EVGA 512-P2-N575-AX GeForce 7900GTX 512MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 SLI Supported Video Card

Pros: What a card - runs ANYTHING you like with the eye-andy maxed. Make sure you have plenty of CPU power and voltage to spare. Well done eVGA & Nvidia!!!

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Buy with confidence but have power to spare! I use a Silverstone ST60F 600 Watt PSU to power just one of these and have had ZERO problems over the 6 weeks I have owned this card. I have just ordered an Apple 30" HD Display and am going to get another 7900GTX for SLI and will be upgrading to a 850W Silverstone. All these sapps whining about "7900" issues deserve their misery - bloody fools trying to power one of these beasts AND their 2 Raptors and 18 fans with some Ant-Tech 450 Watter . . .

BUUUUAAAAHAHAHAHA!!! Chumps!

As always - TheEGG Rules!!!

Pros: Well done by EVGA. Nice board, stable even with factory overclocking.

Cons: THe factory website sucks for downloading drivers. They repackage NVidia drivers, so I ended up using the Forceware drivers, since the EVGA site downloads very slowly.

This card is very big and long. It just fit over a built in chip cooler on the MB and just clears the HDDs.

Other Thoughts: It would be nice to have a water block on the CPU from the factory as an option.

Pros: Absolutely great card, extremely fast for modern games especially in SLI mode.

Cons: SLI mode can only support running one monitor at a time, these cards get extremely hot, and need a firmware update to work 100% stable.

Other Thoughts: These video cards are killer for the latest 3D games -- unfortunately, they're not so great for 3D rendering utilities, CAD or certain complex OpenGL uses.

This is about the best you can get if you're into gaming, but for my purposes I might have wanted to go with a Quadro solution.

Pros: Clock speeds are very fast, and it runs cool with the stock heatsink and proper ventilation. This card tears up anything you can throw at it -- it's seriously overkill for gaming. eVGA also added HDCP compliance!

Cons: The 7900GT and 7900GTX cards are notorious for failure, and this is no exception. There have been all kinds of issues with these things, including mine -- the Deep Freeze test on 3DMark 06 artifacted, then resulted in a blinking screen and crashed desktop. Luckily, eVGA has the best customer service ever and a great warranty that even covers overclocking and heatsink replacements indefinitely. If it breaks, you'll be in good hands.

Other Thoughts: The price difference between this and the 7950GX2 is pretty small, and if you're dropping this much cash for a video card the extra few dollars isn't going to matter too much. The 7950's are also more reliable, it seems, and you should certainly look into those. If you buy a faulty 7900GTX, you can also submit it for a Step-Up RMA within 90 days, where eVGA will let you trade in your card and offer you full credit for your old card's purchase price. That means you can step up to a reliable chipset instead of going through six RMAs.

Pros: If working, this card smokes! I was easily able to play all my games @ 1920x1200 fully cranked up and carry 45-50FPS easily... all this with a busted card!

Cons: The day after I got it, terrible artifacting, blinking screen, BSOD's etc... Not Fun.

I had previously been running SLI 7800GT's, also from EVGA and all of a sudden my rig is junk once this card showed up... And yes my PSU has 32A on its 12v!

Other Thoughts: EVGA is IMHO the best Nvidia partner these days by far. There are a number of people having issues with the 79GT & GTX models from all vendors, but EVGA is the only one who has the customer service we deserver when dropping this kind of cash on a high end GPU.

I could have RMA'd this card, but was within enough time to return to Newegg and order a GX2 instead... I did not want to take the risk of mulitple RMA's though EVGA, even if I know they would have taken care of me no matter what.

Don't let this small # of problems sway you from buying from EVGA... they are the best!

Pros: Fast and thoroughly packing in the power arena, plus it looks like a Harley Davidson on silicon steroids.

Cons: Loud, Hot, BIG, (Takes up two slots).

Other Thoughts: Got two and did an SLI (WOW!!! these rock!!!)

Pros: I received it from newegg fast.

Cons: Where to begin....pixel shading or graphics tearing in CoD, dont play any other game so I dont know if it is game specific. When exiting out of game computer locks up. Evga has no clue.

Pros: 512MB of memory, good cooling (though obnoxiously large), fastest card availible right now

Cons: lots of bad batches running around

Other Thoughts: For those who do not know, eVGA and all other card manufacturers are experiencing a bad batch of GeForce 7900 GPU PCB's with bad voltage regulators. eVGA offically announced this on their forums and will RMA any bad 7900 FREE OF CHARGE. The card will be shipped to you, and you simply return the defective 7900 with the prepaid label, check the forums at their site (www.evga.com) and you will see this is the case.

Pros: Has Dual Link DVI runs my 30" Dell 3007wfp at 2560x1600.
Extremely Fast I have two of these in SLI..15500 3d mark 05 out of the box (not overclocked)
Plays WOW at 2560x1600 and any game you can throw at it at the highest res that the game supports.
EVGA is the best..I bought 7800gtx's from newegg and got these 7900GTX's from the EVGA trade up program.
Runs way cooler than the 7800gtx's plus has 512mb memory.

Cons: Had to chuck my brand new Antec 550w PS for a Fortron GLX that's certified for 7900gtx in SLI.
Huge card with heatsink that takes every square inch of two slots-the fan of my top card is just millimeters from the sound card mounted just below it.

Other Thoughts: Most people who run this card and complain about it have power supply issues.
Very important to check on SLI zone for SLI certified power supplys rated for your cards and of course using common sense of not connecting a ton of lights and fans to the same power rail as the pcie connector for the video card.

A power supply working hard to run this card slowly overheats...as it overheats the power supply slowly supplys less current and the voltages become unstable..as the current drops you start to have color glitches and artifacts or the video may eventually partially lock up....just as the power supply can't supply enough amps to the vid card...your video and your system will lock up and/or may reboot.
The first of these cards had problems..a known nvidia manufacturing problem (they weren't expecting vendors like EVGA, BFG and XFX to ship cards higher than stock specs.
So if you have a legitimate problem with these cards they are very easy to get warranty on

Pros: Fast

Cons: Card overheated after 3 weeks and lost one of the colors on one of the DVI's The case was cooled very well and it was powered by a 550Watt Antec. This card is clocked to fast. Read many reviewers finding the same thing after about a month of owning the card.