iLLGaming reviews ASUS' new "angular design" factory overclocked Striker GTX 760. This might just be the best mid-range GPU and the best GTX 760 variant. Read on to find out.
ThePCEnthusiast.com: "Asus has introduced a new kickass looking mid-range graphics card – the Asus ROG Striker GTX 760 Platinum (ROG STRIKER-GTX760-P-4GD5), featuring a 4GB memory, redesigned and top tier looking DirectCU II shroud, higher clock speeds and offers a noticeable improvement compared to the reference NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760. Comparing it with its predecessor, the Asus GTX 760 DirectCU II OC, it also offers a tad improvement in gaming performance and obviously offers better aesthetics. Let’s get to know more about the Striker GTX 760 Platinum in my review below."
ThePCEnthusiast.com: "Asus has officially announced the Asus ROG Striker GTX 760 Platinum 4GB graphics card, featuring a huge 4GB GDDR5 memory, a new DirectCU II cooler design, more overclocking capability and an old GK104 Kepler chip. When you look at the graphics card itself, you would not expect that it’s a mid-range card, since it looks like a top tier graphics card, plus there’s a unique red LED on the PCB near the power connectors, aside from the “Republic of Gamers” logo which has color-coded load indicator on its side. Check out the rest of its features, specifications and my initial test review below."
ThePCEnthusiast.com: "Asus will be releasing a highly optimized and improved GeForce GTX 760 variant, bringing high-end features to mid-range graphics card – the Asus ROG Striker GTX 760 Platinum. I previously reviewed the Asus GTX 760 DirectCU II OC and was quite impressed and satisfied with its performance. Then there’s also the Asus ROG MARS 760 – a dual GTX 760 graphics card, offering performance near a GTX 870 Ti. Now Asus is bringing ROG features such as overclocking, better cooling system and the ROG-premium look to one of the best mid-range graphics card the GTX 760."
