SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 6670 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Low Profile Video Card (100326LP )

Pros: this is a decent card from my experience

Cons: i just bought a new computer case because i just noticed that my video card hits 105c when gaming with my last tower and for some reason when i got my new tower which has a lot more air flow and more fans my video card still gets that hot and idk y.maybe i got a bad one who knows maybe its time to update it. ive only had it a lil more than a year :(

Pros: Very Quiet
Very Cool
Not too expensive
Tribes Ascend 50-70fps on, high Far Cry 3 20-40 fps on medium depending on MSAA
Very reliable
Xfire capable despite description (going by the box)

Cons: Doesn't run modern games very well on high settings
a bit more expensive than non-low profile cards (to be expected)

Other Thoughts: Phenom II X4 B55 (unlocked X2 555 Black Edition)
Asus motherboard
850W PSU
Corsair Soprano case
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Cooler Master V8 processor cooler, Cooler Master case fan
WD Caviar Blue 500GB HDD

Owned for about 10 months, never had a single glitch or issue with the card. It is quiet and cool and very reliable, my only qualm is that modern games aren't handled as well as I'd like. I'm thinking of upgrading to a 7870 soon, as the Never Settle deal is very attractive to me. I've played Tribes Ascend mostly at current but also Far Cry 3, and I used the card for everything from Half Life 2 to Deus Ex HR to Dirt 3 (which it came with at the time) and even about a hundred hours of Skyrim through which it handled well on medium. Post processing or MSAA seems to be the main challenge to this card. I PassMark tested my rig recently and confirmed it just doesn't stand up to the more recent series in power, but in performance I'd say it should last you a year or more. I'd consider Xfireing these if it didn't seem like a better deal to just get a much newer one in one swoop.
I hope this review helps.

Pros: Fit snuggly into my old HP Compaq dc7600.
Runs super quiet and stays cool after hours of gaming.
Runs most games before 2005-07 at max to ultra settings. Recent games will run but on mid to low settings. Played Far Cry 3 on Mid settings - was pleasantly surprised that it looks good.

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: HDMI audio works great. Overall an excellent card for its price.

Pros: Low profile
No need for additional power connection
Works with dual graphics.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Revved up my A10-5800k with this little gem now I can crank up the video settings to high. Windows 7 doesn't see graphics improvment using dual graphics, but it is very noticeable in game.

Pros: Low profile and with power, got it just for my media PC but just for the hell of it I overclock it and ran HAWKEN and other games in medium and some setting in High. super quiet and run super cool even when gaming it ran at 70C which is normal. I recomend this if you have a optiplex 755 or similiar.

Cons: None so far, would like to see it come with some adaptes.

Pros: Small form factor is excellent. For the money, this is a reasonably quick video card for moderate gaming.

Cons: The fans are noisy.

Pros: Runs all old games on Ultra/Max settings, most (~90%) newer games on the same settings, as well. Card is a performer for the price. Single-slot cooling and low power draw are pluses. I am currently running this in an Optiplex 745 Mini-Tower with a 500W power supply and Q6600 (C2Q) processor. Card runs VERY cool with 2 large case fans (120mm). Temps are 27-30 Celsius in idle; haven't breached 47 Celsius on full-load. No power issues or blue screens. Would definitely purchase again.

Cons: None whatsoever.

Other Thoughts: Good mid-level card, especially given the price. Can't do much better.

Pros: I've owned this card for about 9 months now, I upgraded from my old gpu (radeon 5450) that came with my Inspiron 580 and ever since I bought this card my computer was able to handle most of the games that I've played without many problems. Some of these games include Battlefield 3, Diablo 3, World of Warcraft and PlanetSide 2. The only game that I've had performance issues with was PlanetSide 2, my fps sometimes would drop to 20-25 in certain areas.

Cons: The only major flaw with this card is that it produces a lot of heat and if you plan on buying this card then be sure you have proper cooling in your computer, this card is running at 100-110C while playing certain games like PlanetSide 2 and Diablo 3 at high settings. Seeing as the card gets so hot my PC will sometimes shut itself off. I'm currently in the process of buying a Vantec Spectrum Fan Card to help cool the card.

Other Thoughts: To those wondering I currently am using http://www.dell.com/us/p/inspiron-580/pd which only has one rather weak exhaust fan.

Pros: The card fits very nicely in a SFF (Small Form Factor) Dell Optiplex 780, and does very well being powered by a 235W PSU. This card is a MAJOR upgrade from a Radeon HD4650, and allows me to play Black Ops2 on Medium settings using 1280x1024 resolution on a bottle-necking Intel E5300 @ 2.60 Ghz. The card is also EXTREMELY quiet, and my computer no longer sounds like a jet. VERY pleased with this card.

Cons: None really... cooling could be a tad bit better. It gets to 75°C when overclocking the GPU Clock to 900 MHz and the Memory Clock to 1150 MHz using Catalyst Control Center. However, there is not a WHOLE lot of room for airflow in the small case of the Optiplex 780 SFF, so this could play a major role in these temps.

Pros: Attractive price point. Got mine for $92 with a $15 rebate card that arrived about a month after I submitted it.

Plays older/simple games with ease and can power through some newer titles on lower settings even.

Path of Exile plays in 1080p on Max with zero lag or stuttering. I average 60fps in League of Legends (1080p, maxed), and got average of 35fps in ARMA2/Day-Z when I played it (1080p, mid).
I got Metro 2033 for free in a promo a couple months ago, and I'm very impressed that it's playable with low-mid settings (gets ~30fps in 1080p). Mind you it has a bit of lag, especially in a firefight, but if you're on a tight budget, good enough right?

Installation was easy. It's not too large that it covers my SATA ports or anything. The thing runs cold as ice and extremely quiet.

Power consumption is low, which may be a factor for budget builders or people constrained by a low-output PSU.

Backed by the Sapphire brand. Quality stuff!

Cons: AMD drivers are a bit of a pain, especially if you're trying to Crossfire with an APU. Otherwise, none.

Other Thoughts: I got this card because when I built my desktop I didn't build it with anything more than casual gaming in mind. However, I ended up getting sucked in to PC gaming and pushed the limits of this card with some games and came away thoroughly impressed. If you're a casual/budget gamer who wants to play some of the less-demanding titles while keeping electric bills low and your wallet fatter, go for this card. It's dirt cheap and performs great for an "entry" card. It would also be fantastic in an HTPC or a kid's PC.

System Specs:
A8-3850 @ 2.9Ghz & stock cooler
ASRock A75 EXTREME6 Mobo
12GB Crucial Ballistix DDR3 1333 OC'd to 1600
Sapphire Radeon HD6670 1GB
Rosewill Green Series 630W PSU
Kingston HyperX 120GB SSD (OS)
WD Blue 500GB 7200RPM 6.0Gbps (files)
Seagate Barracuda 250GB 7200RPM 6.0Gbps (backup)
Rosewill FUTURE ATX Case w/ 7 x 120mm fans