I was so excited about the launch of the 690 I couldn't sleep that night... I don't know why but I was like 'Damn Radeon, I hope they'll never be ahead ever again!!!', do I regret supporting NVIDIA now...
I thoroughly appreciate you doing the teardown and applying new thermal paste before you run the benchmarks. It's honestly best practice and sets a good example for other retroactive hardware review channels. Thermal paste dries out over time and becomes increasingly less effective, so just replacing it at the start saves you some risk of the GPU dying during testing.
If you're looking for another "semi-modern" title that supports Crossfire/SLI, Check out Destiny 2 (free to play on Steam). When Destiny 2 launched, I tried playing it on my single GTX 780 at 2560x1600 and was not happy. Against my better judgement, I bought a second 780 and set up SLI. I thought that the "micro-stutter" wouldn't bother me, I was wrong. It was 2018 by then and the crypto-mining boom was in full swing. Since a GTX 1080 Ti and Titan Xp were going for the same price, I bought the Titan. And yes, it ran D2 very nicely.
Hello mate! Thanks for checking out the video! Yes, I used to play it a lot, great looking game and glad to hear it supports SLI/CF - I'll be sure to throw it into the benchmark suite for 2023 :)
I just built my dream 2010-2013 pc from my poor collage student days . With crossfire r9 270x I7 2700k OC to 5ghz Sapphire pure platinum z68 board that was new old stock still had the sticker over the ram slot 2× Sapphire r9 270x vapor x Motherboard only supports 16gb ram so 16gb ballistix tracer ddr3 A new old stock leadex superflower 1200w psu And coolermaster cosmos 1000 case with a 600gb ssd boot and 10tb of hdd drives I put my rtx3080 in it for a laugh and it ran cyberpunk 1080p ultra at 50fps so kinda still usable today
I did own the GTX 690 for a short while in 2020. I think it is a beautiful looking card and it feels very premium. However it was too noisy for me. I bought it for 500 SEK (roughly €50) and ended up selling it for 690 SEK because I thought it was fitting to sell a 690 for 690. Sometimes I do regret selling it as it isn’t easy to come by here and I’ve only seen it on sale once or twice since then.
Nexus Tech : AMD fine red wine effect taking its place in HD 7990 beast :). Also true hardware Mantle API a.k.a. Vulcan API a.k.a. DX 12 support is a very nice addition.
Fernando thanks for checking out the video! Absolutely possible, we need to consider even the most powerful processor back in 2013 was significantly slower than the one inside the test bench, and that some games would require lowering of details, sometimes looking worse than maxed out 1080p. However, imagine having a 4K monitor and playing gamers 10 years ago, that surely must have felt awesome! :)
It should be noted, the GTX 690 is not the last dual GPU to be designed by Nvidia. The Titan Z released in 2014 and had two chips each with 2880 cores and 6GB of VRAM, and was also based on the Kepler architecture. The Titan Z is essentially two GTX 780 TI's with twice as much VRAM.
I still have 2 of these card GTX690 in quad sli and keep in a retail box it's not broken or anything but my system is so old can't handle modern games and program, I've upgrade my system last year to Ryzen 9 and RTX3090 MSI X trio.
@@ismaelsoto9507 The last _consumer_ dual GPU cards, but AMD also had the Fury Pro Duo, Pro Duo Polaris, Pro Vega II Duo, and W6800X Duo, plus some server cards. They'll probably keep making new ones until Apple stops supporting the 2019 Mac Pro. PowerColor also made a dual 390X.
@@ChristianStout Cool to know, it makes sense that for productivity dual GPUs isn't a bad idea. But for "gaming" it practically died with the launch of the RX 295X2/Titan Z, after that SLI and Crossfire relevancy declined a lot too.
