PNY VCGGTX650T1XPB GeForce GTX 650 Ti 1GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 Video Card PNY VCGGTX650T1XPB GeForce GTX 650 Ti 1GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 Video Card

Pros: -Solid construction
-Quiet when doing non-intensive tasks
-1 GB model can run BF4 (on low video settings)
-Powered through 2 hours of solid BF4 without an issue.

Cons: -Very loud when gaming.
-Blocked one of my slots so I had to remove my wireless card.

Other Thoughts: Bought this card to hold me over until I build a new computer 6 months to a year from now. I bought BF4 and couldn't play it with my older card, so I went for this. I threw it into my Dell Studio desktop that's 3-4 years old, and it runs great!

Pros: This card runs games very smoothly. This card can run BattleField 4 on high settings and not have any sort of lagg! It never heats up my computer or makes it randomly shutdown. I did get a 440 watt power supply with it due to my computer never getting customized!!

Cons: I really have no had any trouble with this card, installation was very fast and downloading the driver tools seconds to minutes.

Other Thoughts: I recommend this to anyone who has a low end computer and wants to play very smooth and high quality games likes bf4, arma 3, cod ghost, etc.

Pros: Good performance for the money.

Cons: Doesn't support Windows 8 SecureBoot. (Unlike other Mfr's) PNY will not update firmware to support this. The support tech I spoke with literally said that I had bought a more expensive card, they might consider updating the firmware to fix this issue, but in my case, it would never happen. Their support website for this (and other products) is totally worthless.

Other Thoughts: Overall, it's a good card, it's just disappointing to hear that PNY doesn't care enough about their products/customers to provide the same level of support that other video card manufacturers do.

Pros: Used this card for a custom gaming rig I sold to a friend. Tested all kinds of games on high settings. Dota 2, TF2, Battlefield 3. All ran good.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I'm more of an EVGA fan, but this card delivered.

Pros: This card WILL do 3 monitors by itself. I can play most if not all my games on high->ultra settings. This really wasn't a bad card for the price (~$120). Its small and would fit pretty nicely in almost any case. Only requires 1 PCI-E power plug.

Cons: This card seems to have a slight overheating problem. After a while of gaming on high->ultra settings, I sometimes get artifacts. Not little random ones here or there, my whole game freaks out. You can't see anything. The terrain is completely messed up. When playing FPS your gun goes invisible or graphics shoot out of it in all directions. The reported Temp actually isn't that high, but the card is obviously freaking out and having problems. Sometimes I can game for hours and not have a problem, sometimes I have nothing but problems. Also, both Newegg and PNY did NOTHING to help me. See Below.

Other Thoughts: I tried to RMA with Newegg within the 30 day time period, but because I didn't save the original box it was in when shipped (and therefor didn't have the UPC label/code) they refused my RMA. Then I tried to warranty it with PNY. They said they tested it for 40 hours on two machines and couldn't find a problem. They sent it back to me as is. This is after I provided proof with pictures of the artifacting. I'm just going to cut my losses at this point. Upgrade to a better EVGA when I can. NEVER GOING TO BUY PNY AGAIN!!!
-1 Egg for having artifact problems in the first place
-1 Egg for Newegg not accepting it because of UPC missing
-1 Egg for PNY not doing anything at all to help
I'm keeping 2 eggs on because it does to 3 monitors, and sometimes it works well enough to do what I want. It will get me buy till I can afford a much better card.

Pros: Performance is fantastic for the price. Getting 230 FPS average on CS GO with visual settings maxed out and 1440x900 resolution.

Card is relatively small, but that's a good thing!

Cons: Not a con necessarily, but something to be aware of is the clock speeds during game play. I can't say for sure this was a problem specific to the driver or CS GO, but this is my experience.

The game would occasionally drop FPS from ~200 FPS to ~25. This was very intermittent so I brushed it off at first. After a while I decided to install GPUZ so I could monitor clock speeds, temps, etc.

