GALAXY GeForce GTX 570 MDT X4 Pro Reviews

We have to commend Galaxy and its engineers for taking the initiative and addressing a problem that NVIDIA has not done - getting more than two displays working on a single GPU graphics card. The MDT series of solutions shows that the company is not only taking gaming seriously but that they are addressing the high-end of the market with a nod towards enthusiasts. That is something we will always support here at PC Perspective. Specifically, the GTX 570 MDT X4 card offers up a solid amount of performance for 5760x1080 or similar resolutions all while staying under the $400 budget - no other NVIDIA graphics cards can offer that. The NVIDIA GTX 590 (if you can find it) will cost nearly twice that and even EVGA's GTX 560 Ti 2Win is more than $500 and offers less usable frame buffer for high resolutions. The hiccups of the 50 Hz limitation are definitely an issue though and warrant some concern. If this card could do 60 Hz and run with all the same games that NVIDIA Surround and AMD Eyefinity could, the MDT would be a slam dunk. With those concerns however I find it difficult to recommend to anyone that isn't a knowledgeable user comfortable with editing INI files and modifying games when necessary. The Galaxy GTX 570 MDT X4 is a competent solution for NVIDIA multi-display gaming but it can't quite match the elegance of the Surround or Eyefinity implementations which holds it back from its full potential.