@Coseniath: Looks like a good review. They see temps sitting around 66-68c like I do. Very quite with a few fan pauses now and then... Literally like less then 1.5 second (still quite). Watts seem to be on par with what my UPS is displaying.

So, I ran it at low settings at 1440 with AA off and tess off. over 300 FPS in the first 2 scenes. I stopped it after that.

It's a GPU bottleneck.

@BassMan: I believe (I could be wrong)... That display port 1.2 at 1440 res is limited to a max of 144 Hz.

@BassMan: I found the problem with the res. Nvidia driver profiles are broken. So I reset it back to default and then used global settings to set things.

1440 @ your settings.

Also made G sync disabled too since that is also broken in the profile.

Here is my 1080 res score with 8x AA.

@BassMan: If you want to run 1080 and compare with me we can :) Since that is my native res.

@BassMan: Just to give you a comparison.

My Zotac at stock...

My card only gets 66-68C... But mostly is 66C. Stock fan speed. Max boost at stock is 1430 MHz and RAM clock at stock is 7220 MHz.

This is also with sound on.

Using DSR... So the Resolution is bugged on the results. Also says my 980 Ti has only 4GB of VRAM... LOL.

I personally look for any case that has 120mm or bigger fan options for the rear, top and front.

I don't use side fans since they tend to disrupt air flow in the case. Also bottom mounted fans are a no, no... Since that's where all the dirt likes to hide.

Removable filters for the front is always a must.

@BassMan: Awesome, glad you're liking it. Hope you find a good clock.

@Sa1nT_Ch3wy: There is a way to look at your install key. I haven't done it in a long time.

http://pcsupport.about.com/od/productkeysactivation/ht/windows-7-key.htm

Just make sure it matches. If not use the one from the windows OS.

Also deactivate your windows 10 reservation before you swap out the drive and reinstall the OS.