I totally forgot about the Z! I've never came across one for sale at good price, not happy to pay 500£ for one :) I'd love to put it to test, maybe one day
I had both in my Alienware Aurora R4 at one point or another, multiple actually due to overheating causing failures on both models due to terrible airflow from the case design, but also I remember vividly attempting to get the games to run properly without crashing on either of these cards was nearly impossible.
got one refurbished for 299$ back in the day man it served me well being able to crank up most games to the max enjoyed so many PVE titles on that bad boy. While in most cases where CFX was not supported or multiplayer games i enjoyed the MOST of the 7870 ghz performance it offered. Sadly path of exile on max settings killed my gpu too many hours afk/in hideout with effects i never noticed until i ran the riva tuner/afterburner in POE to check my temps...by then it was too late. In most cases youll fry this gpu pumping MORE watts than a typical 7870 ghz edition would endure...in games like POE, Diablo2 reborn, various new gen MMOs. Though it sure was nice enabling virtual super resolution for games like fallout4 when it was hot, or maxing out witcher 3 at launch...other than hairworks XD. Upgrading from a 560ti FPB to the 7990 in BF3 Was pretty astonishing to play it maxed out, it was the game that inspired the sandy bridge 560ti build GTA4 actually worked among others you typically had to switch the scalars in CCC idk if adrenaline even offers ideal support these days for a 7990. In most PVE titles there were ways of getting the CFX to perform or scalar settings or custom settings you could find on forums as a last ditch. It was a really good card for GRID/DIRT/Hitman/bioshocks etc so many pve titles or single player type games. I ultimately went with the used/older 7990 compared to a 780ti bc i was already looking at 780ti sli performance numbers and figured for 300$ it wasnt bad..and this was just when NVIDIA started fiddling with their monopoly...if i remember correctly 650ti boost GTX's in SLI were out performing a single 680ti...for fractions of the cost.....which led to 750ti not scaling remotely the same in sli towards a 780ti...and subsequent lack of scaling/support onward into nvidias generations...when the 650ti boost in sli...set a HIGHWATER benchmark for sli/value scaling. out peformign a 680ti which cost more.
Hello mate! Thanks for sharing, love reading about your experience, My first "Ti" card used was the GTX 980. I always wanted the 780Ti but could not justify the cost, ended up getting GTX 770 lol! The power/cost ratio was not in favour of the top end models, but then, things we do...haha!
Gtx 690 looks amazing even today! It has that premium feeling (and backplate would have been nice). Too bad Nvidia just gave Gtx 690 2Gb of Vram. 4Gb would make Gtx 690 feels more comfortable in future titles considering it hefty price at launch.
Together with the Titan, the GTX 690 is, in my opinion, the most beautiful graphics card ever produced. Extremely high-quality, but still simple and elegant.
Sup mate, thanks for the videos! My friend got a radeon hd 7990 and he was wondering about a secure psu needed for it, could u tell me your recommendation for it? Atm hes using a 600w but it seems that it wont handle this insane gpu, overheating a lot! Thanks for any help, cheers!
id recommend a 1000w...i got a 850w rosewill photon back in the day eventually the 12v rail's degraded and fried my system. sparks etc burn marks on the 7990. Idk if its even worth running the 7990 these days a lot of games dont even support the duel gpu...and it pumps a lot of watts into a would be 7870 ghz edition...I mean i did enjoy playing Fallout 4 with VSR. but games like path of exile on higher settings...or diablo2 Reborn will fry a gpu like this in NO time.
Hello mate, glad you enjoy them :) MSI recommends min 750W PSU for this monster, but I would argue, any good quality 600W unit should be able to handle it. Do you know what PSU is your friend using at the moment ?
No solo es la vram, le gana ademas en APIs como Vulkan (version 1.1 en nvidia, 1.2 amd), DX12 (11_0 nvidia y 11_1 amd) y un problema de arquitectura que tiene especificamente Kepler con respecto a los SMX, cada modulo tiene 192 nucleos cuda pero solo 128 hilos para ponerlos a trabajar, cuando salio esto se optimizaba por parte de los desarrolladores para obtener ese rendimiento de manera "manual" pero a medida que pasaron las generaciones de gpus y motores ese tercio extra de rendimiento no se utiliza actualmente, por eso una 1050ti actualmente se puede pelear o ganar contra una 780ti en juegos nuevos cuando esta ultima todavia daba batalla contra la gtx 970
@@nexus_tech When you say 4gb, is that 2x2gb. I have a 690 that's 4gb but I thought it was just two 2gb 680's. Is there a GTX 690 with two 4gb 680's? I think there was a 4gb 680 released.
