ASUS ENGTX460 DirectCU/2DI/1GD5 GeForce GTX 460 (Fermi) 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: It was cheap when I bought it.

It still runs modern games at medium-high settings.

It looks gorgeous.

Cons: Still hasn't turned into a robot friend.

Other Thoughts: I was no means rich, and i'm definitely not rich today, but this little card is a heavy hauler when it comes to the field of budget GPU's.

If someone has one for sale, especially the 1gb model, get it, get it as fast as you can. You'd be doing yourself a budget PC dis-service by not buying that card.

Pros: >Runs very cool. 55c under load, 30-35c while idling. And that's with a minor overclocked, too (825/1650/2000).
>Good performance in games. I can max out majority of games no problem 40FPS+. Older games 60+ no problem.
>Great price.

Cons: >Some of the included software is buggy. The ASUS Gamer OSD was apparently causing severe lag for World of Warcraft & Skyrim. (Stuttering @ ~10FPS). Blizz forums directed me to uninstall Gamer OSD and the lag disappeared.
>Can't max out more intensive games like Metro 2033, and Battlefield 3. But that's not much of a con though. This is a last gen card, after all.

Other Thoughts: System Specs: Q9300 @ 3.375Ghz, ASUS P5N-D, XMS2 4gb DDR2 800mhz, OCZ ZS 750w

Pros: worked very well before the driver update

Cons: after the driver update failed midway through the card would never work again. I uninstalled the drivers, and even did a clean install of windows to no avail. I managed to lose my warranty info for this thing.
Card died after the first month.

Pros: Easy install, drivers were a snap. Big card but I knew that when I bought it and it is in a full tower so no worries. Card runs quiet and cool. I have watched a live stream baseball game on one monitor and a movie on another at the same time. No lag, no ghosting...perfect!
The games that I play are easily handled on high settings.

Cons: Ummmmm...would love another to run in SLi mode but they are not currently available.

Pros: I got this card to upgrade my rig, I have loved it ever since, great graphics for all the games I play, plus it looks bad%#!. This card pushed me to learn more about PCs and custom building. It's a great product from a great place to buy and learn everything you need!

Cons: A bit large for my case, but that wasnt the GPUs fault as it was for a prebuilt PC. Looks like I know what my next Newegg purchase will be!!!

Pros: I have two in SLI config. They run cool, only sometimes getting to 58 and 59 C running battle field 3 with ultra/high settings. I do have a 120mm intake side panel fan on them though, which helps a lot more than i thought it would nearly 15C difference with it.

Cons: I wish it was free

Pros: Easy to install. Easy to over clock. Stable

Cons: Wish it came with a HDMI cable and not just an adapter.

Other Thoughts: Should of bought two before they went out of stock

Pros: Got one loved it. Got another, now I am completely head over heals for this card to say the least. Max out everything for after rebates and all I think I paid about $260? Anyway great value for max FPS performance for w/e game you fancy. BF3, MW3, WoW, Swtor.

Cons: Had a small issue when swapping cases after I was having an issue installing my h60 corsair cpu cooler, ended up me not setting the card completely into the PCI-Ex slot, so my own nub mistake.

Other Thoughts: If any of you are SWTOR fans out there, I tested the beta, although I can't speak of anything about the game I can say that this card will max out the game, and give you that full Star Wars Old Republic Experience.

Pros: great price
great overclock ability i'm running 850/1700/2050 (but it will go higher)

Cons: it's a beast...some may see this as a bad thing but i like it

Other Thoughts: some say its loud, but it really is barley when it's under a load, the noise just tells you the card is working :)

Pros: Nothing is wrong with the product.

Cons: Nothing is wrong with the product.

Other Thoughts: Rather than attach a mail-in rebate and something supposedly worth $29 for free to a promotion, how about the manufacturer just give an instant discount of $59 to the purchase. That way the consumer which they are attempting to sway into buying their product will not feel jaded for having to wait 2 months to get $30 back and then left holding a T-shirt that cost $1 to make. I personally will never buy anything ever again with a mail in rebate or something free included that serves no benefit to the product being purchased. Just my opinion but I will wait until an instant rebate is offered.