EVGA 03G-P4-2883-KR G-SYNC Support GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked 3GB 384-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Looks cool and and sleek. Has some great features like the LED lights. ->BF4: it runs this on maximum settings and has below average FPS ( I consider 35FPS to be about average for gaming) ->I have not overclocked it, and probably won't until later down the road when it begins to lag behind the competition. ->Runs cool, but compared to others, it doesn't seem to get anywhere close to a danger temperature. ->The LEDs are great for a quick glance of how the card is running if you set them up right. ->The software is a breeze to use.

Cons: ->Shadow Play: I won't drop an egg for this, since I consider Shadow Play a luxury. But, when I used it for some games, it seemed to not record the graphics as I see them. Kind of disappointing, but not a big deal to me.

Overall Review: Computing Environment: ASUS Rampage IV Black Edition Intel Core i7 4820k (Overclocked to 4.6GHz) G.SKILL Ripjaw Z Series 32GB DDR3 2133 Corsair AX1200 PSU Corsair H100i CPU Liquid Cooling Radiator Intel 530 240GB SSD

Pros: Fastest single GPU on the planet. Well worth the extra $30 for the factory overclocked version. The card itself is beautiful and it runs whisper-quiet and super cool temp-wise. Normally this is where people make bogus claims like, "will play any game at MAX quality at 200 FPS in 4k resolution on 3 screens without breaking a sweat". This card won't do that. No card will. What it WILL do is play ANY game at max settings at 1080p at 50-80+ FPS. This includes major system hogs like Metro: Last Light, Crysis 3, Battlefield 4 and Assassin's Creed 3. Shadowplay is an awesome feature for the 600 and 700 series cards. Came with 3 free, high-quality games(Batman: Arkham Origins, Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Assassin's Creed 3) Got $100 off an Nvidia Shield! Has very acceptable power consumption levels. Undoubtedly a killer product in every way. Big shout out to EVGA and Nvidia on this one.

Cons: -Price -Wish the card had 6gigs of video ram like the Titan -I can't afford 2 of these

Overall Review: This card is the reason I stick with Nvidia and EVGA.

Pros: - Overclocks like a champ! Stable @ 1.25 Ghz gaming, cool below 70 degrees - IS NOT LOUD !!! I returned 2x 3rd party company cards due to being extremely loud; this, quiet and precise! - The beautiful reference design, Nothing beats the way it was made by Nvidia. Both cooler, fan, aluminium body - Gorgeous card - Higher ASIC Value than almost all other 780 Ti cards - The fan feels solid, not flimsy plastic or poly carbonate - 1920x1080/120Hz gaming on this thing is a dream, even 1440/120Hz is flawless - Free Assassin Creed IV (Sort of wish more games came with it, but hey!)

Cons: - (Insert pun about price here)

Overall Review: Do not be fooled my friends ... The GK110 board is fully unlocked on this here badboy. Voltage unlocked & Built for overclocking. This thing crushes other 3rd party cooling systems, and dominates the overclocking field for air coolers. Do keep in mind - You may fall in love when you take this card out of the box.

Pros: Remember when Skeletor got the powers of the universe in the Masters of the Universe movie and had that epic gold armor? That is what will happen to your rig when you install this thing in it! I upgraded from a GTX 680 Classified, and whoa! Just whoa! Fast, powerful, epic! It runs all my games on ultra with no problems at 1080p. Now I'm just waiting for G-Sync so I can use this 780 Ti and open doorways to other dimensions with it. I still have not played Battlefield 4 with this yet, but I did play a lot of Bioshock Infinite and Shadow Warrior (2013 of course lol), and it handles those games like it was nothing. Overall I am mega happy with this. I can not wait for the next more powerful GPU to come out so that way hopefully this thing will get a price drop so I can buy another for SLI. It is an expensive card, yes, but it is worth it. The folks at NVIDIA must be warlocks, because thins thing makes magic happen!

Cons: It doesn't really give your rig golden armor...

Overall Review: If you're a gamer and want the very best performance out of a single GPU, then you want this. It may be pricey, but worth it. There are some other nice GPU's out there for shoppers with a budget, but c'mon, if you're reading reviews on the GTX 780 Ti, then that means you want it. Buy it! You may also want to look into buying a backplate for this. It is really heavy and can get pretty warm, so the backplate will help it out in those areas. If you can not find a 780 Ti backplate, the 780 backplate will fit it perfectly.

Pros: A few years back, when BF3 first came out, I build both myself and my g/f new computers. Within the computers, I got myself 2 GTX 560s and her only 1 (Motherboard wasn't SLI capable). She's done fine with it, playing any Bethesda game she had without troubles, just not maxing anything out. For XMas, I got this for her (During the Black Friday Deal). She opened this and was shocked to say the least. Every game she has plays on her 120hz monitor at max settings with no problem. Everything is crisp and no jitters what so ever. I knew there would be a big difference from a 560 to a 780 ti, but wow, I can't believe it changed that much. She now has a better computer than me...Ugh, I need one of these now (maybe 2 :P) It's completely worth it.

Cons: People say price, but you get what you pay for, and this is definitely worth the price. I'm planning on getting myself one in the near future to take place of my SLI GTX 560s.

Overall Review: Make sure your case has room. This thing is HUGE! Also, you need a somewhat beefy power supply. Other than that, prepare to be amazed! :D

Pros: I got the card as SC edition, because I want to overclock and with the SC zou know already that the card will do. So the silicon lottery ain't much of a deal here. Before I had an EVGA GTX780 SC with ACX, fine overclocker as well, but no comparison to this card. The performance is just superior! All games and benchmarks show a clear result... it rocks! It is indeed the fastest GPU out there right now. I tested the card in 1080p and 1440p in several games, and it is just awesome. The 3 GB RAM are no serious limiter for 1440p, because they are way faster than any other out there!

Cons: Fan is louder than on the GTX780 (Reference design). I have had the GTX780 SC in reference as well and the GTX780TI SC is a bit louder but no comparison to the R9 290(X) series! All people that complain about the price tag should really think about the card as enthusiast item and if you think it's to expensive there are a lot cards out there, where you get nice performance for your dollars. But you won't get this performance

Overall Review: I don't mind the louder fan, because I am putting a water cooler on that beast. I managed to overclock this card stable to 1267 MHz on air with the reference design! I think there is not much more to say to the EVGA GTX780 Ti SC, other than, if you are looking for the best performance, this is the way to go!

Pros: -super fast -ultra on all of my games, over 60 fps -fancy

Cons: Expensive but well worth it

Overall Review: I upgraded from a 650 ti and I just gotta say that this destroys my old card. I love it

Pros: I can play Battlefield 4 on Ultra with consistent 60 fps, as well as Crysis 3. I can run Modo, Maya, Zbrush and several other supporting programs flawlessly. High resource scenes in Maya are much easier to handle now.

Cons: I wish the onboard RAM was higher, but there are other cards that have this so it's not really a bad thing. Perhaps I just need to run Dual or Quad SLI, :)

Overall Review: In the future I have my eye on the Titan Z, 12 GB DDR5. But for now since I am just starting out freelance digital artist, this will do just fine until then.