Pros: Great fps, runs my HTC Vive flawlessly. I upgraded from a EVGA 980 Ti SC and noticed a big difference. I was getting some pretty bad jittering with my 980 Ti in the Vive. Perfect 90fps everytime with this new card.

Cons: I was hoping for performance closer to what you would expect after Nvidia's release presentation. Still great, but I am going to have to get another card to go with this one in SLI. That should provide 4K at ultra.... I am hoping..

Pros: Runs very stable so far. Good price vs other similar boards

Cons: North bridge runs super hot. Installed it in a big case with lots of fans, but still needed to add a fan to keep the temperature down. Might have been fine if you use the onboard video only. Installing a decent video card puts the heat of the GPU right on top of the northbridge.

Overall Review: I would have probably gone with a different CPU/Mobo combo if I could go back. Not a Asus issue though. Just not super happy with the Opteron performance.

Pros: Big Case. Lots of room. Flat mounting of Mobo is a cool change from standard towers. Solid frame.

Cons: Really big. If space is limited this is not the case for you.

Overall Review: They are stackable so I may get another in the future and keep stacking servers to the ceiling....hehe.

Pros: Easy to install. Water Cooled & easy overclocking. EVGA software suite is great.

Cons: Expensive. Not that much difference from my non-water cooled 970 Ti SC card in another computer. Thought that water cooling would give more headroom than I am finding in reality.

Overall Review: 2x in SLI are running every game I have at highest settings. GTA V is the only one that has settings that can choke these cards, but that is only because you run out of VRAM at 6GB. I did not want to pay for the Titan, so this is not a big deal to me. Games still look amazing. Can't wait to get VR headset and see how that looks. Stupid Oculus keeps pushing the delivery date back and is keeping me waiting....