Sloane
10-11-2012, 10:43 AM
I am still a few months away from my build, and I've come across recurring poor reviews of this card. It is the "power edition", known for it's over clocking ability.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127696
Here are some examples of recurring problems from users:
I noticed this odd shaking or stuttering of all background graphics. I called MSI and they had no answer other than to send it to them to test. I searched for similar issues and found a Diablo III forums with loads of folks with the same issue, MSI denies that anyone has reported such a thing.
According to Tom's, "instead of the 5 volts specified by Richtek, the chip is hit with up to 9.3 volts." NVIDIA is understandably annoyed with MSI.
Card died after about 2-3 weeks. Was running perfectly playing a game on one screen full res while watching a video on the other display, graphics stopped responding,
I don't plan on overclocking, so wouldn't it be safe to go with another GTX 660Ti made by a different company? (ASUS, EVGA, etc.)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127696
Here are some examples of recurring problems from users:
I noticed this odd shaking or stuttering of all background graphics. I called MSI and they had no answer other than to send it to them to test. I searched for similar issues and found a Diablo III forums with loads of folks with the same issue, MSI denies that anyone has reported such a thing.
According to Tom's, "instead of the 5 volts specified by Richtek, the chip is hit with up to 9.3 volts." NVIDIA is understandably annoyed with MSI.
Card died after about 2-3 weeks. Was running perfectly playing a game on one screen full res while watching a video on the other display, graphics stopped responding,
I don't plan on overclocking, so wouldn't it be safe to go with another GTX 660Ti made by a different company? (ASUS, EVGA, etc.)