Which of these 3 would you recommend to me?

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Tike

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Gainward GTX 660 Golden Sample
Asus GTX 670 DirectCU Mini
ASUS GTX 760 DirectCU II

I chose those 3 because they fit perfect in my case. I'm teared between those options. The 670 is the most expensive on, the 660 the cheapest.

Which one is best for me?

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Tike
 
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+1 to the GTX760 except there will be some bottlenecking. If you want to avoid that, grab a GTX650 Ti. Much cheaper and generates a lot less heat. Obviously will mean lower settings, but your CPU will constrain high-end cards anyway.
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Why would you need the 670 mini?
if almost any length then get something like a gtx770 windforce or some other gtx770 for the sameprice as the 670 mini and if you don't need the mini this would outerperform it :)
 
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You see, I have a Gigabyte EG-41MF-US2H Mainboard, and graphic cards that are too long would cover all of my SATA ports, that's why I need a small (but powerful) graphics card. The Windforce 770 would be much too big :c



Would my Core 2 Quad Q6600 bottleneck the GTX 760?



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http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/283384-33-read-first
 
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The core 2 quad will most likely bottleneck it.
If you can afford it go with the 670 mini cos it beats the 660ti and 760
 
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+1 to the GTX760 except there will be some bottlenecking. If you want to avoid that, grab a GTX650 Ti. Much cheaper and generates a lot less heat. Obviously will mean lower settings, but your CPU will constrain high-end cards anyway.
 
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Tike

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I measured the ASUS GTX 760 DirectCU II and it actually fits without covering my SATA-slots. However, for example a GTX 280 (which I have in at the moment) covers them. After some research, the GTX 280 is about as long as the GTX 770, so a 770 would most likely be too long.
 
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Tike

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The 650 Ti Boost would be an option too, right?
 
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