EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB SC GAMING, Silent Cooling Graphics Card 06G-P4-4992-KR

The product was delivered ultra fast , only 7-8 days US to Greece , with relatively cheap shipping costs! Now , as for the product itself whats more there is to say rather that its one of the best graphics cards to date , miles ahead of the newly introduced Fury X. Great work Nvidia . once again. UPDATED ON USAGE : 20 days of extensive usage just proved the 'best card on the market" statement. 4K Gaming only , on a i75820k cpu with 16gb ram and on highest setrtings available ( Just anything that has to do with AA is disabled - you dont need it in 4k after all ). FPS varies on game and driver but never drops bellow 30-33 in most cases. On average i could say that the FPS are about 37-40 with highs on the 48-53 range and lows on 30-32 and in extreme cases on 28-29 ( varies on the display driver though ). The Display Driver i currently use is not 353.30 but the 353.38 (i had some crushes with 353.30 ). OS is Win8.1 64 , i havent updated yet to Win10 , i think i might give is some time yet. GPU Overclocking is done by the MSI Afterburner , +130 to both core and memory. Works well. ( On +180 there were some crushes in 353.30 ) Lets move to some gaming performance. GTAV : All Maxed Out , 4k , No AA. Average FPS:39-41 Low:31 High: 54 The Witcher 3: All Maxed Out , 4k , No AA. Nvidia Hairworks OFF, AO SSAO Average 38-40 Low:28 High:50 Bottom Line, This card CAN do 4k gaming a playable reality , no need to get a 2560*1440 monitor if you are afraid of any performance issues. Just combine this with a 4K Monitor and IF you are not satisfied lower the res to 2560*1440 ( there is a tremendous performance leap this way almost constant 60fps on a ASUS PB287Q monitor (no gsync , max refresh rate 60hz ) . Hope this helps guys. :) Go For It.

Some of these resellers are crazy. Charging 800+ for this graphics card?! If you're willing to spend anything over the MSRP for these cards do yourself a favor, go to nvidia.com and buy the Titan x. These cards by evga go for 650-680 right now. That's not including the hybrid, classified, hydro chopper, or kingpin, which at the time I'm writing this aren't listed or available. Don't pay anything over the listed prices on evga.com. Check nowinstock.net and check the evga website. These cards are being restocked continuously. Or, wait a few more weeks and these cards will be easier to get without over paying. I bought two reference cards, good solid cards running in sli. I'm not a big fan of the gold accents on the acx 2.0 cards so unless I'm hitting some real issues with cooling I think I'll keep the reference models. So far I have been only running at 1080p and these cards are overkill for that. But, I'm planning to upgrade in my display in a few months. If you plan to play at 4k these cards are a great value for the performance you'll get, check out a few benchmarks online. They perform almost as well as the Titan x and for a lot cheaper. Overall I'm happy with my purchase and can't wait to see what else I can throw at these.

Card is a beast. Runs everything I throw at it. I got a huge extra 3 frames in Arma 3#worth

I had just built my first gaming PC a few days ago, I decided to go with this beast of a gpu, i7 4790k, and 16gb of ram. This 980 ti is an absolute monster, I'm so glad that I picked it for my build. So far Iv'e tried it with these games (completely maxed out on my 1080p 144hz monitor). Killing Floor 2, I averaged 150+ FPS, with the new Nvidia FleX setting enabled with just gore enabled I never went under 100 FPS even when things got crazy. And it never dipped below 80fps with gibs+liquid when things got crazy. Keep in mind that FleX is like a new PhysX and Killing Floor 2 is the first game to use it (plus Killing Floor 2 is in early access at the moment) FleX is not fully optimized yet but still runs completely smooth on this card. Payday 2, well that game is just easy to run on any PC, I ran it maxed out on my crappy laptop before I built my rig so nothing really to say about that besides it runs flawlessly. And I tried out Hatred, which is a very poorly optimized game that even the Devs tell people not to play on Max settings for the best experience at the moment. It's running on the new Unreal 4 engine, and I wanted to see how my card handled it. Completely maxed out I averaged 80-100 fps, when things got absolutely crazy like bodies everywhere, buildings on fire and blowing up, hail of bullets flying everywhere I'd dip to 45-50 fps. Still smooth, playable, and like I said that game is very poorly optimized. I have Battlefield 4 downloading at the moment, maybe I'll update my post and let you guys know how that runs, but before I bought all my hardware to build my PC I looked on YouTube for benchmarks and BF4 seemed to average 150 fps maxed out with this gpu. I personally recommend this card to anyone looking for a card that will run their games now and for a long time on Ultra with high fps and has the money to do so.

Its glorious. I upgraded from an Strix 970, I had to also upgrade my PSU. It over clocks nicely, but you have to also setup the fan speed to cool it better. Im using GPU Tweak and it works very well. I use it on an ultra wide 2560x1080 display and it runs any game like a dream. At very high settings at which my 970 got 40 fps, with dips to 30, my Ti runs at 70 fps with dips to 60. Pros: Single card with huge speed. Lots of overclocking potential. Nvidia drivers on game launch days. Looks sexy and sleek, also smaller than my Strix. Cons: Noisier to keep cool when overclocked. No backplate, seriously EVGA... for the price of the SC version it should have one. But not very important to me since I think it looks cooler and it sits vertically on my Mini Itx case.

Having extreme overheating issues, I have a 850 watt powersupply and plenty of fans but when I play BF4 on Ultra it gets over 84 C and I have to shut down the program. Did I get a lemon?

Editing review. My problems were caused by insufficient power. I had a cheap 650 watt power supply (which according to specifications should have been enough, I guess that's how cheap it really was), then I upgraded to a decent 750 watt and haven't had any problems since. I'm leaving the old review below. Freezes to a black screen during game play of Fallout 4, Killing Floor 2 and other titles. Tried uninstalling drivers, reinstalling drivers. Went back to my gtx 770 and everything played fine. After searching online, it looks like this is a common problem and there isn't a known fix. Since I missed the return window by 2 days, i guess this is now a $700 paper weight unless Nvidia can fix this with a driver update.

Great card but no back plate and wish I went with the acx cooler or hybrid.

5 étoiles, excellente carte, fonctionne très bien pour tous les jeux en particulier pour Batman Arkham Knight PC qui a donné du fil à retordre à plusieurs depuis sa sortie, j'avais une GTX 780 avant mais le changement pour la GTX 980 Ti vaux vraiment la peine même si pas mal plus cher on en a pour notre argent, parlez en à mon fils qui l'apprécie particulièrement !!!