EVGA 06G-P4-2793-KR GeForce GTX TITAN SuperClocked Signature 6GB 384-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP, SLI Ready Video Card

Pros: This card is a Beast! I cant say how happy i am with this card, every game I play it just mows through with no problem and barely breaks a sweat. Skyrim with many HQ visual mods plays with no issue. Far Cry 3 runs at 40+ FPS with every graphical setting to the max. Minecraft (lol) runs at 200+ FPS with a 256 texture pack. The fan is audible but it isnt any louder than any other good quality case fan and thats only if it needs to spool up past 30% which isnt often. The EVGA overclocking utility is super simple to use.

Cons: Price obviously, but you get what you pay for. Being on the bleeding edge has it's costs and if you want the fastest single GPU card out there right now you're going to pay for it.

Other Thoughts: I'm in the process of upgrading my entire PC and this was the first step. Running a i7 920 OC to 3.3 with 12GB Corsair Dominator in an ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 with a single monitor 1920 x 1200. I'm probably bottlenecking the card at the moment but that will change in the coming months with new hardware....and perhaps a 2nd Titan

Pros: Butter smooth, lowest latencies in the industry. Twice as fast as SLI and 3 to 4x faster delivering perfect image to my screen than SLI/ Crossfire. SO quiet I can't hear it.

Cons: Expensive.

Other Thoughts: You want the best you must pay, period.

Pros: Amazing 3D performance in multimedia applications and games. Astonishingly quiet operation even under heavy load. Tremendous rendering power across multiple display panels. Surprisingly low temperatures even under heavy load.

Cons: A very costly video card.

Other Thoughts: My system:

Cooler Master Cosmos II Tower
Enermax MaxRevo 1350W Power Supply
MSI Big Bang-XPower II Intel LGA 2011 X79 Mainboard
Intel Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition Sandy Bridge-E 3.3GHz LGA 2011 CPU
3-Way SLI EVGA GTX TITAN SuperClocked Signature
Corsair Dominator GT 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR3 1866Mhz (PC3 15000) 1.5v CAS 9-10-9-27 SDRAM
RAID-0 Boot Set: Two Samsung 830 Series 512GB Solid State Drive Array (1TB)
RAID-0 Data Set A: Two Western Digital RE4 2TB SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" 7200 RPM Disk Array (4TB)
RAID-0 Data Set B: Two Western Digital RE4 2TB SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" 7200 RPM Disk Array (4TB)
RAID-5 Archive Set: Four Western Digital Green 2TB 5400 RPM Drobo External Disk Array (6TB)
Noctua NH-D14 SE2011 6-Heatpipe CPU Heatsink
Two Pioneer BDR-207DBKS Blu-ray burners

Pros: this card is the fastest i have owned
i am coming from a EVGA classified 590 and the titan blows it away
the titan is faster by a large margin in my real world use
my gtx590 vram would top out with only 1.5gb per gpu and frames drop to 2-6fps, titan can handle anything with 6gbs

glad i got titan over GTX690 as i monitor vram and i go well over 2gb in use which would put me in the same place that i was with the GTX590

Cons: My titan squeals! IT is a coil whine i believe
I am going to RMA
hate being the one to right a bad review
gtx 590 had this too but only at 250fps+ titan depends on load
(average game makes it squeal) at 60fps or even 40fps in benchmarks

this noise is not acceptable. I bought the EVGA Classified Signature titan with hopes that EVGA put a little more time in picking their signature or classified editions to avoid this type of problem, I was wrong

Other Thoughts: I am RMA to new egg if i get another with noise(hope not) i will RMA to EVGA and give them a chance to fix it. I Have used EVGA since my first built that used GTX260 in sli only cards i had not evga pny GTX480 and a 5870 in an asus laptop

Current built

i7 3820 socket 2011@ 4.6ghz Corsair H60
ASUS Rampage GENE IV
OZ 850W psu
lian li micro ATX case
16gb 2400mhz gskill ram @ around 1600mhz
hard drives and a BD player
EVGA classified Titan or EVGA classified GTX 590
plan on buying waterblock and back plate and overclocking
and maybe another titan when one oc'ed is not enough

also any help with the noise would be good ... is this normal? i hope it is not normal

Pros: The packaging for this product was simply amazing. The extra goodies made if feel like Christmas day with the extra swag you get. I do enjoy the card because it has the HDMI feature on it. I went with EVGA over Asus because the software for EVGA is better than ASUS for the overclocking. I know there are other programs out there for overclocking but the EVGA precision X program is great for people who want to push the card a little further. Was able to overclock the card to 1162mhz and 6500mhz memory. Kicked around whether I should go with the 690 but since I plan on buying another one of these in the near future I feel SLI Titans is the better choice.

Cons: None yet.

