EVGA 02G-P4-3651-KR GeForce GTX 650 Ti 2GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: Affordable and quiet

Cons: Not as much power I thought it had, but still enough for my current needs

Pros: Despite being toward the low end of gaming cards, I have gotten very good performance. Matched with an i5 3570 and 8GB of RAM, I get good to excellent performance at 1920x1080 resolution.
I get a solid 60 fps from Portal 2 and Dear Esther on max settings (both Source games, which are usually easier on hardware). I get 45-60 fps on Miasmata with settings at max except for water and antialiasing (this game is known to not be particularly optimized). I get about 30-60 fps in large battles in Shogun 2 on medium-high settings--no antialiasing and a couple other settings lowered (the large variance relates to how close the camera is to the action, how many units are in view, etc.).
Besides giving good performance, this card also uses less power than comparable AMD cards.

Cons: If you use HDMI, be aware that this only has a mini-HDMI port. That didn't really matter to me since I plugged into the DVI port.

Other Thoughts: There is an improved version of this card available now, so you might want to check that out too--it's called the 650 Ti Boost.

Pros: The cost for the power is almost unmatchable.
No problems with it, whatsoever.

Cons: Nvidia pretty much buttfkd everyone who bought this card, but coming out with a way better version soon after.

I bought this card about 35 days before Nvidia came out with the "650 Ti BOOST," meaning, I can't return this one and pay $5 more for a card that's 30-40% better.

Other Thoughts: Newegg isn't really at fault, and the card itself isn't disappointing. What bothers me is having 30% less performance for $5 less than what I could have.

Pros: EVGA GeForce GTX Ti 2 GB 128 Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x 16 HDCP Ready Video Card I bought it one. It is best ever as good for PC Video Games! Wow it is very strong Graphic better than before! I am very satisfied with it!

Cons: I like ATI or EVGA Graphic Card both. Watch for better prices deal! I advised you buy stronger Graphic Video Card for PC games like Warcraft Online more smooth!

Pros: Excellent card for the price, OC'd it using the Precision X utility: +144/+200 with voltage maxed and stock cooling. Makes a huge difference, although I do get a slight whistle from the fan every once in a while.

Cons: None

Pros: It's small and it's got 2 GB of memory. It also sips electricity at idle.

Cons: My Radeon 5870 is faster. That's kinda sad considering how long it's been and the fact that this card actually costs more than I paid for my HD 5780.

The HD 5870 is also quieter, which is a big disappointment. I'm talking about fan noise at idle loads. There's no reason a card like the GTX 650 Ti should be audible at all at idle loads, and yet this thing is louder than the HD 5780. Son, I am disappoint.

Other Thoughts: I'm neither an Nvidia or AMD fanboy. I do like the Catalyst Control Center interface more than Nvidia's control panel - Nvidia's is just so plain looking.

Why is it so hard to find a mid-range video card that's quiet. That last decent option I saw was the passively-cooled Radeon HD 6850, but that thing was way overpriced.

It must be said that I am an odd person when it comes to computer noise. It has to be very near silent for me to be happy. Most people will not be bothered by the fan noise this card generates. Most people might even call this card "quiet".

I would not pay my own money for this card though. I don't think it's a good deal. It seems like it's been a long time since graphics cards could be called "good deals".

Pros: Good Performance, cool and quite, cheap, 2gb GDDR5

Cons: No mini-HDMI-HDMI adapter included

Other Thoughts: Great little card for a small build. Very cheap for how fast it is.

Pros: I am able to run Crysis 3 max settings with 60+ on a 1920x1200 monitor. Runs very cool and quiet (well at least compared to my PSU), right now I have tested it on multiple games and it is pretty powerful enough to take on The Secret World and Battlefield 3's big maps with no problem when there are people even spamming nades or spells.

Cons: Made a mistake on buying this card instead of paying a little extra to get the SSC version, but I probably wouldn't even see a difference.

Other Thoughts: If you have good RAM and a good CPU to compliment this card, then you will have no problems playing your games. However, I do suggest if you ever want to possibly SLI, get the EVGA 660ti I Have both and the 660ti runs games twice the power of the 650ti;but only if you have enough money to throw around.

My specs are as follows:
EVGA GTX 650ti (main for now, gave the old 1gb 660ti to my little bro for his b-day, most likely will get the 2gb FTW version of the 660ti)
AMD FX-4170 (will be getting the 8350 soon, but I don't really think I need to go overboard with more than 4 cores)
RAM 32gb (don't judge, I do more than just gaming)

Pros: Hardcore MMO gamer, BF3 runs like a dream, WoW the lowest fps I have seen is 47 in middle of org with max graphics and 12321312 addons. TERA is a breeze.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Only reason its 4 is because of <60 fps on wow. However played Lichking servers and its a static 60. Blizzard likes to add too much fluff.

Pros: This card runs new games beautifully. I can run BF3, AC3, Hitman Absolution, and more on most of the highest settings and average 50+ FPS. It starts to stagger, however, if the anti-aliasing settings are turned up high, so I keep those somewhat low.

It's ninja quiet and stays cool as well; the hottest I've seen it get is ~50C. It also overclocks without a hitch using EVGA Precision.

The size really surprised me. It is really small compared to my 9800GTX+ that it replaced. Could probably fit three or four of them on a motherboard.. if it supported SLI.

Cons: Doesn't support SLI.

Other Thoughts: I actually wanted to do the EVGA step up program to possibly get a 670, so that someday when they got cheaper, I could buy another and run them in SLI. Unfortunately, I can't because I didn't buy the extended warranty within thirty days.

Running with these components:

Asrock Z77 Extreme3 motherboard
8 GB Ram
Intel Core i3 2120 3.3 GHz