Please help me understand as I dont know which I should order. Is the FTW3 really actually worth it? I dont overclock my cards ever. Pls dumb it down for me when explaining, as I'm still a bit new to PC gaming. 
 
Also, will 1 of these cards be better then my 2 Titan X's in SLI (Maxwell)?

Sajin
Look at this webpage to see the differences. Differences between the cards can been seen at the bottom of the page.

Page says FTW3 has 2x BIOSes, wut? What does that even mean? 🤔

Ab1987

jrb0031

Sajin
Look at  webpage to see the differences. Differences between the cards can been seen at the bottom of the page.

Page says FTW3 has 2x BIOSes, wut? What does that even mean? 🤔

 
if you don't know then you probally won't ever use it lmao

If anyone else is curious, and isn't interested in the snarky response above, I found this:

One you can tweak so you can create a stable overclock with and another as a default so if you mess up the tweaked one, you can revert to the default bios and then fix stuff from there. If you plan on doing overclocking its worth it, but if not than I would say skip it.

From this:

http://www.tomshardware.c...ose-dual-bios-gpu.html

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Ftw 3 is larger and has more fans
Ftw 3 has 2 bios- default is 120% max power limit 2nd is 130% max power limit
the FTW series runs much quieter and cooler than the standard size cards due to the larger fans and heatsink. The extra phases in the ftw help spread the heat load as well.

jrb0031

Sajin
Look at this webpage to see the differences. Differences between the cards can been seen at the bottom of the page.

Page says FTW3 has 2x BIOSes, wut? What does that even mean? 🤔

http://www.evga.com/articles/00767/

Slim415
 
Also, will 1 of these cards be better then my 2 Titan X's in SLI (Maxwell)?

A Titan X SLI will likely out perform a single GTX 1080 Ti, except in benchmarks, games or applications that have poor or no SLI support. That said the single 1080 Ti get close in some titles and would have better more consistent frame-times.