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Question: I know that a Borderlands: the Pre Sequel key comes with this, but I don't know where to find it.
Document: The temperatures on this card is amazing! Running idle at 31C and at full load 59C which really impressed me and confirmed that the ACX cooler really works well. When it comes to gaming there isn't anything that this card can't crush. Also I received Watch_Dogs with the card and can't complain about that.
This was definitely a product I had been waiting for when I was looking to upgrade my 680. I didn't have the budget for a Titan, but I needed that large memory for 3D applications. I've already seen improvements, nothing outrageously impressive, but framerates have been more stable, and the EVGA dashboard that comes with it is very nice.It's a shame that this didn't qualify for the Watch_Dogs promotion, in the midst of literally every new GTX getting a free copy.
The 2nd card came in a plain black cardboard box with the word "EVGA" on it. Possibly a refurb.. I don't know. Regardless, they don't work in SLI. The system does the same crap. Hard reboots itself. Even the new drivers released on 5/26/2014 make no difference. The only possibility at this point is the VGA BIOS is incompatible with my motherboard BIOS. I have eliminated every other possible system fault. All other dual GPU configs work but these specific cards.
I would disregard the con from my review and I am giving the product 5 stars even with the original 780 I got with the faulty fan, every company has a lemon slip through the cracks and it is how they make it right that is important to me.
This is pathetic. I removed 1 star for EVGA's inability to provide a working solution, and failure to actually test the cards as I was promised. **Final Update 5/28/2014**Well folks, it is in fact a power issue.
Using different PCie slots and installing card two other gaming builds. The second cards problems still persist.I would also like to state that I was properly ground and I could consider myself knowledgeable about tech.
I have swapped out for 3 different power supplies (all of which are more than capable of running 2 780's), 2 SLI bridges, tried various cables, put each card individually in various slots on my motherboard (supports up to 4x PCI Express cards). All results are consistent.
I even tested those 7970's in Crossfire last week to ensure the supply could handle a multi-GPU setup of similar power needs, and it ran fine. All that said, tonight when I got the replacement cards and had the same issues, I decided to once again daisy chain my 650w PSU in with my 1000w.
**Update 5/21/2014**Heard back from EVGA (guy I mentioned on 5/18). He stated that he doesn't think that the small voltage variance between the cards causes the issue, and that typically the driver should be able to deal with that. He stated he thinks it's "possible" that the GPU BIOS doesn't play well with my Motherboard BIOS.
Evga has great customer service, I can't I had the same luck from Asus or MSIUpdate 7/18/2014Talked to Chris a manager at EVGA, he sent me an advanced RMA with expedited shipping along with an EVGA care package as a nice gesture. I was told that the card was tested by one of their techs and valley was run.
Answer: When you order the graphic card from Amazon they will send you a email with the activation code and instructions about how to activate and download the game