PowerColor AX6570 1GBK3-H Radeon HD 6570 1GB 128-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: This card is probably one of the cheapest and best budget cards out there. It is by no means top of the line but I have been able to run about 90% of newer PC Games at full resolution of 1920x1020 with max settings turned all the way up. It supports DirectX 11 and VGA/HDMI/DVI.

Cons: It's not top of the line by any means

Other Thoughts: PC Specs:
Pentium D 2.99GHZ Dual core
4 GB DDR2 RAM
Windows 7 64 Bit

As you can tell my specs are not impressive at all but I have had no problems running all new games on it with this card. There are a few that lag on max settings but disappears if I lower the resolution a tad.

Games Tested and results:
Aliens Colonial Marines - Max settings with no lag
Assassins Creed - Brotherhood - Max settings with no lag
Assassins Creed - Revelations - Max settings with no lag
Assassins Creed III - Max settings with very minor lag
Batman Arkham City - Max settings with no lag
Bioshock 1 and 2 - Max settings with no lag
007 Blood Stone - Max settings with no lag
Borderlands 2 - Max settings with minor lag
Crysis - Max settings with minor lag
Deus Ex Human Revolution - Max settings with no lag
Dishonored - Max settings with no lag
DmC Devil may Cry - Max settings with no lag
Driver San Francisco - Max settings with no lag
F.E.A.R. 3 - Max settings with no lag
Fable III - Max settings with minor lag
Far Cry 3 - Max settings with very minor lag
Hitman Absolution - Max settings with no lag
L.A. Noire - Max settings with considerable lag (Rockstar Games like this and GTA IV usually always have to tweaked even on high end systems)
Mass Effect 1-3 - Max settings with no lag
Mercenaries 2 - Max settings with no lag
Need for Speed - Most Wanted(2012) - Max settings with minor lag
Prototype 2 - Max settings with considerable lag
RAGE - Max settings with minor lag and popping in textures
Elder Scrolls Skyrim - Max settings with very minor lag
Max Payne 3 - Max settings with no lag
Risen 2 - Max settings with no lag

It will RUN ANY GAME and if you get any lag or stutters I would suggest just turning down the resolution or the graphic options a tad.

Pros: Got it, installed it, worked like a charm. Not a cutting edge card, but extremely capable.

Cons: None.

Pros: Great card for the price! I could play Skyrim and Far Cry with medium settings with no slow down! Very easy to install.

Cons: None

Pros: This little thing really surprised me! Installed them for a few friends in budget builds and I have not had a problem out of a single one. They mostly use it for Diablo III, League of Legends, and Guild Wars 2, but they can play every game at max settings no problem. Definitely not the most graphically demanding games, but for what your paying it's unbeatable.

Cons: As stated above, it's definitely not a high end card so don't expect to be running 60 frames on Crysis 2. However you won't find any better graphics card for the price.

Other Thoughts: I can not recommend this highly enough for any budget gaming build. I'm truly blow away by it's performance for the price.

Pros: Works well with Gigabyte GA-A75-UD4H. Very good price for it's power. I can play demanding games at the highest settings without any noticeable slowdowns.

Cons: None so far, the video drivers practically installed themselves.

Pros: Easy installation. Works great. No problems. Price was right.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Bought this as a replacement for an MSI GeForce that blew its fan. I'm not a heavy gamer, but my kids watch a lot of videos on my PC. Good value for the price.

Pros: Quiet. Sips power (no PCIe power cable needed). Good upgrade from integrated. Actually capable of playing modern games on low settings; old games somewhat better.

Cons: None that merit loss of an egg. You'll only be unhappy with it if you bought it to try to max current games on 1920x1080 screens; it's not suited to that purpose.

Other Thoughts: Bought to accelerate web sites, and provide smoother video than Intel's HD2500. Well-suited to that purpose. I did not buy this to play 3D games, although it could handle old titles (e.g. original Guild Wars) well enough. If your expectations are reasonable, this card will not disappoint.

Pros: I bought this one to replaced my HD 6450 on my second PC. It was worth it... I always loved the mid range cards from ATI/AMD and they never dissapointed me. Idling temp is about 41 C... though it may be lower because its been hotter these days; 52 to 56 C on load .. I say the stock cooler is okay.

Cons: NON... I dont get how other ppl can give bad ratings on this product

Other Thoughts: Get it seriously you wont be dissapointed.

Pros: better than i expected it to be especially for how cheap it was great ok for gaming not the best but optimal

Cons: the brackets werent long enough for my case

Pros: Very good power usage/performance ratio.
I'm powering it with Antec Basiq 350W and it runs much faster and cooler than a fanless 5450 it replaced.

Cons: Fan could run a little slower as it's a little louder than I'd like it to be. I could manually control it in Catalyst 12.8 but RBE doesn't seem to work with it so I can't directly edit the BIOS. The temperature's still very good with fan speed lowered to 20%.

Other Thoughts: Windows 7 WEI 6.7/6.7