Pros: ITS GREAT!im not a hard core gamer, but i find my graphics are amazing. HD trailers and stuff look just as good if not better then on my HD TV

Cons: cant think of anything

Pros: The card is a great and incredibly noticeable improvement from the stock card that came in my machine. It doesn't seem to get too hot at all and, for what it's worth, it Plays WoW on mostly High (not quite ultra) settings, with around 60 fps, maybe 25 in busy areas. But I didn't buy it for WoW... (See other thoughts)

Cons: After about a week or so, my display would just stop working. My monitor didn't even recognize that it was plugged in. This happened a couple times, so I did a little research and found that I just needed more RAM. I only had 1gb on the card and 1gb on board. So I got 2 more gigs and I haven't had that problem since.

Other Thoughts: I don't really know how to Overclock it. I tried adjusting some things, but I ended up getting some nasty artifacts and eventually, BSOD... That was before I got more RAM, But I'm scared to try that again, mostly cause I don't fully understand all of that.
I originally bought the card to play Starcraft 2 on. I've been playing the beta and realized my RadeonX300 was just not going to work. It's a beautiful game and I want to experience it. After a good 4 hours of play, though, I start to see some weird shadow-looking figures. But when I restart my Computer the problem stops. I'm not sure if it's an overheating problem or what... Some answers would be great, if you've got em.
Anyway, Great for the price.

Pros: don't know

Cons: This is a GV-N95TOC-1GH pictured went to web site to confirm. The 1GI model is compared to be better according to tiger. This is unusual for Newegg, I thought about getting this but knowing its the wrong card picutered and listed. Don't know what I would get if ordered also Tiger has the 1GI for 69.99 sorry Newegg.

Other Thoughts: like specs though

Pros: Card does not operate hot. All necessary connections. Software works on Windows and Ubuntu. Software has average number of options. It does work.

Cons: Gigabyte informed me that there is a compatibility problem with the HDMI being used on Toshiba and Sony televisions. It will cause the entire TV to lock-up and that isn't useful. Only appears to have a single resolution output possible. It seems as if they could at least post some warning about this problem so your HTPC doen't not work out of the box. Forced to run a 37" Toshiba TV off of a VGA connection.

Other Thoughts: I don't know if I just am not getting off to a good start with Gigabyte's products, but the motherboard (GA-EP43-UD3L) I ordered also for the same system as this video card has had some weird problems as well. I understand that there are sometimes manufacturing bugs, but this seems less likely for both to be having problems.

Pros: Used in an older machine with a PCI express 1.x. Works great. Playing EVE online and Dungeons and Dragons online with all high settings. Pushing all bluray movies to lcd tv no issues. Others said HDMI port looks wrong but on my end seems to be fine. The HDMI also will give you surround sound if sent to receiver. 3 outputs works on 3 monitors.

Cons: Drivers that come don't seem to work but just heading over to Nvidia's site and downloaded current drivers. The "gamer hud lite" over clocking program didn't recognize my card. I am sure it is something I am doing wrong but for now everything is working fine so I don't need to overclock.

Other Thoughts: System Specs

Asus a8n-e Mobo with pci xpress x16 1.0
amd 4600+
4g ram
win vista ultimate 32b

Pros: Good card, good graphics. Nice interface.

Cons: Need SPDIF for audio thru HDMI, atleast the owners manual says. I still have yet to try.

Other Thoughts: Good price for good graphics, might be funny, but Farmville on Facebook doesnt lag with Quad Core and this card.

Pros: Easy install, both Windows XP Pro SP3 and Windows 7 identified the card and installed correct drivers (32bit OS). Fits Mini AT motherboard (not to wide) and quiet fan. Stays cool. Works great with both VGA and DVI connections. Work in both PCI express 1 and 2 motherboards.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I did not try with Vista OS or the HDMI connection. Drivers on CD provided out of date, downloaded latest drivers from GigaByte web site (not a problem).

Pros: Very fast (1 gig)
Comes with OC tool
Installation was CAKE!
I run oblivion smooth on high graphics
Garys mod runs smooth

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: Dont OC too much
trust me

Pros: installation was extremely simple on both of my computers and all three of my operating systems ( win xp, win vista, win 7)
over all good gaming for my standards can play company of heroes full settings at an average of 160 fps
and call of duty full settings 75fps
you can still over clock this also: ive overclocked it to 700 mhz core and 500 mhz ram :)

Cons: none so far...never gave me any problems

Other Thoughts: Dell Inc. Inspiron 530
Windows 7 Enterprise (build 7600)
1.80 gigahertz Intel Pentium Dual
320.02 Gigabytes
NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT
SHARP HDMI [Monitor] (37.0"vis)
3328 Megabytes Usable Installed Memory

Pros: Allowed good boot first time.

Cons: Newegg Manufacturer product page link does not take you to the product. Search of GIGABYTE brings up 3 slightly different models, but not this one. Graphics quality from "native" HDMI port is HORRIBLE compared to native RGB. Considering an RMA as I think it can't be this bad and be functioning properly...

Other Thoughts: I can't believe I am the first one to make the comments above....

Also, can't get sound through HDMI with SPDIF connected - no idea why.... probably a setting I am missing,,,