Pros: Fast, bearable noise, fairly power efficient, over engineered, Titan X power and then some, 2 slot design, great software, good warranty

Cons: Expensive, lots of upsell warranty opportunities from EVGA that should be standard, awful green LED on SC2 logo that can't be turned off, a step back looks wise from the 1080 cards

Overall Review: EVGA has another winner on their hands with the SC2. I upgraded my FTW2 1080's to the SC2's in SLI. Originally I was going to get the FTW3 Ti's but honestly Pascal has so little head room it's hardly worth the extra expense for the custom PCB and slightly extra cooling. There is a lot to love about this card, it has RGB LEDs, a backplate, sensors everywhere and all in a 2 slot design. Temps stay in the 60s with some spikes up into the high 70s but only on the card on top. The bottom card stays in the 60s all the time. For reference my system is a Corsair 900D, i7 6900K overclocked to 4ghz on a custom water loop, 64 gigs DDR4 Corsiar memory @3000mhz, all on an Asus X99 Deluxe 2 Mobo. The cards themselves are solid. Honestly I only upgraded because of the fiasco with the 1080 EVGA cards. I didn't want something to happen to my system, even though EVGA covers their cards. My opinion is they should have recalled the cards, and the agents I talked to about my concerns said I have nothing to worry about. I honestly probably didn't but I would have felt better with a recall vs wait to see if it breaks. Obviously they realized this was a concern with all the sensors all over the board. You can monitor all the memory temps and VRMs, but I don't bother since I don't see the need to overclock. Sound is never a problem but I keep it on the stock fan profile. The LED lighting is a nice touch and can do some minor effects, but I cannot find a way to turn off the terrible green SC2 LEDs, or change the color. I have a blue and white color scheme and it clashes horribly. Also, this is subjective but the new holes in the face plate look pretty tacky too, the older 1080 cards looked way better. My last complaints are after paying such a large amount for the card I was hit with emails to upgrade my warranty service, upgrade my cross ship and the step up program. The warranty is 3 years standard but there was a time EVGA has a lifetime warranty standard, if I remember correctly. And they offer have you pay for cross ship, which isn't so bad but it'd be nice if they offered to hold your credit card while you cross ship. Honestly this card is pretty great, if you're willing to pay the premium for one of the best cards out there go for this one. It's 2 slot design is nice in a sea of 2 1/2 slot cards that are crowding the market, but until Nvidia releases a card that allows more headroom to tinker, just find your favorite looking card and manufacturer with your desired warranty and pull the trigger.

Pros: Bought this 2 months ago and have tested it thoroughly since. It has not disappointed me once. It works flawlessly, giving very high performance while remaining quiet.

Cons: No cons

Pros: - Plenty of thermal reading sites (9 in total) - 2 slot card where most AIB boards are 2 and a half if not 3 slots - Thermal pads on everything! - Solidly built heatsink with backplate - Asynchronous fans with the ability to set them up individually to custom curves. - RGB lighting that can be deactivated or customized. I have an ASUS PG278Q monitor with a 1440p 144mhz resolution and I am able to play all games so far at Ultra setting with a minimum 45fps rate. Most games above 60fps at ultra settings. Elite Dangerous was running at 300fps 1440p resolution.

Cons: - It wasn't free!

Overall Review: - I'd recommend this card for anyone that wants to run all games 1440p at 1440p resolution or higher with higher or ultra settings - Would like to of seen no DVI-D connection. Most people that buy a card in this price range no longer use DVI-D connections.

Pros: Ended up buying this card because I didn't realize the FTW3 was so much wider than my case would allow. Still, very happy with this card. With the exception of a few games, mostly because they're unoptimized, I can max most everything at 3840x2160 and still maintain a solid 60fps. Games that really don't allow for this would be Witcher 3, Fallout 4, and OG Skyrim if you have an ENB running. Very efficient at cooling.

Cons: I'm not a huge fan of Precision XOC - I've got a few issues with the software that make it sort of unintuitive. Plus, I didn't really win the silicon lottery with this card. Boost clock hits 1949Mhz no problem, but I can't hit anything higher than a +75Mhz increase on the GPU without it crashing on me. The cooling solution does get a little loud at times, but it's doing a good job.

Overall Review: I would buy another one of these cards in an instant if there were waterblocks made for this card. Also, if I wouldn't have to pay 142% of the original price of the card for another one. I paid $729 for this card as soon as it was available in April 2017. That this card now runs for $1,039 is absolutely absurd, especially with another generation around the corner. This is a great card, but not worth the inflated price tag. If you see it for sub-800, do it.

Pros: Good Performance Beast! Well Designed! Runs Cool and Quiet. The most positive thing is that it fits into my X-Cruiser3 PC Case. I wanted the EVGA GTX 1080 FTW3 but it was to Tall and would not clear the Side Panel Fan Assembly.

Cons: I wish it had a Connector for an external Temp Sensor Cable to my front Temp Meter. Needs Brighter LEDs, not impressed with the RGB Led Lighting. Very hard to see the 3 Heat Sensor LEDs, not very bright at all. Precision O.C. Software has an error for one of the Badge Leds and causes an error and closes out the Software every time it is clicked.

Overall Review: The only thing that is, this Card is overkill for the AMD FX Series CPU's as the CPU Bottlenecks this card performance, it is capable of so much more Performance Power but is limited by the FX990 Motherboard and CPU's Needs to be installed on a Ryzen or Core i7 System to Milk it's full performance capabilities.

Pros: - what can i say the graphics card is very well made it does the job. - run games with no hiccups.

Cons: - when installed the GPU the fans were not running. - had to install the EVGA precision XOC software and toggle with the fans adjustment to get them to start working.

Overall Review: i would recommend this product to my friends . also i would purchase from EVGA again.

Pros: -Pretty quiet card, fans only spin up above 50C -Boost gets up to about 1900MHz

Cons: -Temps when booting to 1900Mhz stay at 83C, I guess expected based on that clockspeed.

Pros: Good job with the cooling system Slim design LED are nice

Cons: Nothing so far