People like to attribute fine wine to AMD's drivers getting better and there is some truth to that. There is also the fact that the console's ran on AMD hardware and thus matched AMDs GPU feature set. Every single optimization was used for console games and this generally made its way to the Desktop in ported titles. I prefer AMD hardware because I'm an enthusiast and AMD hardware lasts longer. nVIDIA hardware is best if you want a PC with the current latest and greatest but best to sell those cards off once the new models arrive.
sli cfro fire ..u hahaha ..up .and q sli 16x uhahaha . and dual gpu x4 = 88quda damage (octoquad damage) sli or cros one day 100% pce 4.0. 16x on x4 on one madrebord . thers lake in oreder of 300 titles ..wisth suport for cros fire and sli ... bu i relie dod thic on win 11 . so tha hapinis stis win maxim win 10 from win xp . both ok to me .. and in 4k capebel veri ok if you have a core i9 gen 10 at list ! . but ilit thy get restrdet they need to creat super fast ans veri cepebel dula gpus wi lot of capciti and good time use and andre or blow 200w per card . probabli in tha rtx 7000 or rtx 10000. . INTIL THEN AMD CROIS FIRE IT IS STIL WARKING AND WIL BE A TOLTI RELI OTION FOR AL HO WANTG TU USE MORE THE ONE GPU IN THER SISTEM .. FOR ALL USES !!
Gtx 690 looks amazing even today! It has that premium feeling (and backplate would have been nice). Too bad Nvidia just gave Gtx 690 2Gb of Vram. 4Gb would make Gtx 690 feels more comfortable in future titles considering it hefty price at launch.
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Strange father time. I remember the first GTX Titan being 999$ and these GPUs 699$ each. Almost 10 years ago damn
Right ?!
These cards mean so much to me, they are like nostalgia generators.
I know! Hope you enjoyed the video :)
I was so excited about the launch of the 690 I couldn't sleep that night... I don't know why but I was like 'Damn Radeon, I hope they'll never be ahead ever again!!!', do I regret supporting NVIDIA now...
I have a 690 from my old editing rig... it's been stuck under my bed for at least 5 years!
@@FightCollective send it to me my man. Ill make great use of it
I thoroughly appreciate you doing the teardown and applying new thermal paste before you run the benchmarks. It's honestly best practice and sets a good example for other retroactive hardware review channels. Thermal paste dries out over time and becomes increasingly less effective, so just replacing it at the start saves you some risk of the GPU dying during testing.
Thank you, very kind of you to say 🙂 In future, I hope to also include a proper cleaning of those cards tested.
1:12 the titan Z
I owned an HD 7970 GHZ Edition from MSI, the lightning version, it was a beast. Upgraded it from my previous card the HD6970. Great nostalgia.
Nvidia did release the Titan Z which practically had 2x underclocked Titan Black
That's right, I forgot about the 3K beast!!
If you're looking for another "semi-modern" title that supports Crossfire/SLI, Check out Destiny 2 (free to play on Steam).
When Destiny 2 launched, I tried playing it on my single GTX 780 at 2560x1600 and was not happy. Against my better judgement, I bought a second 780 and set up SLI. I thought that the "micro-stutter" wouldn't bother me, I was wrong. It was 2018 by then and the crypto-mining boom was in full swing. Since a GTX 1080 Ti and Titan Xp were going for the same price, I bought the Titan. And yes, it ran D2 very nicely.
Hello mate! Thanks for checking out the video! Yes, I used to play it a lot, great looking game and glad to hear it supports SLI/CF - I'll be sure to throw it into the benchmark suite for 2023 :)
I just built my dream 2010-2013 pc from my poor collage student days . With crossfire r9 270x
I7 2700k OC to 5ghz
Sapphire pure platinum z68 board that was new old stock still had the sticker over the ram slot
2× Sapphire r9 270x vapor x
Motherboard only supports 16gb ram so 16gb ballistix tracer ddr3
A new old stock leadex superflower 1200w psu
And coolermaster cosmos 1000 case with a 600gb ssd boot and 10tb of hdd drives
I put my rtx3080 in it for a laugh and it ran cyberpunk 1080p ultra at 50fps so kinda still usable today
I did own the GTX 690 for a short while in 2020. I think it is a beautiful looking card and it feels very premium. However it was too noisy for me. I bought it for 500 SEK (roughly €50) and ended up selling it for 690 SEK because I thought it was fitting to sell a 690 for 690. Sometimes I do regret selling it as it isn’t easy to come by here and I’ve only seen it on sale once or twice since then.
