GIGABYTE GV-R667D3-2GI Radeon HD 6670 2GB 128-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: Got this card mostly because of the 2 GB of RAM and the future possibility of buying another for Crossfire support. Got this card in my machine and it is running LOL on Very High graphics on each video setting! Not to mention this bumped my windows score up to 6.8 for the 2 graphics categories in the Windows Experience Index rating. Super happy with this graphics card.

Cons: None so far. Card is covered under a warranty, so even if the thing breaks, I can just return it.

Other Thoughts: Running:
MSI 970A-G46 MoBo
8-Core AMD FX Zambezi
16GB of Patriot DDR3
650w Corsair PSU
OCZ 64GB SSD
WD 500GB HDD

Pros: I bought this to augment an A10-5800K APU. If handles any game I'd play and I am a gamer. Right now it's running Guild Wars 2 on Medium just fine (with some settings on High).

Cons: Documentation on how to set up Dual Graphics is lacking. I don't use the disks that come with hardware because there's always an updated driver online so I can't confirm that the documentation doesn't exist on the disk. It doesn't claim it does on the disk. I had to go into my bios and 'FORCE' the graphics chip on the processor to be active when another video card is installed in the box. Once I did that, with the downloaded drivers, it defaulted to Dual Graphics mode. (Which is not quite the same as Crossfire.)

Other Thoughts: Chances are, if you are building a PC to use Dual Graphics Mode, changing a BIOS setting isn't outside your skillset. The minimal documentation on this won't be a problem.

Pros: *2 Gigs of ram for well under $100
*Bridgeless Crossfire

Cons: None (except that I didnt buy them for myself)

Other Thoughts: I purchased 2 of these cards for a budget gaming rig for a friend of mine and all I can say is now Im jealous. The Crossfire was very easy to setup and everything looks amazing.

I played Guild Wars 2 on my 42" 1080p and it looked AMAZING. I now have to upgrade my old video cards saying I know what Im missing!

Pros: Haven't gotten it yet but it looks good. Has a large fan which should keep it cool, 2 gigs of VRAM which will be nice paired with my A6 APU, I just hope it runs well so I can get a decent performance on planetside 2 highest settings.

Cons: None yet, will update if I need to.

Other Thoughts: I hope the CrossfireX works with my A6 so I can get a high FPS rate on planetside 2. This also comes with a free copy of Musemage, which is something like photoshop so I hope its good.

Pros: Worked great out of the box. It's still running strong too. This card worked far better than I expected. It doesn't exactly run Skyrim at it's highest settings but it does fairly well for the money.

Cons: It doesn't quite handle the highest settings on some games.

Other Thoughts: This card doesn't perform like a top of the line card. The fact is it isn't a top of the line card. That said I got more than I expected from it so I gave it a full 5 eggs. It's definitely nice for the money.

Pros: Well the card was low price and shipping was fast. Also came with a digital copy of Dirt3. The game is pretty sweet.

Cons: Down side... This is a very very low end gaming card. Just playing WoW on this will not give you your ultra graphics settings so... Newer games with more detail will probly be a no go. It does play on mid to high setting with some tweeking but only pushing 40fps or so. No full top end settings. "speaking in frame rates"

Other Thoughts: Honestly... Really not a bad card. Its a step up for most and the price with rebate and game... Cant go wrong. This is not for the needy gamer... But will get you by til you get somethin better.