EVGA 02G-P4-2680-KR GeForce GTX 680 2GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Very high clock speeds, low power usage, and generally great performance.

Cons: My biggest complaint is with the GTX 680's in general not having enough RAM, and not having the ram they do have run fast enough. This is 256 bit Ram not the faster 384 bit ram from the 580 series. Seriously the GTX280, had 1 GB of ram and now 4 generations later we are only now getting 2 GB cards? It is simply not enough VRAM for modern games using high resolution textures at 1920x1080 resolution. And if you wanted a multi-monitor set-up forget about it, this is nowhere near sufficient. I have one monitor at 1920x1080 and with all settings set to high in STALKER Call of Pripyat (with high res texture mods), it maxes out the VRAM on this card. I just think this card would be a lot better with 4GB of ram and suggest getting that model or getting the HD7970 with 3GB instead.

Other Thoughts: Doesn't play nice with MSI Afterburner, but does work with EVGA Precision X. Don't get me wrong the card is a beast, and serves up great performance, but I can't help but feel frustrated when I see a game as old as Stalker call of Pripyat is using up 2000MB of video ram but only utilizing the GPU at 50%, and think wow I bet this would run a lot faster than the 45FPS I am getting right now if it had a little more RAM to handel these massive draw distances and all these high resolution textures.

Pros: Pretty much what you would expect from a top tier GPU. This is the best card you can get below the ridiculous 1000 dollar range, for now. Laughs in the face of my games and their puny graphical requirements.

Even runs fine alongside a 3820, 5 giant LED fans and plenty of other power drains on the old 500w PSU I stuck in to run it while waiting for the RMA on the real PSU for this system, despite Nvidia insisting on a 550w minimum.

Cons: Same as for every other computer component... The always looming reality of inevitable obsolescence. But not today!

Pros: awesome video card..upgraded from my evga gtx480
its double and more the video card the 480 was ..plays all my games with max settings...runs cooler than my 480 did
can handle any game out there and future games..great price and great product..thanks newegg for carrying this video card

Cons: none

Pros: Runs all my graphics-demanding games on the highest setting without any framerate issues. I'm getting 60 FPS while in COD online, with the field of view turned to highest as well.

This thing is ginormous, so make sure your tower has room for it.
On my Asus P8Z77-LK motherboard, it covers up an additional PCI slot because of its size!

Overall an awesome card, extremely happy with it, have only played a couple games on it so far since the install, but it has been awesome, and it stays quite cool.

Cons: This thing is HUGE and takes up a lot of room.
Almost feels a little unstable in my tower because of its size, makes me want to prop it up with something.

Pros: upgraded from a 550ti, the difference is just absurd.
Games like MWO or SC2 run so smooth on ultra/brutal it made me giggle.
Fan makes 0 noise, can't ask for anything else.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Go ahead and buy it, u will not be disappointed, its worth the price tag.

Pros: -Runs every game on Ultra
-Runs cool and quite
-Works great with windows 8
-Will blow away any console graphics

Cons: only con really is the price, but it really is worth it and is a great investment.

Other Thoughts: I upgraded from a radeon HD 6450 to this ( HUGE jump) and have never been happier, I play all my games on Ultra with no problems at all. I just finished playing Bioshock Infinite and it was gorgeous. I have seen a few people say that that they have had issues with this card and windows 8, but I have been running windows 8 on dual monitors without a single problem. I also have to recommend you download the geforce experience if you get this card, great for staying up to date with drivers and also optimizes the games it finds on your hard drive for the card.

Pros: This card runs very quiet and cool when I compare it to my old duel slot ati 5870. The fan never spins up louder than any one of my case fans. It runs nearly every game out at the moment at 1080p with the graphics on high so it should be fine for just about anyone who is looking for a single card to game on. An example of a game that might give it trouble is Crysis 3 with HD textures and DX11 effects set to max with anti-alising. Also witcher 2 with everything turned up and ubersampling/supersampling turned on will hit your FPS hard. These are extreme examples and most people probably won't mind turning down one or two settings to get that solid 60 fps but it is something to note if you want to play EVERYTHING, if that's the case, go for either 2 x 680's in sli - a 690 if you want the duel gpu model or save up for a titan. Something else I really like, I've been a AMD user for many years and this is my first Nvidia card in a long time, I really like how clean and simple the Nvidia drivers are. The layout and details about each setting is nice.

Cons: The price is a bit on the high side for something that does slow down in a few high spec games at max settings, but it still hits a solid 60 fps in nearly everything else.

Other Thoughts: This card is recognized by my video editing software (sony home studio platinum - the lil brother of sony vegas) and it can be used to speed up rendering of videos I think so that is a big plus because my last card didn't do that.

Pros: Consumes less power than the EVGA GTX 580, has better clock speeds, runs a lot cooler, and is not a loud card.

Cons: It won't make me dinner.. like my wife... i'm still cooking for myself :/

Other Thoughts: Do it, get it, pwn with it!

Pros: Runs BF3 great.

Cons: Only lasted about a week.

Other Thoughts: It made Windows 8 loop into error mode, would not let it load.

Pros: Fast Fast Fast - I knew it would be faster, but man oh man. All FPS games run 2x to 3x better FPS than previous GTX 500 series low end card.

Cons: None so far