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Bought it used for a great price. Works perfectly and meets all my needs! It's much quieter than other people claimed it to be. The only downside is that it does indeed run very hot; but that's just how the GTX 480 is. Overall a great product and I would definitely recommend it! Just remember that it has 2 DVI-I ports and one *mini* HDMI port, not regular HDMI.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This item came with a damaged contact that was not disclosed before purchase. My current PC is not current enough to run this strong of a graphics card so I don't know if it works but it was a great price. I'm going to take the gamble and hope that it works when I upgrade PC's. Here's hoping.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Runs markedly better than my GTX 295. Is much better than a 5870 if running high resolution (1920x1200 and above). ATI cards don't even have support for high levels of anti-aliasing (i.e. 32x). Runs games in 32xAA, DX11 without much of a performance hit, maybe 10%, would like to see any other card currently out do that.. Don't believe the so called heat issues, runs about the same temps as my GTX 295, sometimes ~90C, which is well under spec, but the card idles around 50C. If you want a "futureproof" card, or something close, get this to have support for latest DX11 games, with support for tesselation and PhysX.
Read alot a review for the Nvidia GTX 480 and finally decide to purchase one after the GTX 500 launch, The GPU accelerate many popular PC games with excellent frame rate, and graphics just look incredible on the GTX 480, but it does run a bit hot, so long as you have a adequate ventilation in the tower case you should be fine. Overall, I was satisfy with the choosing the GTX 480 as a hard core gaming card, sure there may be better and faster video card, but it will break your wallet and bank account to buy one. Just buy this one and you won't be dissapointed.
Great product, running in SLI now, max fps on everything. Too bad they stopped manufacturing these because they came out with the 580s, which are overclocked 480s...and for triple the price. 580s/590s are a scam to make you think you are buying some new and improved, when all you have to do is a minor overclock. Dirty move by NVIDIA. No one can deny this because its fact.
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