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PC World‘s review Edit

Nvidia's GeForce GTX 570 delivers the power and improved efficiency of the revamped Fermi architecture at a palatable price point.
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Dec 07, 2010
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HotHardware‘s review Edit

As the market stands today, the new GeForce GTX 570 appears to be an excellent option. Prices for reference GeForce GTX 570 cards should hover right around the $349 mark. The factory overclocked EVGA GeForce GTX 570 SuperClocked Edition we also took a look at here will be priced around $369. Neither card is cheap by any standard, but they’re about $100 less than most GeForce GTX 480s, yet perform at about the same level. If you’re looking for a high-end card, without the ultra high-end price, the GTX 570 fits the bill.
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Dec 07, 2010
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www.pcper.com‘s review Edit

The GeForce GTX 570 doesn't bring anything really new to the table in terms of graphics technology but it does bring performance that was once only available to $430+ options to a new, lower price point of $349. The GTX 570 also runs cooler and quieter than the GTX 480 giving NVIDIA yet another reason to go ahead with this upgrade. If nothing else, NVIDIA's latest iteration in their DX11 series of GPUs continues to pin AMD against the wall and gamers looking for an upgrade in this price range will be pleased with the results.
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Dec 07, 2010
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AnandTech‘s review Edit

Whereas the GTX 580 took a two-tiered approach on raising the bar on GPU performance while simultaneously reducing power consumption, the GeForce GTX 570 takes a much more single-tracked approach. If nothing else, NVIDIA has translated the GTX 580’s excellent balance of performance and noise to a lower priced, lower performing tier. As a gap-filler the GTX 570 is largely what we expected the moment we saw the GTX 580 and we have no serious qualms with it. The one thing that does disappoint us is that NVIDIA is being conservative with the pricing: $350 is not aggressive pricing. The GTX 570 is fast enough to justify its position and the high-end card price premium.
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Dec 07, 2010
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HEXUS‘s review Edit

Due to be priced at £289 - though we expect partners to come in lower - and therefore over £100 cheaper than the range-topping GeForce GTX 580, the new mainstream performance card from NVIDIA is very good in all respects.
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Dec 08, 2010
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HardwareZone‘s review Edit

Clearly, and as we have mentioned previously, the new NVIDIA Fermi cards are geared for tessellation. But with DirectX 11 games still few and far between and AMD already signaling its intentions to improve their cards’ tessellation performance, NVIDIA might have jumped the gun in this aspect. Nevertheless, any one with a Fermi card in hand now can rest assure in the fact that when DirectX 11 does take off in a big way, their cards will be ready for the job. All in all, with the GeForce GTX 570, what NVIDIA has essentially given us an improved version of the GeForce GTX 480. Set to launch at US$349, it commands the exact same price that the GeForce GTX 470 did when it was launched earlier this year.
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Dec 07, 2010
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hardocp‘s review Edit

The GeForce GTX 570 is impressive to say the least. Our testing has shown that the GTX 570 is similar in performance to the GeForce GTX 480. In that regard, you could say the GTX 570 is the GTX 480 replacement, bringing that level of performance to a lower price point along with other improvements. When the GeForce GTX 480 was launched nine months ago it debuted at $500. With the new GeForce GTX 570 you are getting that same performance profile for $350 comparatively. In addition to that level of performance for the price, you are getting a cooler and quieter running video card thanks to transistor level enhancements and a superior cooling solution that is much easier on the ears.
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Dec 07, 2010
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expertreviews‘s review Edit

For now then, the GTX 570 is the performance graphics card to buy, and so we’ve given it the appropriate Ultimate award. However, we’d feel nervous about betting £280 on a card, when the competition hasn’t shown its hand.
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Dec 10, 2010
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overclockersclub‘s review Edit

Knowing now how the GTX 570 performs means you are able to take advantage of its strengths and leverage them to get the graphics performance you need. This graphics horsepower gives you the ability to take advantage of the rest of the NVIDIA ecosystem, including 3D Vision and 3D Surround, while enabling PhysX in games so you get all the eye candy. This one-two punch from NVIDIA has brought a new level of performance and pricing right in the heat of the holiday buying season
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Dec 07, 2010
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www.legitreviews.com‘s review Edit

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 stomps the GeForce GTX 470 and runs at the same performance level as the GeForce GTX 480 for much less money.
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Dec 07, 2010
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benchmarkreviews‘s review Edit

In summary, the GF110 GPU inside the GTX 570 clearly contrasts how far off the mark GF100 was when it launched with GTX 480 by matching performance with less memory and bandwidth while costing much less to consumers. The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 further redeems the Fermi architecture with performance results the gaming community can finally appreciate, along with reduced idle power consumption and better thermal management everyone can be grateful for. These are all impressive enhancements to the series, giving solid reason to retire the GeForce GTX 480.
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Dec 07, 2010
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PC Magazine‘s review Edit

A rethought version of the first-ever Fermi card, the GeForce GTX 570 is a well-priced performer for today that could run into some trouble tomorrow.
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Dec 07, 2010
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TechRadar UK‘s review Edit

Because it's based on the GTX 580's improved architecture and cooling design it's actually as fast, and sometimes faster, than the previous generation's GTX 480. The fact it can hit those speeds without going louder or being more power hungry is impressive.
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Dec 07, 2010
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PC Pro‘s review Edit

For now the GTX 570 is a solid enthusiast choice, and one that makes the previously excellent GTX 580 look poor value.
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Dec 07, 2010
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Fudzilla‘s review Edit

All in all, the watt-to-performance ratio is simply great, the card runs quietly even in intensive gaming scenarios and the card packs one mean punch. With that in mind, we would recommend the GTX 570 in a flash.
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Dec 07, 2010
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Tom's Hardware‘s review Edit

Our opinion of Nvidia's $349 GeForce GTX 570 changes depending on the frame of reference. Compared to Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 480—the short-lived flagship—GeForce GTX 570 is a home run. It’s faster, cooler, quieter, and less expensive. Relative to GeForce GTX 580, the 570 performs and is priced appropriately.
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Dec 07, 2010
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hardwarecanucks‘s review Edit

This isn’t business as usual in the GPU business folks; the GTX 570 is without a doubt an exciting and completely enticing graphics card. What we have here is a near perfect mix of performance with a mouth-watering pricing structure. It’s a thrown gauntlet and we’re anxious to see if AMD answers the challenge.
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Dec 07, 2010
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