ASUS GTX660 TI-DC2T-2GD5 GeForce GTX 660 Ti 2GB 192-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Ran every games and multiple video at once, still have not crapped out on me. Smoooooooooth!!!! I might buy another one but haven't seen a PC game on the market that might push me to do so.

Great Video card...

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Asus Crosshair V
AMD 8350
Older model SSD (not sure works great so don't care)
Asus 660 TI 2GB
Corsair Dual Fan Water Cooler H100
G.Skill Sniper Series 8GB (2x4GB)
Acer 27" Monitor

Run all the latest game without any trouble (ie. Star Craft 2 Heart of Swarm, Diablo, Battlefield ect...)
Generic 730 Power Supply (works great and haven't seen any performance issue so not sure why anyone running on 1 graphic card would need any more even with over clock everything!!!)

Pros: Looks cool!

Cons: RMA'ed the motherboard on my build. Once that was solved found that the video card was DOA. Will replace with competing brand since I cannot get a replacement. Sigh

Pros: Super fast
Insanely quiet

Cons: Very large

Other Thoughts: Firstly, I must say that this card is super fast. I used to use two 9800 gt's in SLI; and according to 3D mark vantage benchmarks this single card is twice as fast as my old SLi configuration. The card is also whisper quiet. Upon powering up the card for the first time I briefly thought the fans were broken because I could not hear it at all. But the benefits do come at a price, this card is so large I had to rearrange my whole rig. Additionally, because of the configuration of the fans the card realistically takes up three pci slots because anything directly under the card will complacently block the fans. All in all, this is a great card and I highly recommend it.

Pros: Got this card to score more than my friend stock gtx670 on unigine and 3dmark 11, overclocked to 1167/7288 @1.112v.

Run SUPER COOL! My overclock goes to ~56c at max load, run idle at 1c or 2c above room temperature (23c).

I updated the card bios has soon as I got it, unlocking the power target from 113% to 123%. The card runs battlefield 3, farcry 3, assassins creeds 3, etc all maxed out 1080p really smooth

Cons: None, the best 660ti out there. If you're an extreme overclocker, take a look at the power edition card.

Other Thoughts: You can't run the NEWEST games in 3d vision maxed out. You'll need to turn down the graphics settings a bit for that. Or you'll get low fps. (<40)

Pros: Ok this card is amazing. Went from a gtx 465 that sounded like a 747 and 30-60 fps in World of Tanks to quiet 60-100 fps with all settings maxed. Have not oc yet, dont think I will yet, no need. Perfect match for my new ROG Asus MB and i5 3570k that I do have oc to 4.4.

Cons: none

Pros: This thing is a monster. Over 100 FPS on ultra (highest settings) playing pretty much every game I own thus far. WoW, League, Dota 2, HoN, etc. I know these aren't the most graphic straining games out there, but it still runs these babies without a hint of even trying. Around 45 degrees Celsius running and 25 Celsius when idle.

Cons: None.

Pros: Excellent video, EXCELLENT Gaming Card. I love the DirectCU II cooling. Kepps the card nice and frosty. Excellent overclocking capability even beyond what is is already overclocked from teh factory.

Cons: None whatsoever

Other Thoughts: I am running 2 of these in SLI and have them overclocked to close to 1200Mhz Std Clock and slightly over 1350Mhz boost clock. Which gave me an average of over 120 Fps on my Unigine Heaven Test.

Pros: this card is blazing fast, ordered 2 for SLI, saldy 1 made my screen pixelated then went black on me.. not docing a star cuz stuff happens, RMA in progress... been running my second card solo and it is a beast, benchmarked with AVP D3D11 at avg FPS of 83.6! was running at 1920 x 1080. will update once RMA card get here for SLI. fans are really quiet, unless you put them at 100% then they scream, but i do not see a reason to put them at max. i keep the fan on auto from gpu tweek and it never gets above 1300rpm "not audible at all" of the rated 4400rpm. my card hits about 55C under gaming load, could be cooler if i allowed the fans to rev higher, but i like the quiet. card freq was 1241MHz stock out of the box 104MHZ higher than the 1137MHz that it is suppose to come with and i have not ever overclocked it yet! just shows they do cherry pick "top" gpu's.

Cons: no real cons, one failed on me after 2 hours so i am using one right night, wish i had the second for SLI..

Other Thoughts: dont bother getting a 680 card unless you running multiple monitors at high res, me running these two in SLI will be fine and maybe overkill for most games for anyone running 1 monitor at 1920x1080..

Pros: The card runs at about 27c idle and 40c-50c during games.

The fans are almost whisper quiet even during games. It's one of the reasons I brought this card as it was reviewed to be incredible quiet.

I only have a 1366x768 monitor, but I did that intentionally for the larger pixel/text size and the lower taxing on the video card. So far it runs the Witcher 2, Dragon Age 2, Borderlands 2, and Diablo 2 all at 60 FPS on high/ultra settings. This card was meant for 1080p so that would probably be a better test. I may hook it up to my TV via HDMI at some point to see how the FPS is at that resolution.

Cons: The card is fairly long. I don't have an issue with it as my case is huge, but some people might. The heatsink in particular takes up a lot of space, but seems to do a great job of keeping the card cool without the fan needing to spin at a high RPM speed.

Other Thoughts: This is a good card if you want something that is quiet, but still can give you pretty good performance in games.

Pros: Card seems to be doing well, so far. No issues to date, but it's early. I haven't put it through a few tests yet, but will do so when I get the time.

Cons: Nvidia promotion is for a download of Borderlands 2 when *ANY* GTX 660 Ti or higher is purchased from August 16, 2012 through May 30, 2013. Have sent in a request to NewEgg. Having written to Nvidia directly, they indicate speaking directly to the retailer. So I got one of the highest rated GTX 660 Ti video cards on the market and it doesn't become a part of the promotion? Buy directly from Zotac, EVGA and others, and they offer their customers a form of thanks through the promotion. So much for being a loyal customer through the years.

Other Thoughts: And to add to it afterwards, now the same video card has a rebate offer on the day *AFTER* I pick this one up.

Sure to think twice when purchasing in the future.