SAPPHIRE Ultimate Radeon HD 6670 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card (100326UL)

Pros: I had an old motherboard with PCI 2.0 and a failed GTS 250. It works like a charm and you don't hear a thing.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I had a Display adapter to DVI, otherwise for 2 monitor support you need to buy it one.

Pros: I have had multiple Sapphire GPUs and I think they are very good quality cards but I bought this card 3-4 months ago and it has some problems that have frustrated me. Here are the good things about this graphics card: its quiet, its affordable, and the graphics ability is fantastic.

Cons: This card has only one problems so far but its a very bad problem. The liquid cooling was a bad idea, it overheats way too quickly.

Pros: This is the first graphics card I had installed myself and this card is good for the money.

Cons: In order to play games that require a lot of graphics and speed i would recommend doing a crossfire with the same card like I did in order to max out the speed.

Pros: Great Video Card can run Battlefield on High settings. Great price for the quality

Cons: For some reason would not fit in my NZXT 410 Phantom case until I took the metal shield off of it.

Pros: Very silent. The following notes are for dev/testing and educational purposes.

Booted os x 86 in 10.8 after adjusting some flags.
Use GraphicsEnabler=Yes for the first boot.

I'm using 1280x1024x32 resolution without issues. I bought this because it had better power/dollar than every card in its price range. It replaced a silent asus 8600gt 256mb card that died. It's the first time I'm using an amd chip set. No issues so far.

Ableton was crashing until I used:

GraphicsEnabler=Yes
AtiConfig=Pithecia
AtiPorts=3

Write these strings into your boot.plist and you'll be fine. I recommend this card. Look for reviews of this card on gpuboss[dot]com even though they display its fan-based counterpart.

Cons: The cheaper the better, as always.

Pros: -Cheap
-Amazing performance (for the price)
-Quiet (duh there is no fan)
-Stays fairly cool considering that there isn't a fan

Cons: -Its big (you might want to pick up some power cable extenders just in case)

Other Thoughts: A card well worth the money, expessialy if you are on a budget

Pros: Games can be played on high settings with no lag at all.

Cons: Card was kinda big....had to re-route my pwr 2 cable to accommodate it. Barely had enough length to get it done.

Other Thoughts: I built a new computer several months ago but since I couldn't afford a graphics card right away I just used the on board one. I could play Minecraft fine with avg settings but Sim City 4 was impossible to play. I got the card today, installed it and it now runs both games like a champ. Well worth the money!

Pros: Intalled recently to replace a dead Radeon HD2400 in a Dell XPS420 with a 375 watt psu. It functions perfectly with my underpowered psu, despite the claimed 400 watt requirement. It's very quiet and worked with few hiccups and eclipses the HD2400 by a wide margin, though it's hardly the most impressive gpu out there. I had to reconfigure some video codecs for some reason, but all is well after a little digging. 10/10 for what it is.

Cons: Don't be fooled by the picture of Dirt 3 in the gallery; it's not included.

Pros: This card works very well for what I need it for. It works as stated and then some. I'm not a gamer so I can't respond about it's game worthiness. But for video and photo work it's a great card. It's also silent. It's the perfect video card for what I use it for.

Cons: The dvi to vga converter plug was DOA. Not worth an egg, but highly inconvenient (long story).

Other Thoughts: Good video card.

Pros: Price - You get a lot of bang for your buck. Outputs - Lots of options with 3 ports. Very stable - Ran GW2 on max settings without a single hangup. Low Power consumption - with passive cooling no need for added power (and it's oh so quiet). Got a better performance score on AMD overdrive than my xfx 7770 OC, but i think the card is bad. Not a bad looking card either.

Cons: The heatsink and fins are bulky. I bought this card for a micro-atx LAN build and I had to remove the heatsink and go for an aftermarket cooler. Because of the short profile of the card the GPU and memory heatsinks are very close making a lot of coolers not an option.

Other Thoughts: My Rig:
Antec 900; Asus mobo, AMD Phenom II black 3.0 x4 - Corsair liquid cooler; 8gb RAM (4x2gb); OCZ 240gb SSD (os & drivers) & 500gb 7200rpm hdd 3rd party software, xfx 7770 oc 1095mhz - but i am going back to 6670 as the 7770 keeps crashing.