Introduction
Today I’m testing the Zotac GTX 670, the GTX680’s little brother. This version of the GTX670 happens to be the Zotac AMP!; an amped up, overclocked, more powerful variant. Fitted with two large fans and massive heatsink, the cooler should do a pretty awesome job, but as with everything here, we need to put it to the test before deciding.
Let’s crack on.
Specifications
- Interface: PCI Express 3.0* x16 (Compatible with 1.1)
- GPU: GeForce® GTX 670
- Core clock: 1098 MHz (base) – 1176 MHz (boost)
- Stream Processors: 1334
- Memory Clock: 6608 MHz
- Memory Size: 2GB
- Memory Interface: 256-bit
- Memory Type: DDR5
- DirectX: DirectX® 11
- OpenGL: OpenGL® 4.2
- Ports:
- DVI X 2 (DVI-I and DVI-D)
- HDMI-Ports X 1
- DisplayPort-Ports X 1
- VGA (With included DVI-to-VGA adapter)
- Max Resolution: 2560 x 1600
- SLI Supported: Yes (3-way)
Box and Bundle
The Zotac GeForce GTX670 comes in an excellent Matt Black box with Glossy writing.
Similar to the front, the back also shows many of the features of the card.
The bundle includes:
- CD driver
- Installation guide
- DVI to VGA adaptor
- Two Molex to 6 pin adaptors
- Assassin’s creed game pack
A fairly basic bundle although if you’re an Assassins creed fan, I’m sure you’ll be pleased to see this.
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