EVGA GeForce GTX 570 1280 MB GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0

0 compliant motherboard with one 16x slot, (2) 6-pin PCI-E power connectors or 4 available 4-pin hard disk power connectors that you can use with the 2 included adapters if your power supply doesn’t have the 6-pin PCI-E connectors, Windows... If you don’t purchase this, if your card goes bad, you’ll first have to send them your card, and they will send the replacement after they receive it. Maybe 2 weeks downtime if you go the standard route. This card comes with a limited lifetime warranty, so the first thing I did after installing it was to go to EVGA’s website and register it. During the registration, I was told that this would be the only chance I would have to purchase the... My 460 was a great card, and ran all my games flawlessly at mostly high settings, but I like to run my games at my monitor’s native resolution of 1920 x 1200, and with the most demanding FPS games, the 460 would struggle when I tried to run those... Package contents: The video card, EVGA driver/software disk, DVI to VGA adapter, (2) 6-pin PCI-E power adapters, and user guide. I can’t remember the cost (something like $30 I think), but if you purchase the enhancement, they will send you the replacement before you send them your card, so you can switch them out and then return your card. I hesitated about ordering this card, as I was upgrading from a GTX460 1 gig card, which was only a year old and still working just fine, and I was worried about spending a fairly large amount of money for what could be only a small speed increase. I was also happy that the power connectors (there are 2 PCI-E 6-pin) are located on the end of the card, and not on the side, like some models.