The GTX 760 SC ACX card is 24.5cm long and 11.5 cm high. EVGA uses a non-reference PCB which is longer than the reference one, so it offers a stable base for the bulky ACX cooler.

The card has 2GB of GDDR5 memory, courtesy of Hynix (model H5GQ2H24AFR-R0C) specified to run at 1500MHz or 6000MHz GDDR5 effective. Four out of eight memory modules are at the GPU side of the PCB, while the rest are placed at the back.   

In the following pictures you can see what a reference GTX 760 looks like.

EVGA GTX 760 SC ACX features one standard HDMI connector (1.4a compatible), one standard DisplayPort out and two dual-link DVI outs.



The card is ready for multi-GPU action, be it in standard two-card SLI, or 3-way and 4-way SLI. Therefore the GTX 760 SC ACX features two SLI connectors.

The GTX 760 is said to have a 170W TDP, compared to 150W TDP for the GTX 660 Ti and 170W TDP for the GTX 670. EVGA went a step further and decided to include both 6-pin and 8-pin connectors on the card. This configuration is good for up to 300W of power. The reference card uses 2x6-pin power connectors. The GTX 760 SC ACX card uses Richtek RT8802A voltage controller.