EVGA 256-P2-N584-AR GeForce 7900GT 256MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 SLI Supported KO Video Card

Pros: Great price for the performance. Super fast for my purposes.

Cons: Not cheaper?

Other Thoughts: I did my homework here reading reviews before I committed to a purchase. I went to eVGA's website to find there were new part revisions for these cards. However, I chose an aftermarket cooler (Zalman 900) over the factory one. Runs cooler and quieter now. Don't rule out eVGA or New Egg...ever.

Pros: I didn't have any problems with this card artifacting or overheating. It's a great card and I wish I had two for SLI. If I were buying today I'd get the 7950, but definitely from eVGA as they seem to do it right.

Cons: None.

Pros: Well, mostly everything stated below, just all around excellent card

Cons: outdone by the 7950GT, I would have preferd that card, seeing as it is the same price as what i bought this for..but no matter, Dx10 cards are out, and sli could be an option for me with this card..

Other Thoughts: overclocked to 551/1576. this is as high as i can go right now. used to run around 44C idle, now about 48ish. no biggie, still plenty cool, I think 52 was my highest at stock speeds, I'd rather not have it hit 60... The cooling in my case is exceptional, so don't expect the same results without some heat issues maybe.. good luck!

EVGA rocks and so does Newegg!!

Pros: It works nicely, it runs my games almost without hitching...

Cons: This thing heats up like a mother ******. It also has a tendency to scramble my screen at random points in operation, hasn't happened yet while not in game. Happens less and less often

Other Thoughts: its a nice card for the price, and evga has it warranted for life (if you register it which is free). I would keep looking though, there are probably some better ones.

Pros: I have had this product for 2 weeks and I have maxed out Oblivion on full settings with 25-35 fps.. Maxed WoW full setting and very high fps. Great upgrade for anyone in need of a good card.

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: Overclocked at 536/1.59ghz stable with no artifacts. Could go more but need better cooling. Great card for the price, must get.

Pros: Fast card, stays at a low 48C while running games, decently quiet.

Cons: When I first booted up my new system that I built, the framerate was pretty bad in games like COD2, it was around 50-60fps. I messed around with various settings and even emailed EVGA, they emailed be back promptly but didn't offer any good advice. I was able to find that the multiple monitor setting was the default setting in the advanced video options was enabled. After disabling that framerate is back up to 150-160fps with a max of 300fps.

Other Thoughts: Running an Athlon X2 4600, 2 gig ram, 410GB hd, nforce 590 mb.

Pros: Good card, runs cool, easy to install

Cons: None yet

Other Thoughts: Put this into a Asus M2N SLI, AMD Althon 64 3800+, !GB DDR2 Dual Channel. Card is sweet gotta get another gig of RAM to run BF2 on High

Pros: Great Card can't wait to get another and run SLI. I run all my games on high graphics settings and still get good FPS. This card is perfect for the money. Very slim design Installing the second one should'nt be a problem at all. Perfect for gamers.

Cons: Negative on the Cons...

Other Thoughts: Goes well on my Abit KN8 SLI, equipped with 2 gigs memory,a AMD 64 X2 4400+, 650w dual 12+ channel sli PSU, and 320 gig 16mb cache SATA II hard drive.
CPU Currently overclocked to 2.64 Ghz (AMD=OWNAGE)

Pros: Fast for a 7900GT.

Cons: Purchased 2 of these units 5 months ago, and the fan on one of them is already making the screech of impending doom.

Other Thoughts: Wish vidcard manufacturers would use better fans on $300+ cards.

Pros: Great framerates with no artifacting in most current games. Fear runs at 80 fps average with my vintage pentium 4.

Cons: Fan is loud during heavy gaming...some artifacting in COD2.

Other Thoughts: Excellent card for the money! Will play most games at full effects with good framerates.