Pros: Powerful

Cons: None

Overall Review: Bought the card on launch day and the online reviews about its power are not over-exaggerating at all. Mine boosts to around 1900 MHz out of the box and temps stay in the mid 60s to low 70s. Its quieter and runs cooler them my old reference Gtx760. I haven't spent much time overclocking as I wanted to give it some time to settle in. So far I've been able to get it to 2050 stable without really trying by as always YMMV. I went with the EVGA card over the NVIDIA branded card because of EVGAs amazing customer service team and of course their step-up program.

Pros: -Slick Design -Performance/Price Perfection -Low Power

Cons: None So Far

Overall Review: I would consider myself a casual gamer, only playing 2-3 titles (Battlefront, Doom & Starcraft II) but when I buy hardware I want it to last 5 years. I went from a 4870 X2, 560ti, 670 4gb, 970 SLI to this card...I love it! I paid more for the 670 and only used it for 2 years, blah! When I switched to 1440p 144hz My single 970 was getting me 60fps, most of the time. I had to lose SLI because my MicroATX setup was overheating. I was lucky that the timing of this release was perfect for me and it is worth every penny. now I'm getting 100fps in Battlefront and 80 in DOOM with all settings ULTRA. A 1080 would be great, but not worth that much extra $$$ This card will follow me into my next machine for sure!

Pros: -8Gigs VRAM -Low power consumption -Looks great -Very good card for 1440p

Cons: -Price -Blower style cooler -Runs hot -Lights up green

Overall Review: I hate how Nvidia is still forcing the green light up "GEFORCE" logo on the side of the card. Don't get me wrong, it looks fantastic and thats the whole reason i bought the founders edition of the card, but the fact they still have not made it RGB or multi colour is kinda sad. The green does not look to good with my blue LED fans.

Pros: This card has awesome performance and is extremely quiet. It looks and feels extremely well built and durable. I upgraded to thise from a 660ti SLI setup and has been a huge upgrade in every way. It handles anything I can throw at it and comes back for more. I am able to run everything on ultra at huge frame rates. I have waited forever for these to come out and was lucky enough to nab one on the first day of availability. I couldnt be happier. It was worth the wait.

Cons: The founders edition price premium. Other than that, this is the one you want.

Overall Review: I definitely recommend this card. Hopefully the supply will come around soon and stabalize. Good luck to all of you still waiting to grab a 1070. Hang in there, its worth the wait!

Pros: - Quietest reference card I've ever owned (even at high speeds you just hear the air rushing, no vibrations or whirring of fan) - Runs relatively cool - Overclocks like a crazy - Looks amazing in person - 980ti performance for near half the price, more memory, better VR support, better driver support, async shaders, plus its EVGA so the best customer support

Cons: - more expensive than a cheaper AIB card - availability at launch

Overall Review: Bought this card on June 10th as soon as they came in stock, absolutely no regrets. Able to max this thing out stable at 2126Mhz on the core (and hold it there under load with precision XOC KBoost), and 9400Mhz on the memory. For regular use I just do +225/+500 for maximum stability (runs under load 2050/9000 ish), but definitely pleased with this card. I'm really glad leaks of the 480 came out early so I knew I was making the right choice. The cooler is actually really quiet as I wear hyperX cloud headphones and I can only hear my case fans (which are quiet to begin with), even up to 70% fan speed on the 1070 FE. Couldn't be happier. what a beast!

Pros: Card runs amazing with up to 2100MHz in boost clock 4350MHz on the memory and in games stable 2025MHz and 4250MHz on the Memory, even after hours with custom fan profile and stock BIOS there's no shift in speeds.

Cons: The card looks good alright, but FE isn't worth the extra since the reference cooler is as noisy as it is to be expected from a stock heatsink. nVidia doesn't have to milk their customers since this card is already an in house GTX980Ti and Titan X killer.

Overall Review: OCing tool used was EVGA's Precision X. Card is running on Win10 Home Premium.

Pros: The pros of the card is that it performs very well. It also OC's very good. The card is very quiet and stays fairly cool. I run a 1440p monitor and this card is very capable of maxing out most games at 60 fps. On more demanding games I just have to tweak a few settings to achieve a solid 60 fps.

Cons: The only con I can think of is price. The card is very good, but it can be hard for people on a budget to fork over 500$ for a gaming card. Especially when cards with aftermarket coolers are going for less.

Pros: Have had this card for almost two weeks and it hasn't let me down. No shipping issues, received in three days, was a huge upgrade and this is my first blower style GPU which I like as heat isn't being pushed my case, making the case fans run even louder.

Cons: Price (somewhat) as this is my first ever NVidia GPU and my first ever reference/founders style GPU, as all my previous AMD cards have been different styles. I also don't care too much for the bright green "GeForce GTX" logo on the side of the card as it doesn't match the color scheme of my pc, but won't dock an egg for it.

Overall Review: I definitely recommend this card to anyone who can afford it. I came from the Power Color devil ax7870 2gb to this card. I would play KF2 on high and that cards fans would go insane. This card on ultra and I hear nothing. I wish the reference design didn't cost more, but it is what it is. Worth every penny and I can't wait to upgrade my ASUS 1080p and my LG monitors to 1440p or even one big 4k to really push this card. Once I build my Intel i7 6900k, I'm sure this thing will really shine. May even upgrade to the 1080 or 1080ti later this year or early next year.