I have a dual monitor setup, one to the Mobo, and one to the Vid card. The Mobo one was the one in use. the Vid card one was 'secondary' monitor. At first boot, the secondary monitor didn't wake up. It wasn't till after I got the drivers installed that it came to life.

Fast - But then it better be for the price huh, QUIET! OMG is it quiet, SILENT quiet; Fans don't run until 60 degC; and when they do, still can barely hear them; Simply AMAZING, Current Ambient temp is 26c and the card is 38c - No Fans, I'm not much of a gamer, but the games I do play are ultra...

Mail in Rebate wouldn't work :

I purchased two of these cards to SLI. Personally I would just use one of these cards, it has enough power to run all the games that I have made it run. Two looks cool but that is about it.

Exactly what I wanted to be pushing out some fast HD graphics at speed and so far reliable,has given myself that extra gaming edge I needed

Very fast card. Temps are okay. Plays games at 1440p with good frame rates

Switched from an MSI GTX980. After about 3 weeks of use, I can say the following: + Quiet even under load in gaming mode. + Equivalent power consumption gtx980. + PERFORMANCE, found it hard to imagine that there would be such a difference between one generation. - The price.

The race to produce the best premium graphics card is on. Competitors in said race need to be an Nvidia partner, for the GeForce GTX 1080, released last month, is the head honcho. We've already seen Asus and Inno3D have a go and offer something slightly different to each other.

Beautiful build quality; LEDs work well; Fans turn off at idle; Very; very quiet under load; Software OC mode

Limited OC potential on core

In case you weren't aware, there's a new graphics card king in town – the GTX 1080 – and it's only natural to see Nvidia's board partners get heavily involved. Being top of the food chain always means high pricing in the hardware market, and a lack of competition from AMD means the GTX 1080 is...

Are you having a hard time keeping up with the name changes of your favorite products? If you're not, I surely am and I evaluate products from different manufacturers every day. The funny thing is it's not only one manufacturer that's doing this it's all of them.

Ability to Overclock; Comes with backplate; Low Power Consumption; 180W Gaming TDP; Price Point; Performance; Aesthetically Pleasing Appearance; Low Overall Temperatures; Barely Audible Fan Noise; SLI Capability; RGB LED; Well Thought Out Gaming APP

None at this Time