SAPPHIRE 100162L Radeon X1300XT 256MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 CrossFireX Support CrossFire Video Card

Pros: Excellent video, easy installation, decent price. Neweg service was very good. Ordered and received items when expected.

Cons: None yet

Pros: Does everything that the person I was putting the pc together for needed it to do.

Cons: None

Pros: Nice card and good price

Cons: none

Pros: Has great graphics on every game I've thrown at it.

-FEAR
-DOD:S
-Company of Heroes
-Need for Speed: Most Wanted
-Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfare

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: This is as good as it gets for a card that's under $100. Excellent deal and potential!

Pros: As mentioned below, this is basically an X1600 Pro. The core overclocks nicely from 500mhz stock to above 600mhz w/out grossly excessive heat. The memory is less amenable; expect about a 10% OC.
I'm still playing with my settings, but it's not hard to get a 3DMark03 score around the mid 8000s, and 3DMark05 just shy of 5000, without pushing the card to its limits.

Cons: This card technically has 12 pixel pipelines, but it's designed more like a turbocharged 4pp card. It runs a little warm.

Other Thoughts: Don't expect miracles in this price range. I don't play many FPS, but this card runs Dreamfall: The Longest Journey at a steady 45 fps on highest settings. Works great on Sims 2, also.

Pros: Quick, stable, works, no issues yet, has crossfire! Not that I would crossfire two of these but it leaves the option open.

Cons: You can't run the s-video out when you are using the dvi output... :-/
Don't know if thats normal, but ohh well. Doesn't really affect me.

Other than that it runs a little hot with the stock cooler... I have really good air flow in my case, and it did start to artifact on me a bit and hit about 80c after 4 hours of CS:Source at close to max settings. No big deal knocked them down a bit took the heat sink off and put some Artic silver 5 on it, put it back on, stays below about 70 now after that and atitool fan settings.

Other Thoughts: Like the card for the price, runs great, don't regret buying it. Give it some room to breath, and give it a fan to help keep it cool if you push video hard. Stock cooling just doesn't quite cut it at least for me.

Pros: Good card, has cross-fire certification, great price for what you get. this was my upgrade from my ATI 9250, so needless to say I am impressed at what i got for such an inexpensive card. gonna get a second one and cross-fire them, cheaper than getting the X1800 with about the same prospected performance.

Cons: still a little slow for my routine, running it on an ECS Extreme Crossfire board with 1 gig corsair X2 gaming RAM and an AMD 3800+ dual core CPU, and i can still manage to bog down the GPU, hence me getting the second one.

Other Thoughts: the guy who said that it doesn't work with windows XP is insane, i run everything through either XP or Linux, and it has no problem either way. sorry dude, apparently you cant install drivers correctly.

Pros: Speed:Price ratio. This is the best card you can get at this price. HUGE increase in frame-rates for all my games. Runs COD2 on high settings. Great performance overall.

Cons: None

Pros: Great price, finally able to play oblivion(on high settings too!). ordered the card with the cheapest shipping method and rush processing, recived it 27 hours later! Great Card, Great Price, Speedy Shipping, Neweggs great as always!

Cons: None at all!

Other Thoughts: huge upgrade from my radeon 9200

Pros: Works with 32bit xp windows.

Cons: Does not work with 64bit XP windows. All available Catalyst drivers lock up the system and it was used in x-fire certified mobo(ecs PX1). Popped in 7600gs and problem solved.

Other Thoughts: It has been four years since 64 bit os is out and they still can't seem to get it right. :(