ASUS GTX760-DC2OC-2GD5 G-SYNC Support GeForce GTX 760 2GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Very good gaming performance. Quiet enough for HTPC. Generates less heat than expected.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Installed this just over 2 months ago. After monitoring temperatures for a few weeks i removed both front intake fans. Now just using single 120mm rear exhaust fan to draw air through front and side grilles. Core i7 cpu / Noctua NH-C14 @900rpm / 6x2GB RAM / 2 x SSD / 3 x HDD / 750W psu. This is a Home Theater PC. Also love gaming on our 50-inch plasma. The ASUS GTX760 will, of course, make some fan noise when you crank up the gaming, but it's nice & quiet when watching TV or movies. (As an aside, we're using a Western Digital WD10EURX hard drive for recording TV shows and it's also quiet in use.) Several recent games run fast & smooth on high-ish settings. Decided to try the old graphics-killer game original Crysis and it runs very smooth on Very High setting. Not bad!

Pros: Faster than my 550 ti by so much! With Asus tweak I adjusted fans to my liking. 66c gaming..Borderlands 2 etc. Smooth game play in all my games. Smaller than my GTX 550 ti. Asus's card runs cool compared to most other GTX 760's. 760's are made 1920 X 1080 gaming.

Cons: Will run in 70c's if you do not create a fan profile. Though this card can take the temps. Just know that is normal. Asus's card runs cool compared to most other GTX 760's. Was not free... lol.

Overall Review: 500 watt power supply minimum! The beast must be fed. Asus products from motherboards to laptops 1st class. could not be happier with this purchase. Thx Asus and Newegg for making my gaming dreams come true.

Pros: It ran well and had almost no issues for the first year. I could play just about any game I wanted with the graphics almost maxed out.

Cons: While gaming my computer had shut itself down with no warning. After further investigation the computer just simply wouldn't turn back on. So after doing some research as to what would cause this I tried removing parts. I did unplug the PSU from the wall outlet while I removed parts for safety reasons. first i started with the graphics card, a stick of memory and my dvd drive. after plugging the psu back in everything started back up. So i unplugged the psu again and put the RAM back in and plugged the dvd drive back in. the computer seemed to still power up and run just fine. so finally doing the same as before I put the graphics card back in this time when i powered up the computer what looks to be transistors on the back of the card quite literally caught on fire. its very small spot on the card near the side with the video ports. there's only 2 small black square transistors back there and one of them caught fire.

Overall Review: don't take the wrong impression from this I really liked this card and didn't plan on buying a new card for a few years. However I probably wont buy another one of these just because of what happened. I'd upload a picture so you could see but sadly there's no option for that.

Pros: Silent, even at nearly full fan capacity Excellent graphics Digital Interface is Very easy to use and understand I have had this card running all day every day for two months now. I LOVE IT I was unaware but a friend came over and said that this card is significantly smaller than his gtx 660 so the size (even for a full size card) really impressed him because his gpu touches his hdd cage in his antec case. I do not even come close to hitting the cage, but because this card does have some serious weight to it, it is sagging (I currently have a Terminator toy holding the weight =p) which is making me want to switch from my full atx Lexa Blackline to a newer mini-itx like the Prodigy or Phenom.

Cons: There is no way anyone could possibly find a problem with this Video Card.... or at least I haven't yet. OK but this is more of a thought than a con. I know the 770 offers a choice between colored faceplates.... it would have been EXTREMELY awesome to have the option to switch the cooler details to a blue and white scheme vs the red and black, and being as stressed about details as I am, I would have GLADLY paid an extra ten bucks to have that option. As it is I will eventually take the cooler off my 760 and either primer it white and just hand paint the highlights blue, or I'll get a water block for it. Again, just feedback for ASUS.... Hardly a detraction.

Overall Review: I have REALLY tried to push this video card and for the life of me I cant even get it hot. I had the the fans set to auto in the GPU tweak function and i set it to max frame rates. It never went over 35 degrees! I was playing GW2 and LOL each on full graphics and easily getting over 60fps each. I then set the fan Manually to MAX (I don't think it ever went past 50% in auto.) I never saw higher than 32 degrees in game. and even at full power the fan is barely audible. I have a water cooler so its really noticeable if there are any loud fans or intermittent noises, but this card does not upset me in any way. It does have a very bright green led on the top where you plug in the power wire, but its hardly annoying. wish it was white though, as that would blend with ANY color scheme. ASUS P8Z77-I DELUXE Intel Core i7-3770 CORSAIR Vengeance 8GB CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9B CORSAIR Hydro Series H100i ASUS GTX760-DC2OC-2GD5 CORSAIR HX650 Corsair Nova Series 2 30GB WD Black 500GB NZXT LEXA BlackLine (soon to be BitFenix Phenom)

Pros: Good card. Beautiful, I couldn't stop looking at it when I first got it. Runs all my games pretty high. Haven't been able to do much benchmarking on this new build, but on my last build, it was great. Beautiful. I am very happy.

Cons: Asus's rebate program is a joke. If you buy this, make sure you copy and paste and tape every single thing. Don't bother writing anything. Also, submit your finger prints to verify you are who you say you are. Include a background report, and your last place of employment and why you don't work there anymore. Also, provide 3 contacts, and your ex girlfriends number, so she can tell asus why she left you. Include a plunger, so when they deny you your rebate, they can at least attempt to give a s-word. I know it's only ten dollars, but geez, why is it so hard to get that rebate? Photo copy everything! I will still do business with Asus, but eh, I will avoid anything with a rebate.

Overall Review: Other than the rebate issue, this card is great. I love it. No complaints. Might add another. This will not deter me from Asus. My mother boards are all asus, and my future build will include asus mother boards.

Pros: Like the title states, it runs BF4 on Ultra on 1920 x 1080 flawlessly. I played the whole campaign and it never skipped a beat, it plays online just as flawlessly, extremely happy with this purchase! It also came with free Black Flag and Splinter Cell Blacklist download.

Cons: None, this thing rocks!

Overall Review: My hardware. ASUS MAXIMUS VI HERO LGA1150 R CORE I5 4670K 3.4G 6M R G.SKILL Sniper 2 x 4GB DDR3 1866 ANTEC 1200 ANTEC TPQ-1000w PSU

Pros: Awesome cards, have 2 in SLI with an ROG motherboard and won't look back, they dominate in everyway. Graphic visuals are stunning and crisp. These in SLI make it all better in all aspects. Very pleased with them.

Cons: None as if this review.

Overall Review: Definitely worth there weight in gold, will buy more ASUS products in the near future. Very quiet in SLI too.

Pros: Excellent performance, especially for the price Runs quiet, low temperatures. Plays everything I've thrown at it.

Cons: None that I've seen.

Overall Review: This card is replacing an EVGA 560ti 1GB superclocked edition. The performance increase was very noticeable in all of my games. I play Rift and Guild Wars nearly daily, and framerates are smooth at max settings with many people online. I've been especially impressed by the temperatures on this card. The previous card ran at upwards of 75°C in nearly every game. In those same games, the new card has not exceeded 60°C and often runs around 50° and is inaudible above the rest of the case fans.