Galaxy 58NLH5DI5TXX MDT X4 GeForce GTX 580 (Fermi) 1536MB 384-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Multi-Display Video Card

Pros: Please look at other review I wrote.

Cons: Please look at other review I wrote.

Overall Review: I'm writing this in conjunction with my other review; mostly because it is important for a lot of enthusiast who push the card as much as they can. This is my first card from Galaxy, it has a elegance that is quite nice and a quality to it. But the stock clock on a GTX 580 is 772. This particular card is at 860. So it's almost a 100 mhz above the stock. The stock card is 860 mhz, 2004 mhz memory (4008) total. The card ideally doesn't mind 900 mhz and 2250 mhz memory (4500). That is where it sits without any driver fails or crashes. So you don't have very much wiggle room. Though it's stable the card hovers around 61-70 degrees in graphic intensive games. The most I pushed this card before it completely gave out was 1.1 ghz and 2600 mhz (5200). If you adjust the voltage barely at all it also has a tizzy; so if your looking to push it further buy another brand. If you don't mind a 2% gain with 100 mhz added and possible failure. Happy with stock OC then it's a grea

Pros: It's fast! Running overclocked at 860MHz it shows great performance. If you plan to run racing sim games it's awesome! Cockpit inner view is great and it shows everything is happening outside improving imersion.

Cons: Too hot. Running Mafia II at max settings w/o physx it peaks at 93ºC! All 3 fans max and very loud. Couldn't set spanned mode. Or all 3 monitors working as one or nothing. Can't get 3 monitors working alone.

Overall Review: Besides the cons, it's a great card!

Pros: Its a GTX 580! Although higher on the price side, there the fastest stock overclocked cards. Exceptional frames per second in Mass Effect 3 set to highest res

Cons: NONE AT ALL

Overall Review: I have two of these in SLI. I recommend using a power supply that is certified for SLI to push these cards for optimal performance. The stock coolers look awesome and better than any 580 card I have seen. These cards are designed for multiple displays; however I am only using them for games on one screen. I had one issue where I was using the power molex adapters since my original power supply was not SLI certified. One of the cards did not light up as there was insufficient power going to both cards. A new power supply solved that issue. Specs: AMD 8150 3.6 GHz clocked to 4.9 GHz on Antec H2O 620 Arctic Silver 5 Asus Crosshair V ROG Corsair 16 GB Ram CMZ8GX3M2A1866C9 RevoDrive 3 240 GB 2 in SLI Galaxy 580's XFX P1-1050-BEFX Power Supply HAF 932 Coolermaster case

Pros: Idles really cool ~30C. Highest stock overclock in this price range. Crysis 2 looks and runs amazing at 1920x1080.

Cons: Around 70C the fans kick up pretty loud. Only a few games have gotten it this hot - Skyrim, Anno 2070... It's on and off with this card. But it's a GTX 580. I'm assuming they all get really hot and loud.

Overall Review: Was a killer deal for the price paid. The stock overclock is amazing. I haven't messed with the multiple displays because I use this card on my HDTV for gaming.

Pros: Don't believe the naysayers, the MDT application switches seamlessly between surround and 3 separate displays. It's much easier than the competition.

Cons: nope

Overall Review: 5760x1080 smokin fast 50 fps + average

Pros: *factory overclock to 860Mhz *not too long or wide *nice packaging and cable accessories *it lights up!

Cons: *the triple fan housing is horrible

Overall Review: ok this card is good for the most part. the thing i really dont like though is plastic fan housing that "clips on" to the heatsink. It literally just does that: it "clips on" with little plastic tabs that fit over the heatsink...make sure is clipped on as best as you can, cause its not nearly as good as my gigabyte 580 windforce. also if you run these SLI, be prepared for temps on this card to get to ~95C. these cards need seperation on the motherboard from the other gpu. once i moved my card it went from ~95C to ~75C under full load.

Pros: deadly silent when you don't tweak the fan settings. also, i've read over the internet that you can push the clocks really high without damaging the card. so its a positive point for enthusiast.

Cons: i don't see much difference compare to my old oc'ed gtx480

Overall Review: i'm using it at 880/2250mhz @ 1.1v, seems good clocks, but aint see much gain from stock clocks; ive setup a violent fan setting in msi afterburner so the card runs really loud but doesn't exceed 55° after a good hour of BF3 maxed 1080p (on 64ppl server) i should just buy an other one.

Pros: This card renders very well and is amazingly quick

Cons: The MDT software is such a pain with dual monitors that I've taken to just using the displayport to get around it. the card also produces more heat than a thermoelectric plant, it hits 98 almost every time I boot up a game. The fan bezel is made in a way that it exausts its hot air INSIDE of the case causing everything to just keep heating up, I tried to blow nice cool air on it with my side fan and found out that rather than help it just fought the card and created a dead zone of hot air that continued to build,

Overall Review: Overall a good card if you can find a way to stop it from trying to melt itself, Wouldn't buy unless you have liquid nitrogen on hand.