Pros: The two 6 pin power cords are located in the back of the card which make it really easy and clean looking for cable managemant. Alos they run great with High res, ambient, DX11, which makes cloth texture look amazing. handles every thing i have been able to thorw at it at ease, Ecept FFXIV. Will not push the game at full settings even with SLI. But dose run the game at high settings with smooth fluid like movements.

Cons: The cards run really hot, 100C in my Cooler master HLFX 945, Water cooling would be highly recomended, if running extream games or OC'ing. Other than that this card is AMAZING.

Overall Review: Running two of these cards with phy decated to the second card.

Pros: Very good performance in SLi. Can run The Witcher 2 and Crysis 2 on ultra at very high resolutions (2556 x 1440) Display Port!

Cons: The cooler that comes on these cards just isn't very good. Under full load I hit 94-95 C which is only barely inside the thermal slowdown threshold of 97C. The only way to keep it under 97C is to have the fan speed set at 100%. However the fan is very annoying at anything greater than 70%. The fans seem to whistle a bit at high speeds which is incredibly annoying. Card has a non standard profile making it very difficult to find after market coolers that will fit.

Overall Review: Great performance in games but cooling issues kill it. Would have been 5 eggs if not for the cooling and noise issues. I am considering re-applying the TIM, but that isn't something I should have to do. Hopefully EVGA will rethink this cooler and get something better on these cards.

Pros: *Dual Link DVI *480 Processor Cores *DirectX 11 *Sturdy Construction

Cons: *Runs hotter than it should (It's EVGA what do you expect?) *Trouble running certain games maxed out (Other Thoughts) *Price to Performance ratio isn't good (Other Thoughts)

Overall Review: I'd say this card Is good for moderate settings. EX: High Spec 1920x1080 4xAA, But for an enthusiast this card under performs per price ratio. Granted I can play Crysis II with DX11 Patch and Advanced Textures pack installed I get 45~55 FPS practically everywhere which is good don't get me wrong. But when compared to SLI 560s this card loses the race at constant 60FPS through 99% of the game with absolutely zero stuttering. Now if you take that into account you'd figure to get more performance From a Single more High end card like this GTX570 than a single GTX560 plus the SLI Scaling isn't really good. This card has trouble playing World of Warcraft maxed out at 1920x1080 Resolution? seriously? I could have spent an extra $150 or so and gotten a GTX580 which I know from experience is the way to go, but I like others was looking for a happy medium, (Lost an egg for the price to performance ratio). Final Thoughts: This card is great 7.9 WIE and gets great FPS on all games @ 1920x1

Pros: Card runs bfbc2 maxed out with everything on and i didn't see it drop below 70fps. Aluminum fan shroud was a big plus. All sorts of goodies inside the box with it, as well as on the cd.

Cons: Fan is obnoxiously loud when @ 50% or more. Have yet to see it get that high playing games yet, but benching this thing... I thought the roof was gonna blow away.

Overall Review: Bought it for BF3, replaced a gtx260 core 216. We will see if it can hold its own in September. Card certainly doesn't feel like a huge step up to me. By the numbers I'm getting.

Pros: This really is a good price point for the performance the card gives. I installed Just Cause 2 and ran everything maxed at 1920x1200 with 32xAA. The game's benchmark showed an average FPS of 38. I put the stock clock from 732 up to 775 and averaged 40. I then put the memory up as well from 1900 to 2000 and averaged 42 fps. The card had an aluminium shroud and looks really sweet.

Cons: Without overclocking the fans shoot up to 70% and get rather loud. I recommend downloading precision and setting the fans at 60%.

Overall Review: Even with the overclock the temps did not rise above 80c when bench marking. To gain just a few FPS I plan on leaving the card at its stock settings and just set the fan to 60%.

Pros: This card is dominant. First of all, this card EASILY OC's to SC's equivalent specs and heat barely rises - maybe by a degree. This card idle's around 34-35*c in my setup and on load does not get above 55-57*. Bought the 570 GTX SC edition originally and was disappointed with the noise level. Returned it and bought this beast, clocked it similarly and have had no issues. This is also almost an inch shorter than the traditional 570 GTX card but the 6 pin power-plugs are at the end instead of the side.

Cons: Precision sucks. While idling or doing random browsing you can leave the fan on auto or some low setting without problems. When you start getting above 75% load though the auto fan speed is worthless (it stays at like ~40% still even when the card starts getting hot). You're better off setting the fan speed yourself. Around 65% fan speed the noise starts to be noticeable but nothing music can't fix :P.

Overall Review: My system: Case - NZXT Phantom CPU - Phenom II X4 965 140w BE Deneb @3.8GHz CPU fan - Hyper 212+ (Great fan, great price) MoBo - M4A9XTD EVO AM3 790X Memory - 8GB (4x2) DDR3 1600 Ripjaws PSU - 800w Corsair Gaming Series Single Rail GPU - 570 GTX DoubleShot w/ 250 GTS dedicated physics

Pros: Card tears through every game I've thrown at it. Runs very cool with the dual fans. Even running the fan at 65% I can barely hear hear it. This was a huge upgrade from my ATI 5750

Cons: EVGA Precisn is kind of weak, default fan profiles don't seem to work, so you are pry better off just turning the fan up to 60% to 70%. Other then that no problems

Overall Review: I made the mistake of thinking this card wasn't as long as I thought and ended up having to move some stuff around :( Running: CPU: Intel Core i7 2600k @ 4.8GHz RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) Heat Sink: ARCTIC COOLING Freezer 7 Pro Rev.2 92mm PSU: PC Power and Cooling Silencer 910W PSU Case: Antec Three Hundred Illusion Black Steel ATX Mid HDD: Western Digital Caviar Black WD1001FALS 1TB Western Digital Caviar Green WD20EARS 2TB Video Card: EVGA 012-P3-1577-KR GeForce GTX 570 Monitor: ASUS VE247H Black 23.6" Full HD HDMI LED

Pros: Great performance for the price, runs Skyrim beautifully, way colder than my older GTS-8800, so there is room for overclocking still without additional cooling system. Would buy another one for SLI if I could.

Cons: None