Pros: EVGA support was available at 11pm EST and was very helpful unlike ASUS who for 4 days did not answer their motherboard support phones (or disconnected me when they did before I could talk to someone) and when I finally got someone on chat support was told that the 980ti was not supported because its not on the QVL...to which I replied neither are any modern graphics cards! Asus support then told me it was supported and then ended the chat abruptly.....so I will not be buying an ASUS card as an alternative simply because EVGAs Support was superior.

Cons: Failed out of the box, prevented Asus impact VI motherboard from posting. The dead card allowed my EVGA SR2 motherboard to post but without display thus confirming the graphics card fault

Overall Review: I was replacing an EVGA 780ti for an EVGA 980ti and have wasted 5 days of my time. I have submitted a replacement order with Newegg but my faith in EVGA has gone down even further than it did when they EVGA refused to honor my lifetime warranty on my EVGA SR2 motherboard. I really hope the new card works out. Btw the backplane does not perform any function. There are heat sink pads which do not attach to anything because it is the same back pland as the titan X which has ram on the back of the card whereas the 980ti does not....so if you can get the 980ti card without the backplane for less go with that solution

Pros: Performance of a Titan X for $300 cheaper. Handles 1080P / 1440P / 4K like a champ without SLI Full load rarely goes over 75C Quiet, no coil whine, 3 year warranty through EVGA Easily overclocked Handles GTA V driving through the city maxed out 1080P 60FPS Metro Last Light @ 1080P 100+FPS / 1440P 50-60FPS

Cons: No sandwich included but better than a toaster for gaming.

Overall Review: Could have came with a sandwich but I got Batman Arkham Knight with my purchase so that's good enough for me.

Pros: This card will do everything you want and it will do it exceptionally well. I've yet to notice any stutter will using this card. Witcher 3 is the most demanding game I have played will using this card and it has been phenomenal. I previously had 2 sapphire tri-x oc 290's and they ran alright at mostly medium and low settings where as everything is maxed out with this card running great. -Quiet -Cool -Keeps me warm at night when I think about how awesome this card is.

Cons: My cat used to sit by my tower when I gamed. It kept him very warm.. I miss him...

Overall Review: If you are serious and don't want to buy another card in the near future invest in the best.

Pros: So I upgraded from two gtx 780 in SLI, form another reputable brand , and were great cards... but SLI always gave me such headaches and I just really wanted to not have to deal with it. So I purchased one of these bad boys. Well it's no mystery really, it's great. It replaced both of those cards. It's smaller It's much quieter The card runs pretty cool actually (right now idling at about 43-45c, seen it on load around 75) and compared to two cards uses much less energy (duh) and it does exactly what it'll say it do Coupled with the Acer xb270hu monitor it is a sight to behold I finally have no more microstuttering. no need to tweak sli profiles in nvidia control panel!!! Hooray.

Cons: none so far no coil whine or anything

Overall Review: So I really like this card. Probably should have waited another generation though. Performance at 1440p is stellar, but with a 144hz monitor I really want those games cranking. and that's just not going to happen. I mean you'll get your brand new games up to 50-60 fps and it's amazing but I was hoping for a little bit more. I'm looking forward to dx12 though. Every iteration is supposedly groundbreaking...but I think this time it might actually be that. Maybe performance will change for the better with it. We'll see!

Pros: Okay, yeah, this card is fast as hell, totally everything I need. Whisper quiet, easily the best card I've ever had, perfect for VR, etc. But the real reason I'm writing this review when I never write reviews is: EVGA. EVGA as a company is freaking awesome -- their stuff is real high quality, feels and looks high quality, and performs like it's high quality. And when they mess up (recently went through an RMA with one of their PSUs), they take care if it so quickly and so easily it's incredible. And their step-up program is amazing! Honestly, if you get a 980Ti it's going to rock, I'm just so happy the company I got it from will take care of me, which is often not easy to find in this day and age!

