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Does it support 140mm fans in place of the 120mm provided?

So much heat and power consumption, not to mention bad drivers. Only a fanboy would chose a 290x over a 970.

http://www.fatwallet.com/Newegg-coupons/asus-geforce-gtx-970-4gb-gddr5-video-card-nvidia-pcdd-game/2894641-3/ $288 Overclock it to the max, value wise this deal/card is untouchable.

1440p here I come.

I'd love to own a 980ti, but since many of us don't have $650, how about a 970sli review to give us an idea if saving for a second 970 is worth the money.

I agree. However, I would be willing to pay a small premium over standard for better/quieter cooling.

Prime example. Exactly what I was thinking.

Guess I chose the wrong forum, lots of tough guys around here. Notice how very few new members (less than a year) are here and ask yourselves why. I've seen good forums die of attrition because a handful of hostile members ran off the new members while veteran members age and move on from...

Um, do what exactly? I've made like 5 posts in a month. Perhaps you are confusing curiosity with bias?

^ Hey Mods, I find it very creepy that this guy (Nenu) is searching through my posting history and trolling me in this thread. I finally gave up on TH and decided to give this forum a chance. With weirdos like Nenu bullying, maybe this is not the best place for new users to come?

If you don't like the fact that I don't like it was included, why does it matter? Memory limited at 1440p? I own a 970, what did I say to lead you to that conclusion? AMD was not worthy to be in this comparison. Again, just my opinion.......

^ The 980ti parts were great, just didn't get the inclusion of AMD crossfire. If anything, a 970sli configuration would have made a little more sense but still not apples to apples. Just my opinion, not a big deal.

As relevant as a GTX780 SLI configuration included in a single Fury X review. Years old architecture rebranded, scaling vs non-scaling, dual card driver issues/stuttering, heat/power consumption, case fitment issues, etc. etc. The matter of a similar price alone does not make a logical...

It was a rhetorical question. Little, if anything, was gained by including a crossfire set-up into a current generation nVidia single card review. Silly actually........

Why was an AMD R9 390X CrossFire configuration in this review?

Well, I sure didn't see this review coming. Very nice job, fellas. I wonder how two of these ($1600) would compete with two Titan X's ($2000). The buyer would not only save $400 but would also get two $149 mouses for free.

How about three Fury X's ($1950) vs two Titan X's ($2000)...............