Other Thoughts: Coolmaster HAF X Case
EVGA Geforce GTX Titan
Corsair AX850 Power Supply
Asus Sabertooth Z77 Motherboard
Corsair H100i CPU Cooler
Intel I7-3770k Processor
Intel 520 Series Cherryville 240GB SSD
CORSAIR Vengeance 32GB (4 x 8GB)DDR3 1600
Western Digital WD VelociRaptor WD6000HLHX 600GB

Pros: Nvidia reclaims top spot for single gpu. Honestly wasnt as good as i was expecting. But i was expecting perfection. Delivers smoothness impossible with sli/xfire. My bro was telling me he was going to get 2 690s..... Same price 2 titans will destroy anything at any price.

Cons: It takes 2 to make it a value....

Other Thoughts: If you can afford to sli this baby....yeah, nothing can touch you but tri or quad titans.... And then they just edge you out

Pros: Replaced two water cooled 480s water with this one Titan cooled with an EK water block; GPU temps went from 43C to 29C!!! Runs Crysis 3 very smooth in highest settings except anti-alias.

Cons: Wanted NOT to have SLI issues with a single processor card, especially with new games, sounded like a no-brainer especially for multiple monitors. Getting this darn "DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED" error after gaming a day or two when loading any game. Happens on all games till I re-install Nvidia driver. Can't resolve this issue permanently!?

Other Thoughts: Seems like this "DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED" error has come up with other GPS with other people, but only with the Titan for me.

Pros: Everything good you hear is true
Everything bad you hear is false

Read my other comments

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: I have been building and playing on widescreen gaming setups for a few years now. I currently have a few machines I test on. My favorite has 3 46" Toshiba HDTVs. I chose these since they have a Gaming Mode option that cuts all the input lag out thus making the TV act just like a regular desktop monitor. If you want to see it you can google image "blech img2886" and it's the first pic. In this amount of time I have come to the realization that I wanted some key features in what I call a DREAM CARD.
~:: I want a card that has just one big GPU. One big enough that if I wanted I could run just one card to power all three screens smoothly without the problems of multi GPU SLI/Crossfire setups generally have.
~:: I want a card that finally has enough RAM onboard to cover me. In some setups you are limited to a single card's RAM. Imagine if MMO's actually had a huge amount of tessellation on top of what the engine has to cover. I want huge RAM. I don't care if the manufactures say I don't need it; just give me the RAM. I'LL PAY; just give it to me.
~:: I want a card that performs but doesn't heat my whole gaming man cave. I have three other machines in here.
~:: I want a card that has proper driver support; not just in game performance. I need a manufacture to come up with solutions to real use of a PC in a widescreen environment. An example being Blu-Ray movies. Having to go through 12 funky steps just to play one shouldn't have to happen then having to do a rain dance and pray it goes back to normal when I switch back to gaming. When I slap a Blu Ray in the software should have an automatic solution.
So pretty much my dream card would have a huge chip, have plenty of RAM, actually stays cool at load for hours and is silky smooth in and out of game. All of this on one PCB. Well this dream card wish was actually answered. The card that is this very solution to my wants and needs is the GTX TITAN. I know you can look up all the benchmarks and get the numbers. What you really want to know is how it "FEELS" & "LOOKS" while you are actually gaming. I can tell you first hand that this card performs top notch in the widescreen gaming arena. It's hands down the smoothest gaming experience yet.
I wanted a huge GPU and lots of RAM on one board with a great cooling solution that plays my games on three 46" screens silky smooth and the TITAN delivers.

Pros: Great video card. Very fast and quiet. Heat output is about the same as my GTX580 and it is a little quieter. Very pleased with it! The LED lightup logo on the side is very cool. Heavy card, very good build quality. Best of all, super fast in all games!

Cons: Pricey but to be expected for what you get.

Pros: Technology that powers the world's fastest supercomputer! No need to watercool this bad girl, the vapor chamber uses water to transfer heat away. Such beautiful design, precision manufacturing with quality materials...why would you replace it with an ugly waterblock? If you are reading this, then you probably already know about the power and performance of this beast. From my own experience, this graphics card replaces TWO GeForce GTX 570 graphics cards in SLI--what an upgrade! The Titan is about 30-40% faster in most games. It throttles up to 1045 MHz until it reaches the designated temp, then operates at 928 MHz boost clock. Consistent 30-50 fps in Crysis 3 at max settings, same for Far Cry 3 at 1920 x 1080. After drivers mature, I believe that this will be faster than a GTX 690. Overall, I am so happy with this technology that I JUST ORDERED ANOTHER ONE! Next upgrade is 2560 x 1600 monitor!

Cons: What the original Kepler was supposed to be! The GPU defaults to 324 MHz which I think is excessive to run just Windows 7 Aero, etc.
¡Es my carro!

Other Thoughts: Received this item from the CA warehouse in TWO days from order date! That is 2679 miles in less than 48 hours! That is FAST for 3-day UPS shipping. Newegg ROCKS! Recieved item and all accessories in perfect working condition! And the shirt fits!