ASUS EAH4770/HTDI/512MD5 Radeon HD 4770 512MB 128-bit DDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: Crossfire is ridiculous on these cards. I made the mistake of buying only one at a time. One is sufficient if you are replacing an older card but consider buying 2 if you want to spank a $300 GTX 280! Power consumption is low due to the new 40nm gpu process.

Cons: It was difficult but I had to knock a star for the price this long in its life cycle. The 4850, which I own and is faster, is $99! Also, one can find a 4870 for $129! It is slower than my 4850 on its own but more than makes up for it in Crossfire (2 cards linked on the motherboard).

Other Thoughts: For a single card, consider a 4850 or 4870 at these excellent prices. If you want the performance of a GTX 285 or better for $210, get two of these cards!

Pros: This card is way better than the old 1950 pro it replaced, at the same power requirement. Installed in old gateway with E6300 conroe that wouldn't even load farcry before. Due to system bottleneck this card is pretty much stuck at 840 core and 950 memory overclock but it does run on the old 350 watt power supply. Goes into slow motion (but doesn't lock up)when a lot of people are shooting at you, but that is again the 1.86 Conroe on the Love Valley P motherboard with 2 gigs of ddr2 4200 and I am running 1920x1080 to a 24" Viewsonic 2ms monitor. Games that did run before are 100% better.

Cons: Doesn't make my lame computer run faster... Makes you realize how out of date the rest of your components are.... The asus oc'ing utility is about as helpful as ati overdrive, stick with Riva-tuner. Fully supported drivers now!!!! (never use the cd drivers that come with anything except for initial install on motherboards at most!, as these things are mass produced then sit in warehouses for who knows how long, stop deducting eggs for it....)

Other Thoughts: If you are upgrading or replacing bad video card in an older pc with a low watt p/s then this is a buy now. Upgrading slowly and will have a second one for CFx once I get all the components together.

Pros: When it worked it ran WoW at max settings. That was all I was able to test.

Cons: Day after I received the card my PC would boot, but no signal reached my 22'' LCD monitor. I tried everything to no avail. The card was dead. I Finally RMA'd it back to Newegg on my own dime. The 4770 was out of stock so I couldn't get a replacement. Instead I received a refund. I have sense purchased a comparable Nvidia card which worked without a hitch.

Other Thoughts: I was really excited to own this card, but its quick death and lack of stock caused me to get something else.

Pros: Works as advertised. Reasonable priced. Would buy another one.

Cons: Long wait. Maybe they are selling really fast or their having a manufacturing problem. Problems with ATI drivers 9.5 and below.

Other Thoughts: Works great with Windows 7, and UBUNTU if using the new ATI driver 9.6.

Pros: The performance of this card for the price is amazing, and it runs very quiet and cool in an Antec Sonata III. I purchased this to replace a 7600GT and it is a massive step-up in performance.

Cons: I purchased this card immediately after it released, and I had some trouble with drivers. A little bit a tinkering and it was up and running. I'm sure by now AMD/ATI have resolved this.

Other Thoughts: If you going to spend $100 dollars on a card this is THE card.

Pros: Coming from an 8800GTS 320 I wasn't sure what to expect, but I'm so glad I got this now. Doubled my GPU score in Vantage haven't run 06' yet I plan on it when I get home from work.

Empire total war runs MUCH better. Fallout 3 is a whole new game for me even @ 1920x1080 on A $100 dollar card!

Cons: Drivers won't let me take it past 830mhz core.... will have to dl another program to do that.

Other Thoughts: Hit 830/850 w/o breaking a sweat. It's great to have a card I can oc again, the 8800 was hot hot hot.