ASUS GeForce GTX TITAN X 12GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 SLI Support Video Card GTXTITANX-12GD5

Pros: Sold my 2 GTX 970 G1's on E-bay, and replaced with this card. OC'd this single card on air, it gets to 17k in 3Dmark Firestrike benchmark. My 2 GTX 970s OC'd got to 18.5k. Oh, did I mention 12GB of video memory?

Cons: None

Pros: In my 18 years of building computers I've never manned up to buy myself a top level graphics card for my own use and this is finally the first time I did it. I went from a GTX770 and for games that are optimized with an engine that can support its power, it is wonderful. On games like Star Wars: The Old Republic the engine limits you at many times so it's sort of a waste there but I've also given it a test on Alien Isolation and Metal Gear Solid V both which play wonderfully on either my 34" LG Curved monitor or my 43" 4k Sony TV.

Cons: It's obvious I'm sure... the price. Pay to play.

Overall Review: I'd recommend this card no question asked if it is in your budget.... simple as that.

Pros: Love this cards worth every penny

Cons: Fan is noisy, I went from a 780ti to this and yeah I noticed the fan noise right away.

Pros: Much better than a 560 TI by far but still had some hick ups.

Cons: card did not last the three years prior to total failure. Mostly used to watch media and not games so never under heavy loads. I am under the impression that heat killed this card even though my PC cooling is excellent

Overall Review: card seemed to run very hot at all times. Asus replaced the card for another since they could not get the parts to fix it ?? this was weird on asus part. It took almost a month to get the replacement card. Their service was slow but they did honor their warranty. So if you are willing to wait yes get asus

Pros: Enough GPU power with plenty VRam. Plays all my games 2560x1080 ultra max settings. I mean all the games at this ultra wide resolution. Overclocks beastly with fan kicking up to 80 percent (preset manual fan curve) got steady boost clock 1380 mhz playing Battlefeild 4 and other games boost up to 1400 mghz.

Cons: I had to pay for it, well not really a con.

Overall Review: No more SLI GTX 780ti that had crippling 3 gig VRam. Those cards had more GPU power together but load the VRam up and forget it cant hang. Even that "poorly coded" game Watch Dogs now smooth as butter all max out. So was it "poorly coded" or ahead of its time. Either way this card spanks it, pure beast!.

Pros: Everything!!!

Cons: Mah wallet! Forgot to upgrade shipping!

Overall Review: 69.2 asic. I got it to 1450 with the stock bios.. power limit was holding back. Flashed and maxed out at 1545 with 1.28v on air. It throttles at 63 degrees to 1400 every time.. maybe bios related?? I won't try more juice until its under water. Got 2 ek blocks coming tomorrow :D Ordering a second card when they come back in stock!

Pros: Waitint for the superclocked Titan X for $200 more? Dont... you can overclock this card just fine and get 4K resolutions across Nvidia Surround (6080x1080 standard surround resolution in games) and still no lag what-so-ever? And im talking Dying Light and Evolve kind of games with full graphics. Scores great on Unigine benchmark programs. Also surprising this card pulls less power than my old radeon did... for twice the performance. Granted it was twice the price... but it will cost less overall. So, win win? The Titan Z is going to be $3K?? You are better off starting off with 1 of these and buying another one next year for taxes or something if you want the best but dont want to dish out the money. Overall i am SEVERELY happy with my purchase and i cant wait to get another one, overclock them a little bit and be set to dominate any game that comes out!

Cons: Price obviously, and i have had a few problems with the drivers but that is to be expected with such a new card. Granted i have NOT had many problems, but they do exist... and they will only get better!

Pros: Won't ever need another card for my 1440 monitor.

Cons: Price

Overall Review: I've been buying video cards since the Voodoo 1. I've never had that "I have quenched my need for power" feeling as I do now. 4K is in my future, and probably another video card for that setup. But I will keep this card for as long as my 1440 monitor lives (hopefully a long while).