EVGA 06G-P4-2790-KR GeForce GTX TITAN 6GB 384-bit GDDR5 SLI Support Video Card

Pros: -This thing fast.
-Very Quiet Compared to other blower style video cards.
-Blower style cooler. (Required for Silverstone FT03 case)
-Very stylish.
-Build quality is awesome.
-CUDA processing works great. Wish more programs would take advantage of multiple GPU processing.
-6gb of memory for a single GPU is pure awesomeness.
-Free copy of metro last light. (Thank you Nvidia)

Cons: -Price to performance ratio isn't as great as the GTX 690 (speed wise)

Other Thoughts: -if you only plan to play games on a single screen I would highly recommend you go with GTX 690 instead or two GTX 680s.
-I wish the GTX GEFORCE logo had the ability to change colors like the logo on the corsair h100i and h80i.

Pros: A wonderful graphics card that produces great frame rates with minimal heat and noise. It does not exhaust into the case which makes it a good choice for smaller footprint cases using m-itx and atx boards. Another nice benefit is that single card solution as compared to a 7990 or 690 (which are two gpus on one board) will get you into the game faster and with fewer headaches in new games since you won't be as dependent on driver updates.

Cons: At the end of the day, it costs more for fewer frames than a 690 or 7990. Also, if you want the best bang for your buck right now, you are better off looking at a 670.

Other Thoughts: An excellent choice as a luxury item. The part will scale better than a 690 in SLI and will work nicely in smaller cases where hot air exhaust can cause problems.

Pros: Single fastest GPU available. I'm coming from a tri-fire setup with the hd 5970 + hd 5870 and this ONE card blows my old setup out of the water. I will not have to worry about VRAM for 'hopefully' a long while even at 5760 x 1080. Mine is overclocked at 1150 MHz, and 3206 on the Memory with no sweat using EVGA Precision. I could probably push it to 1200 MHz but I like to keep it around 80C.

Cons: I guess price, but I'll probably end up buying a second one, so who am I to complain?

Pros: -Fantastic power from a single card.
-Better SLI scaling than quad-SLI shown with 2x 690s
-Will run anything maxed 1080p
-Can run most games out at 5760x1080 all on its own, maxed settings, 40-60fps. Few exceptions to the rule would be a heavily modified Skyrim, Crysis 1-3, Far Cry 3, Metro 2033, and Witcher 2. I'm sure there are others, but if you wanna play those on 3 screens grab a 2nd Titan and you should be good to go.
-No louder than the 660ti I owned
-Looks cool

Cons: -Too expensive for what it does, in my opinion. Is worth about $800 I'd say, not $1000.

Other Thoughts: The games I listed not being able to run at 5760x1080 are games that won't get 60 fps with maxed settings at that resolution. If you're willing to sacrifice some image quality, I'm sure a single Titan is capable of running any game at that resolution.

Pros: An engineering marvel. This card actually feels like it was hand-built akin to how some exotic automobiles are crafted. There are no cheap stickers or tacky plastics on this one. The transparent window really is like staring into the engine bay of a Ferrari. The metal is hefty and tight. The performance is unrivaled. Now I know "certain" dual or multiple card configurations can indeed devour this one, but at what cost? Those setups will always generate more heat, more noise, and suck more power. This card is all about elegance. This piece of hardware has just one GPU. This is simple. One card. One GPU. One goal. To dominate with elegance. Yes, I said elegance again. This is a card for a more civilized age. To wield with precision. And boy does this one handle. It takes the curves without sweating. Running Crysis 3 on max (1920 * 1200) was a cinematic treat. I won't go into sophisticated benches or any overclocking tinkerings. I wanted the most powereful card with the best power to noise/heat ratio. Nvidia suceeded. I have run dual card setups that push numbers, heat, and noise. To me that is not refined. This titan is.

Cons: Nothing I have noticed so far.

Pros: Installed this into my HAF 932 with ease, setup a intake pull on it works great I don't overclock with my i5-3570k but idle temps on the 4 cores average around 25 Celsius and the other four cores average around 10-15 that's idle when playing games for a few hours all temps reach 25 on all cores and descending per core. Have yet to see any temp over 30. And thats under very stressful gaming. Planning to put a push pull intake imo unneeded but I just love working on my pc, overal amazing buy

Cons: None as of yet well see in the coming months

Pros: Quick and painless to install. No issues thus far. Had this one replacing my old card within 15 minutes with no issues with drivers. Performance is definitely up there.

Cons: Expensive