MSI GTX 780Ti GAMING G-SYNC Support GeForce GTX 780 Ti 3GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Video Card

Pros: - Will Obliterate Most Games - Runs Cool - Quiet - Easy-to-Use MSi Software

Cons: - Heavy (but not too bad) - There are some things that even this cannot handle - Core Clock Throttling

Overall Review: I used this card to replace a GTX 660. Very big difference. Time for some gripes. Under extreme loading, the card will approach around 75 C. At this point, it will actually start to throttle the clock speed, with the card fan at about 50%. While this keeps it quiet, I would like to be able to change this setting easily, but it is not possible. That being said, this occurrence has never happened to me while gaming, only during benchmarking have I had this happen. While the card is heavy, I am not worried about it snapping off in my case, and I am a very paranoid person. Now, as good as this card is, it cannot handle everything. For example, in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, I had to turn down particles and anti-aliasing to avoid stuttering in some scenes. This was at 5760x1080 though. In 1920x1080, I don't think a game out there could stop this card. Now time for some good things. The MSi software is easy to use; launch it, click a button, and voila a faster card. Or, you can click a different button and have a quieter card. How it is possible to get quieter than it already is, I am not sure. The MSi afterburner application makes monitoring the card easy. Now, I claim this card runs cool, and 75 C might seem a little high to be cool, but for a card this powerful, with the clock rates this thing holds, in this form factor, it is good. When looking for a new graphics card, I was trying to decide between this card and a R9 290X. I ended up with card after looking at some charts of power usage. At idle, with three monitors, this card uses significantly less power than its competitors. That is what sealed the deal for me. Time now for some quick numbers. These tests were performed in MSi's Overclock Mode and at the highest settings in 1080p possible. Unigine's Heaven 4.0: 63.6 FPS, Unigine's Valley 1.0: 70.4 FPS, BioShock Infinite Benchmark: 116.73 FPS. If you would like more numbers, just Google it, they are out there. I have noticed decent performance gains from further overclocking, however, they were at the expense of noise. This is a very good card, and while it has its faults, nothing is perfect. This may not be the right card for you, and at this price, it is a large decision to make. If you enjoy graphically intensive gaming, and are looking for a card that can handle most everything thrown at it, this may be the card for you. As for MSi's build quality, it is top-notch and I definitely recommend MSi.

Pros: Excellent MSI Warranty Very quiet fans Good looking card Solid state cap's and chokes Comes pre-overclocked

Cons: 105% power limit $700 is a lot of money

Overall Review: First off, this has to be the best cooler available. It is way quieter than my Sapphire Dual-X HD7950, quieter than my EVGA 660ti, quieter than my MSI GTX 780 Lightning. At 60% fan it can literally barely be heard all while keeping the card nice and cool. The MSI GTX 780Ti is great looking with the black PCB and the large fans mean business. Overclocking is somewhat let down by the 105% power limit, which is less than what reference cards have. At 1210Mhz core and 7800Mhz memory, I am bouncing off the limit all the time. Regardless, that is a very healthy bump in speed from a base 780ti and performance exceeds my GTX780 Lightning that is clocked at a high 1365/6800 by about 5-10% depending on the games tested and does so more quietly and cooler. Love the card. Very pleased with the performance and cooling.

Pros: 1. Extremely quiet; I never hear this thing, sometimes I think there's something wrong with it because the case fans are louder than the card's fans, and the case fans are VERY quiet. 2. Very cool; I live in Utah, it's extremely cold, I was almost hoping it would be very hot so I wouldn't have to crank up the heat, haha, but alas no, the card is extremely cool, it gets rid of what heat it makes pretty well. 3. Performance? This card is amazing. It runs everything I throw at it, even Crysis 3 with everything very high at a resolution of 3240x1920, the card holds its ground at above 40 fps and makes game play absolutely stunning. 4. Every other game that's NOT demanding it has no problem holding well above 90fps, I tend to limit everything to 60fps, but otherwise it's an amazing card that pushes limits.

Cons: I can't really think of many cons. I've only used it for 3 days and I have had no problems. If anything arises I'll bring it up.

Overall Review: Conclusion: It's very high priced, but you get what you pay for. High quality product, extremely fast gaming and awesome software.

Pros: -Best card out right now. -Factory OC'ed and can be boosted even more easily -Quiet fans -Destroys most games out right now at 1080p

Cons: -No backpack plate? (I don't know if thats a problem or not)

Overall Review: I just bought 2 660's last summer but I wanted a single card setup because SLI irritates me with driver issues sometimes. I also knew that I didn't want to get another mid range card. I wanted the best out. Considering the 880 will not be out for a while, I thought I would go with a 780ti. MSI has never let me down and the did a wonderful job with this card. Im going to spare you the bloody details and say this. If you want a powerful card and don't want to pay Titan prices get this card. It wrecks games at 1080 and there is not much of a slow down at 1440. Buy it, drop it in your system and game on.

Pros: - Lowest priced 780Ti at the time I purchased - Performance comparable to GTX titan - My card worked perfectly from the moment I plugged it in - Vastly improved performance relative to my previous card - I like Nvidia's software - it's useful - Smaller than the card it replaced (MIS Lightning 7970) - Comparably low power consumption

Cons: I wish graphics cards, in general, were cheaper. It is expensive to replace these every two years.

Overall Review: I've had quite a few MSI products before, and the quality and reliability of their products has been top notch. I've had 4 AMD cards in a row before this one, but I choose Nvidia 780Ti because it is better than the current generation AMD cards. Also, my 7970 had an issue with the HDMI audio skipping when plugged into my HDTV that I could never figure out - the only thing that fixed it was to unhook the audio cable from my tv, and plug it into the optical port on my computer; it was pretty annoying doing that over the course of two years. I assumed the problem was driver related. This card eliminated that problem.

Pros: ultimate gaming gpu runs games at ultra easily BF4 and black flag run great. It works very well with my fx 8350 don't let anyone tell you other wise

Cons: non at the moment but I herd it doesn't connect well 3 way sli something with the build of the card itself

Pros: Its powerful and quiet. Overclocks to 1220Mhz+ on the core and eats every game. It was on sale for 629 with watch dogs.

Cons: I had the dreaded coil whine when i first turned it on. It was very loud and changed pitch with the core clock. I took the video card to a friends house and no coil whine when installed in his PC. I bought a HX-750 power supply and now its silent :)

Pros: Ultra Fast, was able to play ARMA3 with a triple monitor surround (6000x1080) on Ultra and stay above 40 fps. Everything else I threw at it laughed at, Diablo 3 on max wouldn't drop below 150 fps and did card utilization did not exceed 40%. Other games tested included Metro: Last Light, Batman Arkham Origins, Skyrim and Star Citizen: none dropped below 60fps. Size it's smaller than the 680 I replaced by about an inch in length. Super cool, did not exceed 60c during tests.

Cons: Coil whine. A lot of other people stated this is a major issue, and yes it is present for me however it's not that loud at all. If I didn't leave my computer case open I would not have noticed it. after closing the case back up, it's inaudible over the fans (which are not that loud either).

Overall Review: Replaced a MSI 680 lightning, estimating about an average of a 20% fps increase with nVidia surround in various games. I will defiantly get a second one after I upgrade my PSU. Looking forward to playing watchdogs on max.