Pros: SLI out of the box. Well-designed not only physically, but also technically. nVidia engineers are hardcore gamers. Nice packaging by XFX. Hybrid power, meaning this card will last for a long time.

Cons: none

Overall Review: ATI, try slapping 4 gpu's in one card and make sure you don't eat DUST.

Pros: none

Cons: this is one ugly looking card, heatsink and fan is longer than the card itself, yuck UGLY!!!

Pros: Mine boost to 3105 MHz and for MSRP. Beautiful!!!

Cons: None

Overall Review: Please buy this product when it's in stock.

Pros: Runs every game I throw at it in the highest settings, I mean MAXED OUT settings without a hitch. Now I can program codes in C++ using this GPU. Assembly Language NOPE. mov ax, bx int 21

Cons: runs hot, so if I use 3-sli, the first card will probably fry, better cooling options are available though.

Overall Review: system: Asus Rampage II Extreme Core I7 965 @ 4Ghz GTX 285 tri-sli(before I upgraded) GTX 470(now) G-Skill 6 GB 2 WD Velociraptor 320GB raid0 mode Silverstone Strider 1200W PS Lian li PC-7FNW

Pros: Cheap, fast and stable. Great bang for the buck.

Cons: none at all.

Overall Review: I have a Asus Rampage II Extreme Motherboard and I just change the QPI Bus from 133 MHz to 166 MHz and it is stable up until now. Memory at 1333 MHz and CPU at 3317 MHz. CPU scored 50,000 on 3D Mark Vantage.

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