Hello mate! Huh! 690 for 690! Lucky buyer, that was still cheap
I bought it for €40 few weeks ago. This is piece of history. One of the last Nvidia dual GPUs
Nexus Tech : AMD fine red wine effect taking its place in HD 7990 beast :). Also true hardware Mantle API a.k.a. Vulcan API a.k.a. DX 12 support is a very nice addition.
Correct! Gotta love the 7990!
so 4k was possible in early 2010s! both these card can offer great performance in esport title even in 2022, thanks for the video.
Fernando thanks for checking out the video! Absolutely possible, we need to consider even the most powerful processor back in 2013 was significantly slower than the one inside the test bench, and that some games would require lowering of details, sometimes looking worse than maxed out 1080p. However, imagine having a 4K monitor and playing gamers 10 years ago, that surely must have felt awesome! :)
@@nexus_tech I imagine playing at 4k in 2013 felt like the future
Another great video! Had me wondering where the original Titan (or Black) would land against these cards... Hmm.
I'll be sure to test if I get my hands on one :)
It should be noted, the GTX 690 is not the last dual GPU to be designed by Nvidia. The Titan Z released in 2014 and had two chips each with 2880 cores and 6GB of VRAM, and was also based on the Kepler architecture. The Titan Z is essentially two GTX 780 TI's with twice as much VRAM.
I still have 2 of these card GTX690 in quad sli and keep in a retail box it's not broken or anything but my system is so old can't handle modern games and program, I've upgrade my system last year to Ryzen 9 and RTX3090 MSI X trio.
Hello mate! Wow, thanks for sharing! I would love to have original boxes for my pair of 690's. Are you keeping them on display somewhere?
Nice video man, would you bench the Titan Z against the R9 295x2? i think they are the best dual gpu released
And the last ones too
@@ismaelsoto9507 The last _consumer_ dual GPU cards, but AMD also had the Fury Pro Duo, Pro Duo Polaris, Pro Vega II Duo, and W6800X Duo, plus some server cards. They'll probably keep making new ones until Apple stops supporting the 2019 Mac Pro.
PowerColor also made a dual 390X.
@@ChristianStout Cool to know, it makes sense that for productivity dual GPUs isn't a bad idea. But for "gaming" it practically died with the launch of the RX 295X2/Titan Z, after that SLI and Crossfire relevancy declined a lot too.
I totally forgot about the Z! I've never came across one for sale at good price, not happy to pay 500£ for one :) I'd love to put it to test, maybe one day
@@ChristianStout and that is just covering the dual gpus with display outs. Lots of weird stuff out there.
I had both in my Alienware Aurora R4 at one point or another, multiple actually due to overheating causing failures on both models due to terrible airflow from the case design, but also I remember vividly attempting to get the games to run properly without crashing on either of these cards was nearly impossible.
Still have my Sapphire VaporX HD 7970 GHZ (Cooler broken, Fans stuck from time to time😕) but still working 😏
Awesome, thanks for sharing :) Which games do you play on it ? :)
Just replace the fans. If you can get the model number off the back of them you should find them on ebay or something.
got one refurbished for 299$ back in the day man it served me well being able to crank up most games to the max enjoyed so many PVE titles on that bad boy. While in most cases where CFX was not supported or multiplayer games i enjoyed the MOST of the 7870 ghz performance it offered. Sadly path of exile on max settings killed my gpu too many hours afk/in hideout with effects i never noticed until i ran the riva tuner/afterburner in POE to check my temps...by then it was too late. In most cases youll fry this gpu pumping MORE watts than a typical 7870 ghz edition would endure...in games like POE, Diablo2 reborn, various new gen MMOs. Though it sure was nice enabling virtual super resolution for games like fallout4 when it was hot, or maxing out witcher 3 at launch...other than hairworks XD. Upgrading from a 560ti FPB to the 7990 in BF3 Was pretty astonishing to play it maxed out, it was the game that inspired the sandy bridge 560ti build GTA4 actually worked among others you typically had to switch the scalars in CCC idk if adrenaline even offers ideal support these days for a 7990. In most PVE titles there were ways of getting the CFX to perform or scalar settings or custom settings you could find on forums as a last ditch. It was a really good card for GRID/DIRT/Hitman/bioshocks etc so many pve titles or single player type games. I ultimately went with the used/older 7990 compared to a 780ti bc i was already looking at 780ti sli performance numbers and figured for 300$ it wasnt bad..and this was just when NVIDIA started fiddling with their monopoly...if i remember correctly 650ti boost GTX's in SLI were out performing a single 680ti...for fractions of the cost.....which led to 750ti not scaling remotely the same in sli towards a 780ti...and subsequent lack of scaling/support onward into nvidias generations...when the 650ti boost in sli...set a HIGHWATER benchmark for sli/value scaling. out peformign a 680ti which cost more.
