G.Freeman

I guess you are more correct than pro publications. What settings did you use to get the frame rate so low ?

No I agree with people that do not skew the numbers.

Your arguing with yourself. Green Light was implemented because of the high fail rate and RMAs for nvidia cards but don't take my word for it LOL. I actually like Green Lite as i am not an OCer so .... I rather high stability and guaranteed performance for the money I paid over the longest time possible.

"Green Light" goes for all nvidia cards ....

BF3 is a highly nvidia optimized game. 660ti is a terrible price for the performance you get. Unless BF3 is the only game you play.

Well it also voids the warenty and makes the GPU die an early death and that;s why Green Light was implemented.

Really that will net less than 2fps.

Green Light - "The Green Light program requires vendors to send in their board designs to NVIDIA, where they wait for their approval from the GPU maker. NVIDIA will check that the design meets their noise, power, voltage and heat numbers - and if it meets them, the card is approved. If not, it is declined and they'll have to resubmit." http://www.tweaktown.com/news/26082/nvidia_s_green_light_program_are_we_seeing_the_beginning_of_the_end_of_overclocking_gpus/index.html

It's guaranteed by nvidia "Green Light". That's the point of "Green Light" to make sure the GPUs are withing nvidia spec.

Yes the FTW cards are guaranteed by "nvidia Green Light" to work

Research "nvidia Green Light" is all I have to say ....

I said Metro LL Uses 1GB Vram and he misinterpreted it as Metro 2033 ....

FTW means factory OCed which means they have already used up most of the OCing headroom.

FTW cards are limited in the exact same parameters as every other card from nivida and "Green Light"....

Coolers are not the issue it's architectural limits that are the problem. That why Green Light was implemented .