MSI NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660, 2GB GDDR5, PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card N660-2GD5/OC

Bought these for 3 reasons:1- Trust MSi 'frozer' cooling design- simply the BEST in graphics cards, period.2- Wanted max frames in X-Plane 10 - 1 PC w/ this card for EACH monitor. (3 PCs total)3- Price vs. value received - This is a reasonably sized card that I was able to plug into my Dell XPS 8500s "Happy Meal" PCs that I got from a big-box club store. The stock video card, albeit a nVidia GT620 was absolute disappointment compared to THIS beast! For a sub-200 price point, I am able to get higher frames on my dedicated surround monitors than I'm getting on a faster PC with a GTX690 dual-GPU graphics card! I am linking up to my YouTube video made with these video cards.I was reluctant to purchase these cards, feeling I might have been going too cheap. But I love the cards, and they FIT inside today's smaller case Big-Box retailer PCs by companies like HP, Dell, Lenovo. Even with the dinky standard power supply, this card runs cool and QUIET. You CANNOT hear it!Frames were dazzling. I kicked X-Plane up to near MAX with HDR rendering and very high anti-aliasing settings (watch my video). NEVER EVER looked so good!

This is a quiet board and works well in a 64 bit system. If you are a gamer, you probably want something with more memory, but for typical computer use, including watching videos, this is fine.

Works great for me. I put demand on it when I edit HD content with layers of effects. The card performs well, it is cool and quiet, and the software allows it to be pushed. I am not a gamer, which seems to be the main target of this card, but thanks to the demands of gamers editors like me get the benefit of a hi speed, low cost card for their applications. For me it is real time video production using AE and Premiere Pro CS6. The only problem I had was that the software deleted a .dll that was needed to open CS6. I had to reload the software and that fixed it but figure it out was a couple of hours of research. It is a NVIDIA issue, not the card makers that did this. Other than that, love it.

Upgrade from a GTX 260 to this GTX 660 was a great improve. Native support for DX11, more number of shaders and memory bandwith. The 600 series architecture is much more efficient, uses less power (watts) and runs cooler while delivering better graphics performance.I am really happy with this purchase, even it was a refurbished, reboxed, it was in mint state.

I arrive on time and in excellent condition, seller is excellent and very good person, I say good communication and excellent care, sure buy you more in the future of the; video card MSI GTX 660 the buy to upgrade my computer, which previously had a Galaxy GT 640 which I appreciate, now sell or armare other mid-range PC, now I can play all the games of the time very good graphic quality and temperature is excellent. thanks for everything.

I know, I know ..you're thinking why the hell I would need a VGA port nowadays. I'm sorry, but I don't want to throw out my old monitors in the trash. I like to use them as my secondary monitors and they are very useful to someone advanced. So I'm unsatisfied with this. The conversion adapters NEVER work ...for any type of conversion, it doesn't what kind ..whether it be DVI to HDMI to DVI to VGA or any vice versa etc..It always fails me. Ugh. Why do we have to start throwing our good flatscreen monitors in the trash? Seriously, that's a perfectly good waste. Save the monitors and start putting VGA's back onto the cards!

Bought this card just over a month ago, and I haven't looked back. It was purchased to replace a GTX 260 that was failing on me. It slipped into my older system with no issue, and required only one 12v header. My only concern was that it was PCIe 3.0, but that turned out to be a non issue because all PCIe cards are backwards compatible (you will lose a couple of features but it sill still perform like a champ).

Works great with in sli with my other card and was pretty cheap. The interface and options were easy to use. At the time I purchased it was $180 and had 2 free games. It is smaller than other cards like my Asus.