ASUS HD6670-2GD3 Radeon HD 6670 2GB 128-Bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: Solid. Works without fault.

Cons: Its a large card with heavy power draw

Pros: when it ran it was cool quite and pretty powerful for the money.

Cons: I got this card new and used it for 2 months crossfired with my amd a8-5600k on-board gpu and it was awesome how much power they had together for the price. but one day i got artifacts when trying to boot. pulled the 6670 and ran just the onboard and booted with no problems. Then tryed just the 6670 and still artifacts. and just in case i didn't over clock it or anything just the crossfire with the apu.

Other Thoughts: if it lasted like one year that would have been cool but 2 months....this thing was a piece of junk good thing i got it on sale for 50 (usd).

Pros: This card is a cost effective way of gaming on a budget. I play some MMO s like World of Tanks, and World of Warcraft and I does the job well. It obviously isn't top grade graphics compared to some you would pay 200+ bucks for, but regardless it is great. I get 100+ fps on WoT and about 40+ on WoW. So if you need a great card for not a lot of money, this is the one for you.

Cons: Mine came with a little bit of a bent mounting bracket so it didn't want to fit in the PCIe slot at first. I straightened out the bracket and it fit right in. Nothing else really bad about this card.

Pros: Cost effective, easy to install.

Cons: Does not support 3 monitors as stated by someone in Q&A. Q&A comments should be updated

Other Thoughts: This is my second time trying to post this review.

Pros: Cost, Easy to istall, Speedy Delivery

Cons: Was under the impression this device supported three monitors. It does not. The comments a reviewer made concerning three displays should be removed

Other Thoughts: Wish I had done more research

Pros: All games run perfectly on high
Some run ultra with no issues
Quiet
console quality satisfies my graphical taste
its a beautiful looking card

Cons: NONE!

Other Thoughts: Installed on my dell inspirion 570 desktop, its a huge booster vs the integrated ati HD 4200, I can max out all games with good fps, this card is solid and amazing!!! i recommend this for anyone looking to upgrade from integrated graphics!

Pros: Ballin On A Budget got to say that this is the best bang for you buck. Im rocking a A6 and cross fairing with this 7760 and I can play DayZ/ISS/WarZ/ all at 30+ FPS on 1280x720. Don't go any higher that that, it just don't like it, but this card is really for Ballin On A Budget Best pick. Also its the R7 250 re-skinned just not using the 3.0 pcie but you don't really need it so yha grand card.

Cons: There really is not any.

Other Thoughts: Did I say that I love this card.

Pros: works as well as i expected.

Cons: does a wierd screen glitch when changeing web pages.

Pros: Good card from any older PC, my friends Dad needed a new Video Card and this puppy fit the bill perfectly. His HD4850 had lasted him for quite some time and finally started to give out when he went from Vista to Se7en, so this should keep him going until he decides to upgrade to Windows 8 in about 10 years.

Cons: None as of yet

Other Thoughts: Did not have a 6-pin connector, but that is just something of note, not a con in any way.

Pros: I like the price-tag on this.
Plays all the games I have pretty well on 1280x720+ resolutions pretty well.
It works, for now.
HDMI support is always nice.

Cons: It's 2GB, but you get what you get.
Can't play on 1920x1080 resolutions.
Most games get a decent framerate when on medium or high settings, any higher will decrease it to less than 30.
The software for the video card kind of gets in your face, but it's not much to complain about.

Other Thoughts: Hopefully this will last me a whole year. But konwing that it's $80, it kind of scares me. But I don't do hardcore gaming for more than an hour at best, so I guess i'll be good for now.