performance ratio out there. EVGA has the best, most reliable cutomer service and warranty out there. If you're looking into getting a graphics card, the EVGA GTX 570 is the way to go, and with the DoubleShot being about the same price as the reference cooled cards, its a no-brainer. I got this card for SLI, it's my second EVGA 570. The first was a reference HD, which was great of course. Unbelievably great, actually. I had a profile saved in Afterburner for it at 950/1900/2250 @ 1.1v. When I got SLI, I wasn't as lucky with this second card, as every single chip is different, and it has nothing to do with the first card being a regular HD and the second card being a DoubleShot, but the DS only seems to be stable at 910mhz or 920mhz. But with SLI, I definately don't need the cards higher than that. And this DS cooler, aside from looking awesome and having 2 fans, keeps the card 5C degrees cooler at all times. With the '920/1840/2250 @ 1.1v' SLI profile I have saved in Afterburner, after 5 minutes of OC Scanner, the temperatures level off at Reference HD-80C and DoubleShot-75C. That's a pretty desirable difference for a card that costs the same as the regular HD and looks a lot better. The DS also has roughly the same dimensions, and is exaclty 9 inches long like the regular HD. I should also mention that this is at a room temperature of 20C/67F. Room temperature makes a HUGE difference on CPU and GPU temperatures. This card is your best option unless you really do have extra money to throw around. The 580 has no where near of an advantage over the 570 to justify the higher price, unless you can get it for $368, which is the 15% price increase over the 570 that matches the 15% performance increase. Anything you pay over $368 for a 580 should be money you can put towards nothing better than paying a premium on an only slightly-better card. If this is your first 570, then it will play every game out there on Medium Settings at 60 frames-per-second, and most games on the highest settings at above 40fps. Overclocked, you will get 60fps in almost all games on the highest settings. It's crazy how demanding some games are. But you could always get one now and a second in the near future. These cards in SLI is amazing. 90fps in Crysis with all 'Very High' settings, 90-100fps in Metro 2033 with all 'Very High' settings and DX11-Mode. EVGA has the best customer service of any company I've ever dealt with. And they are one of few graphics card companies that are actually very open about how overclocking does not void the warranty, so you can rest assured that in the very small chance that you blow your card while using an awesome overclock, you will get a brand new card while under warranty. Mine came with a 3-year warranty, and for only $40 you can extend that to a whole decade if you want! But 3 years would suffice is you plan on upgrading within that time frame. Bottom line is this is the most rational decision for a graphics card for someone on a budget, and EVGA is a great company to buy a card from. I say go with the DoubleShot and get a second for SLI sometime in the future. You will be more than pleased.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By M2VC
The largest issue by far with the 570 DS model is its' own uprooting: The custom cooler. The DS line is EVGA's venture into the custom cooling realm, but it completely falls short compared to what MSI, Asus, or Gigabyte currently has on the market. Currently being priced at $100 more than the MSRP of a stock GTX 570, one might think that money really pays for top tier cooling. Surely being the same price as a GTX 670 which performs better, uses less watts, and also has a lower TDP and load temp; one may think this card has some magical cooling force behind it for the extra price.Unfortunately it doesn't. The GTX 570 DS runs louder and hotter than it's GTX 570 stock brethren. The problem lies not specifically in the cooler, but the lack of information provided by EVGA in terms of how this cooler actually expels hot air away from the card. The cooler is designed to push hot air in all directions, not only just the back. In short: hot air get's pushed into your case, in which it surrounds the card. This is a big deal mainly due to the fact that the card ends up breathing its own hot air.In various searches across google you'll find that the GTX 570 DS is capable of hitting 100c and sometimes even higher. Through my own tests I've also been able to reach 102c. This was at room temperature of 70F (28c). I can't imagine when summer comes knocking and the card starts to throttle at that temp.After all of that being said, does this make the GTX 570 DS a bad card? No it doesn't really. It's a bad card for the wrong case. Do you have a silent case that sacrifices fan RPM for noise? This is the wrong card to get. Does your case have poor airflow to begin with? Wrong card. However if you have a open bench type of case, or in general you enjoy leaving your motherboard laying on your desk completely naked, the 570 DS will be totally fine. Unfortunately neither of those scenarios will remedy the noise produced.I've owned many cards over the years, and if I can make a TL:DR comparison: This card is able to get louder and hotter than a GTX 295. The GTX 295 is 2 PCB's sandwiched together (two video cards combined into one) with a single 40mm blower exhuast fan.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By RL
Been using this card for almost a year now and it's a very good value. I have it running in SLI with another GTX 570. I can run Battlefield 3 at all max settings and it is gorgeous. That is the most stressful of a test I can put it under and it performs admirably. Highly recommended.
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