Alright, well Card 2 in Slot 1 is going strong all by itself for 3 days, no crashes. So that tells me which card is the problem. I will setup an RMA now. Hopefully they have the card I need. If not and they do have to upgrade me to 680's hopefully its the classified version, as that's all I ever buy. Well, the last 2 upgrades have been classified. I guess we will see what happens.

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Alright, well Card 2 in Slot 1 is going strong all by itself for 3 days, no crashes. So that tells me which card is the problem. I will setup an RMA now. Hopefully they have the card I need. If not and they do have to upgrade me to 680's hopefully its the classified version, as that's all I ever buy. Well, the last 2 upgrades have been classified. I guess we will see what happens.

I love GK110 so much because I wait him after Ivy Bridge show up, my plan was to upgrade in same time and because that's successor of GF110 (GTX580). I think, maybe I'm not right but I think NVIDIA lose little of smoothness and stability implementing this boost technology. Everything is much complicate know, drivers are complicate, cards work under I don't know how many different modes and combination with clock/voltage I saw at least 10-12 depend of usage. NVIDIA reduce temperature and power consumption pretty but... I don't say they are similar as AMD, because Radeon really looks me as handicapped without PhysX, G-Sync, DSR,.. and now they make some special environment for their chips near DirectX... maybe I'm wrong but instability is much often and all problems with manufacturers about power limitation and voltage limitation on custom models... it's not as before simply...
Classified cards are best because higher clock and for me is success if card work 3 years and on default setting.
 

For me overclocked cards mean lot.
I mean reference cards can give me even 10 fps less sometimes than fabric overclocked.
From other side that's satisfaction as someone want to overclock and look in numbers 20-30 times per day I love to know that my card is NVIDIA chip only faster then reference.