"EVGA's finest air-cooled example is the Classified 4GB, equipped with a fully-custom PCB, cooler, double-sized framebuffer, a decent dose of overclocking, and potential for hardware-based voltage adjustment. Cool, quiet and eminently fast in the out-of-the-box guise, Classified is a card whose potential can only truly be unlocked by serious enthusiasts; users who dally with the EVBot controller and dial-in obscene voltages while utilising the type of cooling any sane person would find crazy."

"The end result is a card that performs well, there's not a game out there that it can't deal with. Anno 2070 at the best quality settings and 4xAA pushes near 100 frames per second on average at 1920x1200, and still 60 fps at 2560X1600. In Crysis 2 we end at an average of 66 FPS in 1920x1200 with Ultra quality settings and that high resolution texture package and 4x AA. Battlefield 3 is another example, with all eye candy opened up in game and again at 4xAA the card still pushes 59 FPS at 19x12 and that makes it the amongst the fastest single GPU based graphics card on the market."

"The Signature 2 cooler delivers a great balance between noise and temperature. The card is cool and almost inaudible when working at factory overclock"

"If you are buying a powerful upper-midrange video card right now that is perfect for 1920×1200 resolutions while still being able to handle 2560×1600 as well as being great bang for buck, the EVGA GTX 660 Ti Superclock is an easy choice for only ten dollars more than the reference design. We feel it deserves ABT’s Great Value award since it performs well against competing cards that are currently priced out of its class."

"The GeForce GTX 660 Ti was between 7% and 49% faster than the GeForce 560 Ti, and up to 36% faster than the GeForce GTX 570."

"The EVGA GeForce GTX 660 Ti SC is positioned to take over the mainstream gaming market. The EVGA 660 Ti SC combines enthusiast performance at a mainstream price. Mirroring the GTX 670, the 660 Ti is loaded with all of the same core features. The 600 Ti uses the same Kepler GK104 GPU that features 1344 CUDA cores and 7 SMX units. EVGA has overclocked this model, so the core base speed is set to 980MHz making the boost 1059 MHz."

"It has low power consumption and by many measures, gives a thorough beat-down to the competition's HD 7870, occasionally even coming out ahead of the more expensive HD 7950."

"EVGA has a solid offering with their SC model. The factory clock makes it perform in neighborhood of the GeForce GTX 670. The cooler does what it needs to do, it's silent and keeps the card at roughly 75 Degrees C under full game load. If you need a little extra, there is tweaking room left. With all tweaks applies the product will max out at roughly 1150~1250 MHz based on the boost frequency"