EVGA 01G-P3-1441-KR GeForce GT 440 1024MB (Fermi) DUAL DVI PCI Express 2.0 x16 Video Card

Pros: Works fine
I needed a card that supported dual DVI without a huge PSU

Cons: Fan is a little louder than I like, not worth an egg though
Next time I will go fanless

Other Thoughts: EVGA rocks
card is solid

Pros: It's a good card for an office/media PC. It works great in the Dell Optiplex 755 I put it in. I wanted an EVGA card and I was limited by the size of the case. So this worked out well.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Was building myself a new Linux workstation (based on an AMD FX 8-core), and wanted a basic graphics card that could drive two monitors at 1920x1080. I looked at cheaper cards, but had an inexplicable aversion to getting a 64-bit card (former gamer, I guess). Anyway, this card does fine. No issues.

Cons: Getting the nvidia drivers to work on some linux distros can be a major PITA. When the nvidia installer works, it works. When it doesn't, it's a freaking ordeal to get the drivers working. Still, nvidia is probably your best bet for a linux-compatible graphics card.

Pros: Great card, it's been a year and still no problems. I record with fraps on call of duty and usually get 50-55 fps max, when I'm not recording I get about 70-90 fps. Good price too! You get what you pay for.

Cons: None at the moment!

Pros: works great for wow, runs it with very high fps

Cons: once i got diablo 3 i have had nothing but problems with the game. it has a lot of clipping issues along with glitch for some odd reason, very dissapointed

Manufacturer Response:

Hello,

I do apologize you are unhappy with the performance of the card. The 440 is mostly designed for HTPC setup's and watching movies. If you are in the market for a gaming card I would recommend a 550 or higher.

Regards,
Matthew Hurwitz
Assistant Product Manager
Matth@evga.com

Pros: This card is great for people who need to upgrade from a outdated desktop card, or are using on board video to play games.

Plays Team Fortress 2 max settings at *60FPS
Plays Skyrim on High specs at *~35FPS
Plays Diablo III max settings at *30FPS

Also, it's relatively quiet on default fan speed.

*On a 1440x900 resolution display with V-Sync

Cons: Gets hot quick, but the card can take it. Be sure to grab some case fans.

FPS in games gets killed when used with 1600x900 resolution screen or higher, so don't plan on using a 1080p display if you want to play graphically demanding games using higher settings.

Other Thoughts: All is all, it's a great card if you want to game, or just need a dual display card.

Pros: I replaced an old faulty geforce 9800 with this card. This is a great card for the price. I have been happy with this card since i got it. It runs wow at high graphics no problem. It is a wonderful buy

Cons: none

Pros: Cost
EVGA monitoring software is very handy for keeping an eye on GPU temp. I know that this might be standard on most gaming cards now, but this is the first time I've purchased a new video card in about a decade and I'm very pleased with this one.
I can run 2 Eve Online clients (1 on each DVI) at max resolution (23" widescreens) with middle-high settings flawlessly.
I've run 4 Eve Online clients with middle-range settings (2 on each DVI) flawlessly as well.

Cons: The fan is a little louder than I would like at top speed. System case fans mostly cover the sound, so it is very tolerable.

Other Thoughts: If you don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on a gaming card, this one should suffice. It can run multiple Eve Online clients with ease, both in performance and cooling. You might find a card with a quieter fan and you might find a card with more memory, but you will probably pay a lot more for that card too. Unless you are obsessed with playing EVERY game at MAX settings, you should do very well with this card.

Pros: 1024 MB Memory Low Profile 96 Cuda Cores
EVGA

Cons: Fan is cheap, and as soon as card was seated, and I booted up there was a scraping sound....Closer inspection one fin on the lightweight fan protruded past the shroud, and had cracked. Fan didn't move. Probably could have snapped off offending fin, but why in a BRAND NEW card.

Other Thoughts: Read several more reviews and see there have been other users with same Fan issues. Will choose another model. I have been using EVGA cards for almost 10 years. I usally love their products. This fan should be incorporated into a 2 slot shell. Maybe then the fins wouldn't scrape.

Manufacturer Response:

Hello,

I do apologize if the fan blade broke. Please contact our 24/7 technical support so we can assist you with a replacement (888)-881-3842

Regards,
Matthew Hurwitz
Assistant Product Manager
Matth@evga.com

Pros: - Made by EVGA
- No extra power cable needed
- Dual monitor support
- 1 Gig of VRAM
- Can play some games at 1920 x 1080
- Short card (not 8-9 inches long like others)
- Economical

Budget - Econo card compared to what's out there now but don't let that stop you from getting this card if your just going to use it for watching videos, running your basic dual monitors, and some older games now and then at a resolution up to 1920 x 1080. If your looking for a video card just to see your computer screen (lol) this is overkill but the price is pretty good for even that.

Cons: If your going to play 3D GPU intensive games at 2560 x 1440 (or x 1600) don't get this card. :-) LOL...but then you probably already knew this if your a hard core gamer.

Other Thoughts: I got this card because I will be giving my current GeForce card to somebody (hand me down). I wanted to have a spare card until I get a chance to get a more beefier card so I bought this one.

If your trying to impress your gamer friends with this card (don't most gamers do this?) then good luck with that one.