Pros: Nice cards. Well built. Bought 2 for sli. went with the 4gb versions because i was concerned with vram over 3 hd monitors. Plus a lil more future proof. For those who care. 7.9 on both W.E.I. aero and gaming graphics. Performs better then Titan for Cheaper. Much quieter and cooler then my other setup see other.

Cons: One con is that it is making me leave a con.

Overall Review: Was not sure this would be a big enough leap from 2x5870's and a gtx460 for some hybrid physics action. But it is! Fire Strike Extreme. actually looked like a hole new test before and after. unigine heaven is now smooth as silk. Bioshock Infinite, Metro last light, Tombraider, Borderlands 2 cranked up across 3 monitors is very impressive! and pretty much impossible before. Will review again once i have had them longer. and more time time to play with other software and not just games. grand theft auto IV only uses 1500mb maxed out i think crisis 3 might use just over 2 gb maxed have not tried it yet. Will see how much vram i can populate with video editing and some design.

Pros: Ludicrous bang per buck. Under 60C while stress testing at 2560x1440. The MSI TwinFrozr has a neat self-clean system: its fans spin backwards during start up to get rid of dust! Great performance on all games and 4GB is definitely worth the extra $50! The cooling system feels extremely solid!

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: I've yet to push this baby. Waiting a few months to nab myself a 1440p monitor and really make use of its 4GB of VRAM. The 4GB really isn't worth it if you're running 1080p, I've yet to see a game use over 1.5GB at 1080p. But who knows? as the next gen of consoles come around, perhaps games might become more memory intense.

Pros: This card is a powerhouse. The 760 is a great card no matter what manufacturer you buy from, and since the 770s and 780s are out these 760s have dropped in price. While the 770s will give you "better" performance, the 760s pack more power per dollar and ultimately you wont see much difference between the two. While 4GB is a huge amount of VRAM and many people claim it will "go unused", I can tell you for a fact that modded Skyrim loves to dip into extra VRAM. This card will last you for a long time and will be able to tackle next-gen games that will undoubtedly require more and more VRAM.

Cons: None, this card is fantastic.

Overall Review: As many reviews here have mentioned, this card is HUGE. I have a CoolerMaster HAF 12 Mid size case, my prior GPU was a MSI GTX560. I knew the 760 would fit, but only just. There really is hardly any room. Not that this is an issue, as long as you have your wires organized it wont be a problem at all. Additionally, the power supply inputs are on the side of the card facing toward you, so its easy to install. The only other thing is that this card can get loud. Not ridiculous levels, but when you are playing a game or doing something that is making the card get warmed up it can get noticeably noisy. But again, its nothing that I would consider "too much" or something that would become a distraction.

Pros: i am not much for overclocking, but i paired this with a newer MSI mobo and everything so far has performed extremely well. no driver headaches or any of the other issues i've run into with video cards in the past. in the new build outlined in 'other thoughts' and without any OC-ing, i'm getting 40-60+ fps in Skyrim on 100% Ultra settings with a ton of mods. i've yet to try a game that won't run very comfortably with the graphics completely maxed out, including Far Cry 3, Crysis 1-2, Skyrim, Minecraft (modded), Just Cause 2, and a couple others i'm forgetting. this card paired with a decent CPU/PSU/MOBO will handle pretty much whatever you throw at it for now, and if you double up via SLI down the road or know your way around OC-ing properly, you should be good through most of the upcoming generation of PC games too.

Cons: none; the easiest video card i've worked with to date. no issues at all.

Overall Review: it's often hard to review just one component by itself -- i find it's mostly about how well everything plays together in the build. this is part of a new build that was hassle-free with great game performance and low noise, at a reasonable price point. here's the full build: VIDEO CARD: MSI Gaming N760 TF 4GD5/OC GeForce GTX 760 4GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 SLI Support Video Card MEMORY: G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 16GB (4 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) HD: SAMSUNG 840 Pro Series MZ-7PD256BW 2.5" 256GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) DVD BURNER: LG 24X DVD Burner - Bare Drive 24X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 8X DVD+R DL 24X DVD-R 6X DVD-RW 16X DVD-ROM 48X CD-R 24X CD-RW 48X CD-ROM Black SATA CASE: COOLER MASTER HAF series RC-912-KKN1 Black SECC/ ABS Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case FANS: 2x COUGAR CF-V12HB Vortex Hydro-Dynamic-Bearing (Fluid) 300,000 Hours 12CM Silent Cooling Fan (Black); 1x Rosewill ROCF-11003 Hyperborea 140mm Case Fan OS: Windows 7 Home Premium

Pros: Fan noise is low. Cooling is awesome. (idle is at 39C and load is usually between 45C and 60C tops) Huge overhead for video ram being a 4gb card. I know most games don't yet need that much but they soon will want more. Applications and utilities that came with card. Free Batman game!

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: I upgraded from a gtx 470 sc card with 1280 gb ram. This card has if not produced 1.5 the framerate and performance but almost doubled in some instances. Nothing bad to say about it. My main quest for this card was low noise and low heat and it has satisfied both.

Pros: Very quiet. I can run Hitman 2 and Saints Row 3 on ultra settings with out hearing the fans on this card. Huge upgrade to my old Nvidia 460 card. Two of these in SLI can compete with a TITAN card at almost half the price. I have this paired with a Core i7 Haswell CPU. It has handled any game I can throw at it. It fits great in my SilverStone Fortress Series FT03 case.

Cons: I have to save up and buy another one to do SLI (Newegg made me type something here).

Overall Review: Wonderful card at an affordable price. You can't beat the 4GB of VRAM either for future proofing. If you need more performance, but another and do SLI for TITAN performance at almost half the price.

Pros: Awesome cards. Just added a 3rd for 3way SLI, and I seen a noticeable improvement in BF4. The ninja revision change (see cons) still seems to play nice with the old revision in SLI. Although I haven't tried it 2way sli, I'm sure 2way is also fine.

Cons: This is a different revision then pictured at time of writing!! The old revision used two 8pin power connectors. The new revision uses 8pin + 6pin. While dual 8pin was mostly overkill, I still see this change as a step back. The rigid pcb 3way SLI Bridges supplied by many motherboard makers WILL NOT work with this card. The fan shroud prevents the bridge from reaching the terminal. You have to use 3 of the flex ribbon type bridges to over come this. 1)Top card, Left Terminal -> Bottom Card, Right Terminal 2)Top card, Right Terminal -> Middle card, Right Terminal 3)Middle Card, Left Terminal -> Bottom Card, Left Terminal

Overall Review: Tisk Tisk MSI.. Should have left it two 8 pin IMO. Gigabyte did a revision change w/ theirs and added a second 8 pin while you took it away. :(

Pros: -Extremely quiet even under load -Incredibly powerful (huge upgrade over 660s) -Insane efficiency in SLI -Anti-Dust tech on the Twin Frozr actually works -4GB gives you tons of headroom for mods -Included backplate makes card impressively rigid even with a heavy cooling solution. -MSI tuning and overclocking software is easy to use and very effective. It's safe to even let it auto-adjust.

Cons: -Red and Black clashes with my case motif...

Overall Review: I spent a lot of time figuring out what the best price/performance bang for my buck was going to be when updating my video cards. It's the 760. In SLI 760 demolishes even the Titan. Dropping between 500 and 600 dollars for two cards equaling this kind of power is jaw dropping. If you are on the fence, and don't think it can be as good as advertised, think again. It is that awesome. And after quite a bit of reading and watching, MSI wins at the cooling solution contest and software.