Cons: None that I've noticed so far!

Pros: I just built my first computer and the installation of this graphics card went extremely well and extremely fast. I could not be more pleased that I bought this card over the 980 regulars. It is a very quiet card as well. My computer is so quiet these days, it is scary. Sometimes I need to check just to make sure it is on.

Cons: No cons other than all the plastic you have to peel off. I hope I got everything!!!

Overall Review: I would highly recommend this product to anyone, experienced computer builders and first time builders. When plugging the power in, make sure you fill up all of the power plug spots with the right plugs. I left the 6 hole plug empty and when I booted the computer, it had a message on the screen "Plug in the power to this video card". I was pretty amazed. I plugged in the 6 plug and now I am cruising. I downloaded 3d Mark, just the demo version and scored a 14,400 on it, I think. Firestorm? I saw a Carey Holzman video and he had a computer that scored a 14,200 so I figured I had every installed correctly.

Pros: - Quiet even with 2 fans - Runs cooler than my GTX 670 FTW with even more power - I enjoy the LED lighting through my clear side door on my case. - No coil whine - The 6 GB is more than enough to enjoy 4K - Incredibly good FPS even on Batman: Dark Knight which has just been pulled off the steam market because of poor optimization for PC. I was getting 70-115 fps when I uncapped the fps.

Cons: I've got nothing.

Overall Review: I ordered this through my premier account and did overnight shipping. Needless to say it didn't get there the next day it got here in 2 days at the latest possible time it could've arrived. Don't know if this was a processing error on NewEgg's part or FedEx but that was the only thing that irritated me.

Pros: -Comes with a backplate. -No coil whine. Very very quiet even at high temps. -Awesome aesthetics with lit up card logo on the side. -Epic SLi performance scaling. Best I have ever personally witnessed. (more on that in other thoughts) -Good temps for a single card. Shuts off fan when not needed and idles at ~50c. I have terrible A/C so my ambient is ~80F. Fan still didn't think it needed to kick on. I adjusted that. With the life claimed on these fans, why not?

Cons: -Card is 12" long. For me, not a HUGE deal but it was large enough in my full tower to keep me from using a standing tube reservoir. -ACX 2.0 runs great as a stand-alone card but add any more and temps go up quick. VERY quick. Even with proper spacing and pushing this card, the rest of the hardware will feel the heat despite how good your air flow is. I am temporarily running these this way just to see how they roll before my water cooling setup arrives in the mail. 85C top card and 65C bottom. Initially it isn't possible to install them in SLi with just 2 port spacing without removing the backplate on the bottom card. Not worth removing an egg, however. I know what this card is made for. I just wanted the EVGA backplate and that sweet SC lit up logo. All that said, the card has yet to throttle back. Nice! -Can only order 1 card at a time. Better price than other places, I guess. -One of the cards that showed up had a nasty smashed box. The outer shipping box was fine. This must have happened at newegg. :\ Careful, guys.

Overall Review: Upgrading from 2 old 4gb 670's and it was about time, I'd say. I steadily upgraded to a 6-core i7 and 32gb DDR4 and now of course, 2x 980ti's! I was getting 25fps in Witcher 3 all ultra except hairworks off. First 980ti showed up and I decided to plug in my 2560x1600 dell u3011. Got a SOLID avg 60 fps with dips no lower than 55. Zero screen tearing as well which I found amazing mixed with how pretty this IPS looks. Second card came in and my fps shot up to an avg of 85fps, peak 119 and lowest was 72! To me, this is a night and day type upgrade. I will get 4k as soon as I have the water cooling sorted out. With the 980ti out, it finally makes sense to go 4k for elite-class pc gamers but maybe not those with budget in mind. Even still, if you can manage to buy at least one card, I'm sure it can handle 4k at acceptable fps with some settings turned slightly down. That said, pretty games aren't everything, but I feel a LOT more immersed because of it. EVGA has NEVER let me down in over a decade. Thanks!