EVGA GeForce GTX TITAN Superclocked Video Card - 6GB GDDR5, PCI-Express 3.0 (x16), 1x Dual-Link DVI-I, 1x Dual-Link DVI-D, 1x DisplayPort, 1x HDMI, DirectX 12, Dual-Slot - 06G-P4-2791-KR

You get what you pay for.

A bad machine. I had a GTX590 Classified and this absolutely blows it out of the water at 2650 x 1600 (30in. HP Zr30w) Quality is bar none. It's solid, beautiful and the darn thing overclocks itself until it hits 81c. Undoubtedly, the fastest single GPU card ever made. Great at ultra high resolution and with multiple monitors, but go for something else if you're running 1920 x 1080 or less.

Quiet, expensive, runs relatively cool

I like the way you can control the light on the outside of the card.

Worth evry dollar

I was finally able to get the scratch to buy 2 of these great cards and run them in SLI, there isn't a game made that I can't turn all the settings to Ultra and play with no performance issues. These cards are a little spendy but worth it.

Doesn't really justify the price tag.

Low power consumption is probably the biggest advantage of this card and then the ability to SLI into a monster. Other than that, this should be a $700 card in terms of value compared to other high end cards. With the updated driver and game update addressing TressFX and framerate issues, Tomb Raider is almost struggling at 15-24FPS maxed out on a 2560x1440 monitor, (single card).

Excellent card, if you have the money

The performance of this single card cannot be beat. I am able to run a surround setup with all settings maxed on just about any game. Farcry 3 looks absolutely stunning. Max Payne 3 looked fantastic. The downside to this card however, is the price. at 1k it is definitely out of range for many. I myself had to sell my old video cards and a laptop to fund this purchase, but boy was it worth it.