To my surprise I discovered that the GPU and Memory clocks were dropping during game play to the minimum speeds (power saving). This certainly explained why I was seeing the random FPS drops.

I was able to easily fix this problem by going into Nvidia control panel and changing the mode from "Adaptive" to "Performance". Now, anytime the game is loaded, whether I'm playing actively or not, the GPU and memory clocks are 100%, and I've yet to see the problem pop back up.

Again, this is more specific to Nvidia drivers and/or CS GO and not necessarily the card itself. Others have had the same problem with different Nvidia cards.

Pros: This is an excellent card - especially considering its power requirements, size, and cost.

It runs on relatively little power compared to many GPUs of today. You only need to use one pci plug too (or you can use the molex adapter but see below).

It's cheap and the price to performance ration on this sucker is nice.

It plays all my games very well. I can go between high-ultra on any game I've thrown at it so far. If I put it up to ultra, AA, antsio, etc. and go to busier sections of a game, it will start to bog down.

Easy to install. Drivers were easy - my heavens! Coming from a Radeon card, people weren't kidding about the drivers. They work, they update a lot better. I don't have to play hide and seek on which one works best. I don't have to flash new bios. Plus, the computer seems to be more stable.

It's very small. I love this and this was about the best small card I could find, without also getting a loan. I have a flex-atx board (between micro-atx and itx boards). It doesn't block any ports and run into the HDD bays or anything like that.

Cons: My only con and I'm not knocking an egg off for, but I should warn you is this card freaked out on the molex adapter. I have a modular power supply and didn't want to plug in the PCI cables if I didn't have to. I already had the molex there for fans. Well, I tried restarting one day - computer freaked. It wouldn't show any video, it would halfway boot, etc.

I since pulled it from the molex plug, put it on the pci power rail, and rearranged my case's wiring so it looks better now than ever. Also, no issues now with the card.

Other Thoughts: Outside of my power issue, it works well. I love it and it's very compact. Also, some other reviews have noted it's very muted - which I find great. I think PNY is on it somewhere, but you don't see any junk on this card. It goes well in an otherwise muted case (Lots of black fans, noctua fans, no LED junk).

Last thought - I've seen people mention SLI not existing on this card as if it's a con. This card clearly states from the outset that it doesn't do SLI. It isn't lying to you or anything... so get over it.

Pros: Great deal. Shipped quickly. Came with necessary PSU pin connectors, and HDMI adapters, as it is equipped with an HDMI mini-port rather than standard size. It performs fairly well, and is fairly quiet. Creates a little heat, but not much. I haven't attempted an overclock. Overall, I'm satisfied with my purchase. However......

Cons: Initially I couldn't even get this card to work. It wouldn't even turn on my display. So, I put my old card back in, disabled safe mode, and booted up with legacy mode enabled. It worked. All this because, I have Windows 8. If only I had payed attention to the specs?? Anyway, had I known that I would have to go through all that, I wouldn't have purchased this card. So, now when I need to perform certain diagnostics, and troubleshooting configurations, I will have extra work to do. This is why I took an egg

Other Thoughts: This is a great card for those who have Windows 7

Pros: -One of if not the best GPU at this price point, especially if you get it on sale.
-Runs most titles at high to max settings at 1080p resolution.
-Runs very cool. No need for extra cooling solutions in your case.
-Very quiet. Most times I don't even notice it's in there.
-Low power consumption.
-Easy installation.
-Super small. t's just under 6" long so you can put it in pretty much any setup
-Lifetime warranty from PNY if you register it.
-Multiple display support.

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: Paired this up with a Cooler Master GX 450 PSU in a budget Lenovo h430 so I could have at least a respectable gaming experience and it blew away my expectations. Installation was a breeze aside from having to tinker with the UEFI BIOS to get the display up. But that's a Windows 8 issue.

Pros: it plays most games on high when it works.

Cons: it doesn't work half of the time... it over heats and runs crapper then i my old gt 440.

Other Thoughts: my i first put it on my computer it was running fine. then a day later it stated acting up a llitle, and now it can hardly run games with stable fps