EVGA 512-P3-1311-KR GeForce 210 512MB 32-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: This is a great video card for a low powered media server. For a card that offers HDMI, DVI, and VGA outputs, you just can't beat the price.

Cons: None

Pros: Cheap, silent, cool

Cons: For the price....none

Other Thoughts: If you're looking for a low cost, low power GPU, this will ft the bill

Pros: It is what it is. If you are looking for a low end graphics card it's hard to go wrong in terms of price. I bought it as a Father's Day gift after my Father's card kicked the bucket and needed to be replaced. Low power drain means it can be put into almost any computer with a free PCI-E slot and run fine.

Mostly used for older FPS (Halo:CE, CoD: MW 1) and runs like a dream, never had an issue with the card. Even runs fine at 1024x768 with a dual monitor setup.

The fact that it had VGA, DVI, and HDMI connectors is great meaning it will be able to easily connect to pretty much any monitor out there.

Cons: Would look better with a black PCB?

Obviously could be more powerful but you get what you pay for. If you buy this thinking your going to take over the graphics world you'll only be fooling yourself.

Other Thoughts: Hard to go wrong with it unless you've massively underestimated the amount of graphical power you need.

Pros: I only have a few blurays capable of making this card struggle and even then it does a fair job.

Cons: No TV-Out port (older Nvidia cards had the port and let you connect pretty much any analog cable to it; my 260 GTX has it)
Can't really handle games
Runs a bit hot if air isn't being pulled directly over it
These are all fairly obvious and mostly minor things though.

Other Thoughts: My Mitsubishi 65" DLP HDTV disappoints me yet again. It has 3 component hookups and 3 HDMI hookups. The 3 HDMI hookups are completely useless when it comes to watching broadcast tv (Satellite and Cable both cause it to randomly and frequently lose signal for entire seconds). There's no practical way to connect the 210 through component. So, I'm pretty much out of luck for getting it to work with my TV.

I can't blame the 210 for my TV being faulty but I still took an egg off for the lack of compatibility with almost anything analog.

I really wish newer cards still included the old TV-Out ports. I'm probably going to end up using my old GTX 260 in my media center, since it does have the TV-Out port.

Pros: Works great. Installed easily. Solved problem with video blacking out while using skype.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: A bit of a throw parts at a problem solution but it was the first part I threw and it worked.

Pros: Nice small form factor
Great video, at least on a 17" monitor

Cons: Can't believe it doesn't need a cooling fan.

Pros: decent card for the price, handles all my HTPC needs.

Cons: none

Pros: Just a video card I got for my system as the motherboard did not have an integrated card. The person who is going to use this system has no intention of playing games or anything like that. Worked fine with the monitor.

Cons: The first time I installed Windows 7 the system went to a black screen with some green dots on top. I think it was the old driver on the video card. I reinstalled Windows and got the newest driver for it on the Nvida site and after that had no problems since.

Other Thoughts: I did not try the HDMI Port or the VGA.

Pros: -For $35, this handles most mid range HD Graphics beautifully, with VGA,DVI, and HDMI.
-Small card fits easily in smaller towers
-No power supply required
-Quiet

Cons: - Only 512MB memory doesn't allow true HD Graphics
- Small cooling fan
-Fan seems flimsy & would break easily

Other Thoughts: I had this in my computer before I got an AMD Raedon HD 6750, and while it was a true upgrade, I still recommend its performance for its price.

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to install, Windows 7 recognized the card immediately and installed drivers, 60% increase in performance over the old GeForce 6200LE. With this card WEI completed whereas with the 6200 LE card (originally bought for XP) restarted the system partway through.

Cons: None really. Given the price and my needs, this card is perfect for me. Although not a gaming card per se, lower end games run well.

Other Thoughts: I purchased this card to replace a card originally used with XP. With Windows the XP card would bomb the system partway through WEI assessment. It seemed the old card not being DirectX10 compatible was the problem. Whatever the problem, this new card performs flawlessly: WEI completes and video conversions run 60% faster than with either the old card or built-in video. I couldn't be happier.

No doubt there are faster cards and I could improve the performance of my system even more. But the marginal cost for that is prohibitive.