Hello mate! Thanks for sharing, love reading about your experience, My first "Ti" card used was the GTX 980. I always wanted the 780Ti but could not justify the cost, ended up getting GTX 770 lol! The power/cost ratio was not in favour of the top end models, but then, things we do...haha!
Both are awesome but for some reason, I don`t understand why AMD made HD 8990 :D
for OEMs, like the others 8000 series cards
I've looked left and right, no sight of 8000 series in UK second hand market :)
@@nexus_tech they are very rare, here in Mexico i only see 2 of them since GCN was relevant
Gtx 690 looks amazing even today!
It has that premium feeling (and backplate would have been nice).
Too bad Nvidia just gave Gtx 690 2Gb of Vram. 4Gb would make Gtx 690 feels more comfortable in future titles considering it hefty price at launch.
It's going to be interesting !!!
wasnt the titan z the last dual gpu released by nvidia?
It was! I forgot about it :)
What a nice cards, what a nice video. Bravo
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Windows XP still supports SLI doesn't it
Together with the Titan, the GTX 690 is, in my opinion, the most beautiful graphics card ever produced. Extremely high-quality, but still simple and elegant.
Sup mate, thanks for the videos! My friend got a radeon hd 7990 and he was wondering about a secure psu needed for it, could u tell me your recommendation for it? Atm hes using a 600w but it seems that it wont handle this insane gpu, overheating a lot! Thanks for any help, cheers!
id recommend a 1000w...i got a 850w rosewill photon back in the day eventually the 12v rail's degraded and fried my system. sparks etc burn marks on the 7990. Idk if its even worth running the 7990 these days a lot of games dont even support the duel gpu...and it pumps a lot of watts into a would be 7870 ghz edition...I mean i did enjoy playing Fallout 4 with VSR. but games like path of exile on higher settings...or diablo2 Reborn will fry a gpu like this in NO time.
Hello mate, glad you enjoy them :) MSI recommends min 750W PSU for this monster, but I would argue, any good quality 600W unit should be able to handle it. Do you know what PSU is your friend using at the moment ?
@@nexus_tech Hi! He is using a evga 80 plus white 600w. Thanks for your response!
But...why? You can get a used 1070 for about 100 USD and it will outperform this card dramatically while taking half the power consumption.
Which drivers did you use for AMD card?I'm surprised by stuttering at Radeon!? ;-)
Hello mate! Adrenalin 22.6.1 was used for HD 7990 :) VSYNC is not on and the perceived experience seems the worst
@@nexus_tech What about legacy drivers?
@@nexus_tech Or unofficial ones?
@@nexus_tech Stuttering is real odd for that amount of power...
Oh,i've got to get it,the Red Menace!!!
8))
actually, Nvidia's last dual GPU was the Titan Z but it was quickly surpassed by the single GPU Titan X Maxwell.
I kind of wanna compaire it to the 2060 super for old games since I only really play old games. also can the hd 7990 run rpcs3?
i guess, maybe not in crossfire but i played resistance on a hd 7770
they did the dual gpu titan Z later
I'm looking to buy one but they are too expensive 😀
key info missing there so what drivers did u use for both
Hello mate, the GPU-Z snapshot always contains the driver version used :) 473.81 for the GTX 690 and Adrenalin Edition 22.6.1 for the HD 7990
uuuh I remeber when the 7990 was announced with BF4. Big gamer moment
Those were the days hah!
Last dual *consumer* gpu to release.
Titan z in the corner looking disappointed.
