Joined on 02/08/04
Much better than the founders edition

Pros: The cooler on this card seems much more effective than the Nvidia Founders Edition. GPU temperature only reaches 62C, even when overclocked using the Nvidia Scanner. From what I can find, the FE typically runs around 15C hotter (75-80C). This card is clocked slightly higher out of the box (1815 boost) than the Founders Edition as well. 4 year warranty after you register!
Cons: Gigabytes Aorus Engine software is not nearly as nice as EVGA's X11 or MSI's Afterburner.
Cheap, but not worth it

Pros: Low price. Decent DVD read speeds.
Cons: Would not burn and pass data integrity checks at anything higher than 12x on two different brands of DVD-R 16x media (Sony and Ridata). No idea if this was a faulty drive, but since every thing works in a slower mode, I doubt it. Returned to Newegg and replaced with another brand.
Overall Review: Newegg of course is great; fast shipping and hassle-free returns.
Great monitor, 0 problems

Pros: Excellent high quality G-Sync monitor. Zero quality control issues or bad pixels. Nice and thin bezels! Unlike most G-Sync monitors, this one also offers an HDMI input as well.
Cons: TN-based. Out of the box settings are horrible. I use 25% brightness 75% contrast, 97, 99, 96 RGB values.
Overall Review: I was going to go for an IPS gaming display from Acer or Asus but their quality issues make me really nervous. I am incredibly happy with this Dell!
Great card!

Pros: Fast factory overclock Runs incredibly cool Pump is very quiet
Cons: Slight coil whine - Enough to barely hear about a foot away with the side panel off but not audible with the side panel on. Included fan is a bit loud but easily replaced.
Works great!

Pros: Runs great and no issues with overclocking. I am currently running at 4.5GHz, 1.344v, and stress testing at < 65c.
Cons: The i7-6700k runs much hotter than the i5 version. You can reduce heat by disabling hyper-threading, but then you are just overpaying for an i5.
Overall Review: If you do not need hyper-threading, then the i5-6600K is a better option as it runs much cooler giving way to slightly higher clocks.
Quiet, Efficient, Awesome Warranty

Pros: Runs very cool and quiet. In most cases, the fan doesn't even need to run (my load is usually < 200 watts). Hitting over 90% efficiency on 120v, 200 watts. Runs great and long warranty -- I know I won't need to replace this unit for a long time.
Cons: Very expensive. Corsair Link software (needed to monitor efficiency, load, etc) is buggy and quite annoying.