ASUS Radeon HD 7970 3GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 CrossFireX Support Video Card HD7970-3GD5-3DI2S

Pros: Awesome Cards! Plenty Fast for all my gaming needs @26x16 res (most settings max). Placed my orders on the day they were available 1/8 and received them 1/10. Runs flawless with the new drivers on ati's site. I'm not the type of guy who pays soo much attention to the FPS as long as they are smooth and these 7970's do deliver that!

Cons: None

Overall Review: I've been with the green team since the 8800GTX days but switched due to how much praise reviewers gave the 7970s. Taken my experience with the almighty 9700Pro back then, I might as well take a stab at it and try out how ATi has been doing in their driver department. I will say, ATi has definitely improved a lot and I don't have no complaints. Eyefinity is there for me if I ever choose to go that route later but for now my U3011 is all I need. My Computer Spec: Corsair 650D ATX Case i7-3960x w/ Corsair H80 16GB Corsair Vengeance ASUS Rampage IV Extreme X79 Intel 510 250GB SSD ASUS 7970 x2 CrossFireX Dell U3011 Seasonic Platinum 1000w ASUS Xonar Xense / Sennheiser PC350

Pros: Good deal faster than my GTX 580 Lightning. Cool, relatively quiet. Great overclocking potential - got 21% on stock volts. Huge memory buffer.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I've been nvidia guy for a long time, but couldn't resist 28nm tech. So far so good. Installed with no problems, solid performance on stock clocks (trades blows with my old GTX 580 overclocked to 930), overclocked whooping 21% (1120 GPU/1650 Memory) on stock volts. Drivers seem to be OK, no problems so far. Stays cool in low 70s C at around 50 fan. Noise-wise is pretty ok, no whine sounding coolers, gentle low-pitched whooosh. Performance is great. So far I'm liking this card a lot.

Pros: Runs a lot cooler than my old 5970. Overclocking so easy... Can do 1125 mhz and 1575 mhz without adjusting the voltage.

Cons: None

Pros: Powerful, Efficient, quieter that HD 6970, Zero core technology, A lot of headroom for overclocking.

Cons: Drivers are not up to par with what I expected. Also the GPU tweak software from Asus seems to be buggy. It makes the games lag while it is open and running in the background. Although GPU tweak is in its beta stage but it was something worth mentioning.

Overall Review: I expected more from this GPU and I think the reason it disappointing me a bit is because of very early drivers. this powerful GPU is screaming for better drivers in the future. Of course sooner is better than later.

Pros: -Play anything on highest setting with zero skipping. -Low maintenance

Cons: Price No Longer availible for purchase :-(

Pros: asus quality. vs stock design i know this has very little to do with asus the company and more to do withamd hd 7970 reference design

Cons: i dont have time to deal with anymore problems from a graphics card

Overall Review: after finding a match to the asus hd 7970 reference hd7970 i already have ( it has no coil whine )

Pros: Great viewing on my monitor and user control. I love this card I would recommend this card to whoever wants a top of the line graphics. Battlefield 3 on all high levels.

Cons: Price but, you get what you pay for!

Pros: This card has more power than you could ever need. If you run only one monitor, you will never get close to maxing it out. With EyeFinity, the card has to work, but it works great! Easy overclocking through AMD Catalyst. I was able to push this reference model to 1050/1450 MHz on stock power. As always, ASUS quality gets 0 complaints from me. Card runs a little warm, just due to its size, but the card, even overclocked, has never gone above 70C for me.

Cons: Expensive. Priced too similarly to a Nvidia 680, which has a slight edge in performance. Promotions close the gap, but it still ends up being too close in price to a better performing card.

Overall Review: i5 3570 w/ Xigmatek Loki 2x92mm Asus P8Z77-V Pro 12 GB Kingston HyperX 120GB Mushkin SSD 2x1TB Spinpoint F3 Asus HD7970 3GB Asus Xonar DX 7.1 NZXT Phantom (3x200mm,3x120mm,1x140mm)