TekValue NVIDIA GeForce GTX670 2GB GDDR5 (PCI-E) Graphics Card with Metro Last Light Game

First came the GeForce GTX 680. Not only was it the fastest GPU in the world, it was incredibly power efficient, and offered new features such as Adaptive V-Sync and FXAA that made gaming smoother.

Then came the GeForce GTX 690. We put two Kepler GPUs on a single board, fitted them with dual vapor chamber coolers, and enclosed them in an all metal enclosure. The result was the fastest and most striking graphics card ever built.

In raw specifications, the GeForce GTX 670 closely resembles its bigger brother, the GTX 680. It has 1344 CUDA cores and a base clock of 915 MHz, slightly lower than the GTX 580. But in all other respects, the two cards are essentially identical. They have the same memory size and bandwidth. They both require two six-pin power connectors and occupy two slots. Overall, the GeForce GTX 670 is slightly less powerful, consumes less power, and costs $100 less than the GTX 680.