EVGA 06G-P4-3793-KR G-SYNC Support GeForce GTX TITAN BLACK Superclocked Signature 6GB 384-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 SLI Support Video Card

Pros: This is a stong card for gaming, and workstation computing. I feel it is worth the $300 more than a gtx 780 ti

Cons: $1,000 to $1,099 bucks for top end performance GTX Titan 6gb! Or $700 all the way up to $859 for top end performance GTX 780 Ti 3gb! Either card is a great choice! If you ever feel you may need compute power, or use blender, or autocad, or anykind of graphic design. Then I suggest the Titan! The 780 Ti is only 1/24 FTb. While a Titan is 1/3 FTb, 3gb ti vs 6gb Titan, And the titan has double floating point

Pros: 6GB VRAM Noticeable performance improvement over GTX 780. (about 10 frames in games like Crysis 3 and Bf4)

Cons: No back-plate supplied.

Overall Review: I have to say, I'm quite impressed with this GPU. I was running out of VRAM on games like Wolfenstein and Battlefield. There was a very noticeable increase in Bf4 actually, ran at about 50 fps with everything maxed and 200% upscaling. Also, this reference cooler is about 5'C cooler than my 780 ACX under load, although I don't understand how that should happen. Very happy with my decision.

Pros: well then... this card is all that and much more; flatout flying fast! what can i say, it's a freakishly fast, modern miracle of technological wonder. don't think twice, just buy one as soon as it becomes available. honestly, i don't know where to begin - totally awestruck... i got some awesome help from evga customer support at 1:30 a.m. on a sunday morning (yes you read that correctly) for some temperature problems i was having due to me screwing up my precision voltage and fan speeds. evga helped me fix it lickety split with an uninstall, a clean reinstall, and a few slight fan curve adjustments. now i can run heaven 4.0 in a continuous loop and the card doesn't go above 68C with the fan running at a low to moderate speed, it's real nice and quiet without ever ramping up.

Cons: there are no cons with this card except the price i suppose. but you get what you pay for and this card is flat out awesome! you only live once, go for it!

Overall Review: evga customer support is flat out fantastic! that alone is reason enough to buy this card over their competitor. evga will not only go an extra mile to help you out if you have any type of problem, they will go an extra 10,000 miles while bending over backwards to help you out. seriously now, think about this for a second.. -customer support -over the phone -at 1:30 am on a sunday morning... wow, that is unheard of! and you absolutely will not get that from the other company who is selling their titan black cards on newegg, not in a million years... cpu: i7 3930k hsf: noctua nh-u12s ram: g.skill 16gb (4x4) 1600mhz F3-12800CL8Q-16GBZH motherboard: asrock x79 extreme6 video card: evga titan black superclocked signature series 06g-p4-3793-kr. power supply: seasonic x-850 HDD: western digital velociraptor 500gb case: coolermaster haf xb evo

Pros: Very fast, fairly quiet, lots of VRAM for super high res gaming (4k or in my case 5760x1080). This has the highest clock speeds of any of the Titan Blacks on the market.

Cons: If you know what your getting into: zip, zero, zilch. It's pricey but very much worth it.(if you REALLY can put it to use)

Overall Review: I thought I'd give you guys the skinny on its real power. My home system comprises of the following: Intel I7 4930k @ 3.4ghz(stock) 16Gb. Corsair Dominator DDR3 1600 9-9-9-24 CR2 Gigabyte GA-X79S-UP5 WIFI (Intel C606) EVGA Titan Black Sig Ed (Stock clock) Some Hard drives and ect..... 3DMARK Firestrike Extreme Score:5419 3DMARK Firestrike Score :10844 Also, I have been playing Wolfenstein New Order @ 5760x1080 around 30-50 fps. Just for reference here were my runs with 2 560Ti 1gb in SLi on the same PC: Firestrike Extreme:268 Firestrike :5604 My Work PC Intel I7 4770 (Stock) 16Gb Dominator 1600 9-9-9-24 CR2 GA-Z97N-WIFI EVGA GTX 760 SC (Stock) Firestrike Extreme:2992 Firestrike:5942 The 760, 770 and 780 series cards are fantastic. However, they just do not have the VRAM for super high resolution rendering in a playable manner. This being said unless you are doing 4k or multi monitor resolutions above 1440p then sick with a 770/780/780 Ti save the money and buy your girlfriend something nice. Mine was not so lucky.

Pros: Plays most all games smoothly maxed out and works beyond expectation with Vegas Pro 13 and all of Adobe programs plus 3DS Max 2015

Cons: None at all

Overall Review: If you create multi media content and enjoy games and need full power compute less ECC than this is the card for that buyer

Pros: + Great card + Runs well + Stable + Sleek

Cons: - Although powerful, I expected to be able to play all my games on max settings. I have about 6 games that this card cannot handle,

Pros: I bought this card in 2014. The 980 finally has identical stats. It was the first card I ever bought at this price and did it just because I could. I REGRET NOTHING.

Cons: the price? But that goes without saying since the trade off is 2 years worth of top of the line gaming. Still top of the line gaming but I mean it isn't BETTER than top of the line gaming anymore soooo take that for what it is worth.

Pros: (1) Superior construction by EVGA.( 2) The fastest GPU that exists, especially when doing CUDA/Compute 3.5 stuff. (3) Runs up to about 3 percent faster than the older non-black models.

Cons: The expense obviously - but worth the purchase given the huge double precision advantage over non Titan cards.