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It's worth having a look in the GTX 670 thread HERE which has lots of stats etc form everyone's benchies
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I have the palit jetstream and tbh I don't find it that noisey but noise from a gfx card is a very subjective thing I guess. Very happy with the cardd for price/performance
It's worth having a look in the GTX 670 thread HERE which has lots of stats etc form everyone's benchies

My only advice would be to avoid reference cards. I can't speak for everyone but I have an EVGA GTX670 (underwater) and I can't overclock one bit as I can't get the sodding voltage past 1.175v so try and pick one with a GTX680 PCB and a good warranty like the Gigabyte windforce.
They're all voltage locked to 1.175V mate. Including my 680 Gigabyte WF 3x.
The MSI Lightning has some options for enthusiasts although that may change as they've been slapped by NV.
Isn't there a massive thread on Overclock.net where people are using bios' which bypass the voltage, thermal limit and power usage lock down?
Is a 670 okay for high resolution gaming at 4860x1600? Or would I need a 3GB 7970?
Why the 4GB version, I thought more RAM is better for higher resolutions that's why AMD have 3GB. Not overclocking it as it then sounds like a turbo jet.
Why the 4GB version, I thought more RAM is better for higher resolutions that's why AMD have 3GB. Not overclocking it as it then sounds like a turbo jet.
. Windforce 3X.
. I take it you're enjoying your card Stulid?.No that's not why they have more VRAM. They have more VRAM as it was 1.5GB or 3GB.
Even in 2560*1440 you are GPU limited and VRAM doesn't come into it.
I would buy the 7970 in your position - overclocking doesn't raise noise that much if you buy one with a good cooler.