Ah yes. I forgot about the Z! Those are impossible to come by, I'd like to get my hands on one :)
AMD le gana a nvidea cuando los juegos usan mas de 2gb vram, buen video, excelente serie
No solo es la vram, le gana ademas en APIs como Vulkan (version 1.1 en nvidia, 1.2 amd), DX12 (11_0 nvidia y 11_1 amd) y un problema de arquitectura que tiene especificamente Kepler con respecto a los SMX, cada modulo tiene 192 nucleos cuda pero solo 128 hilos para ponerlos a trabajar, cuando salio esto se optimizaba por parte de los desarrolladores para obtener ese rendimiento de manera "manual" pero a medida que pasaron las generaciones de gpus y motores ese tercio extra de rendimiento no se utiliza actualmente, por eso una 1050ti actualmente se puede pelear o ganar contra una 780ti en juegos nuevos cuando esta ultima todavia daba batalla contra la gtx 970
Those were the good days
The Titan Z released after the GTX690
That's right! But at around $800 for second hand and labelled as "pro" by Nvidia I skipped it
I managed to get a GTX 690 for 70€. Its useless in Modern Games, but for my Old Games Setup the best, after my GTX 770. The GTX 770 is just badass.
That is cheap for 690! Did you get the 2 or 4 GB version?
@@nexus_tech 4 GB. Yes, was very Lucky:) Found it on Ebay Kleinanzeigen. Was about half a year ago.
@@nexus_tech When you say 4gb, is that 2x2gb. I have a 690 that's 4gb but I thought it was just two 2gb 680's. Is there a GTX 690 with two 4gb 680's? I think there was a 4gb 680 released.
People like to attribute fine wine to AMD's drivers getting better and there is some truth to that. There is also the fact that the console's ran on AMD hardware and thus matched AMDs GPU feature set. Every single optimization was used for console games and this generally made its way to the Desktop in ported titles. I prefer AMD hardware because I'm an enthusiast and AMD hardware lasts longer. nVIDIA hardware is best if you want a PC with the current latest and greatest but best to sell those cards off once the new models arrive.
that hd7990 is insane
Agreed, it's legendary
Dayumn!!
Shame 7990s are so hard to get VS 690s.
I believe ETH mining is behind this!
@@nexus_tech Yep, thats a big part along with HD 7000 series having a legendary reputation.
i dont even now if its legal to use the words "quiet" and "60 db" in one sentence.
Well, we've seen 70dB plus before, so, all things considered...😂
Didn't Nvidia make a GTX 790?
Hello mate, not that I'm aware of it. 780Ti then Titan and 900 series. There was also 800 series for mobile parts
@@nexus_tech yeah after looking it up. There was specs and everything released for it but it was never actually released
at least the 7990 had 3gb per gpu i had the 690gtx nice gpu limited buy vram
Yeah they could have given it 2x4gb DDR5 and not under clock the two 680's.
radeon hd 5870 X2 geforce gtx titan Z
I had both cards. For aesthetic beautiful looking card, the GTX 690 was just lush to look at. Love the raw power of the AMD 7990.
Oh 100%! They nailed the design, card feels premium in hand, and even after decade, still looks good :)
Good video. The one fail for Nvidia is putting a single fan on a dual gpu card..
why? it doesn't even reach termal throttling
The cooling solution is very impressive, card pumps out lots of heat into the room. Being it in case lacking good airflow, it would reach the limit :)
I think those two cards spent way to much time spinning on your lazy Suzan....I felt I'll 🤢
Oh my! Sorry!
@@nexus_tech just kidding, keep doing what you are doing....I enjoy your video's 👍
sli cfro fire ..u hahaha ..up .and q sli 16x uhahaha . and dual gpu x4 = 88quda damage (octoquad damage) sli or cros one day 100% pce 4.0. 16x on x4 on one madrebord . thers lake in oreder of 300 titles ..wisth suport for cros fire and sli ... bu i relie dod thic on win 11 . so tha hapinis stis win maxim win 10 from win xp . both ok to me .. and in 4k capebel veri ok if you have a core i9 gen 10 at list ! . but ilit thy get restrdet they need to creat super fast ans veri cepebel dula gpus wi lot of capciti and good time use and andre or blow 200w per card . probabli in tha rtx 7000 or rtx 10000. . INTIL THEN AMD CROIS FIRE IT IS STIL WARKING AND WIL BE A TOLTI RELI OTION FOR AL HO WANTG TU USE MORE THE ONE GPU IN THER SISTEM .. FOR ALL USES !!
Gtx 690 looks amazing even today!
It has that premium feeling (and backplate would have been nice).
Too bad Nvidia just gave Gtx 690 2Gb of Vram. 4Gb would make Gtx 690 feels more comfortable in future titles considering it hefty price at launch.
It would make sense, wouldn't it ? Thanks for checking out the vid! :)