Pros: - I can play games at 4k!
- ... at "Very High" or "Ultra" settings!
- ... with just one of these; no SLI needed!
- (grin) Is a purty one

Cons: - Does not come with a SLI bridge (small issue but those should be standard)

Other Thoughts: - I hear no inductor whine
- Configuring the fans was simple
- Nvidia Experience just gets game optimization settings wrong with this card, but that's not EVGA's fault

The last several GPUs I've bought have all been EVGA, and not a single one has ever let me down. The cards this replaced are still in perfectly good condition and working order. I've set them aside as backups and for my significant other's machine that I'll get around to building sooner or later.

If it lasts like every EVGA card I've ever had has lasted, then I'll be replacing it in a few years for whatever the eye candy standard is at that time, even if nVidia doesn't sabotage the drivers like they've been doing to their older cards. Yeah, you're on notice, nVidia. I'm sure EVGA makes ATI cards too...

Pros: None yet

Cons: - The promotion was difficult to redeem. Eventually, I found a forum where they recommended using Microsoft Edge. Don't use Chrome, or it simply won't work.

- I have a 4k screen, and need the new GPU to run 4k. With two GF GTX 660 Ti, I cannot run this game AT ALL. It forces 4k resolution, launched to a black screen the first time, and when I change the settings to 1920x1080, it incorrectly reads the mouse pointer's position. Totally unplayable.

- This game has no main menu. It will immediately play the opening cinematic and dump you into character creation. If your graphics settings need changed, you're out of luck.

- There's a fix on some forums that involves editing your resolution in a settings file. I did that, and the game ignored that settings file and ran 4k anyway.

Other Thoughts: I strongly suggest waiting until your new GPU is installed before even attempting to play this. First impressions last, so don't let that mess up the game for you.