@Imperiacommando I'm building my first gaming PC the waiting rule doesn't apply to me. When the new nvidia cards come out I'll just grab another Titan and SLI. I have no problem with Titan, it has the lowest frame latency out of all gaming graphics cards. That's just as important as frames per second but PC gamers don't seem to get that.

@BoltNinety I run it very low on my i5/GT540M laptop in 768p res. and it still looks stunning.

@Imperiacommando @aoneptune But I already have the titan... the 690 isn't a good card in my eyes. Its just two mid-range 680s duct taped together, it has mirrored 2GB ram, which means its only 2GB of usable ram. It has twice as higher latency as the titan which means each 'frame per second' is much less smooth than the titan's. The Titan .... it's only 10fps less than the 690 in most games and if you overclock the Titan it will be 5 fps less. the 690 is not futureproof even two 690s is not future proof it can only use 2GB in games regardless of how many 690s you get. I plan on playing my games in 2560 x 1440 and I need at-least 3GB for it to work out like I want it. The Titan offers 6GB the more the better right? XD

I myself have a GTX Titan~ I haven't used it yet I'm building my gaming rig tomorrow so this is good to hear thank you gamespot for the awesome post!

Believe it or not its actually still too early to announce next-gen consoles.