PNY VCG62256AEB GeForce 6200 256MB 64-Bit GDDR2 AGP 4X/8X Video Card

Pros: Installed 9/2008 and it just now gave out. It wasn't all of a sudden either. There were signs but ignored them until it was too much to deal with. In short...I got my money's worth.

Cons: None

Pros: Got my husband to install. Have had no problems whatsoever. I do play some games (CIV IV, Emperor of China, etc), and this video card does all that I could want.

Cons: None that I am aware of.

Pros: Installed easily, works well. With Windows 7 - Graphics subscore of 2.8 and Gaming Graphics subscore of 2.3.

Cons: Requires at least a 300 watt power supply.

Other Thoughts: The only reason I could see buying a card like this today is if you are upgrading an older PC to Windows 7 (that's what I am doing). My only warning is that you must have at least a 300W power supply for this card to work (I found out the hard way). It clearly states this in the specifications, you just have to read the specifications!

Pros: Easy installation, extra mountng plates for low profile card, multiple connection options and adapters. Great performance. Low price.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I bought this to upgrade the onboard video of a Dell Optiplex GX260 desktop pc. I needed low profile and high performance. This was to upgrade a friend's pc so her daughter could run SIMS 3. This was a quick and easy upgrade for an older computer. Also bumped up the system RAM to 2 GB.

Pros: First of the is a great card for the price. I feel I made a wise investment even though I do not game that much. It has worked with every game I have, New or old. When something goes wrong, how well it is handled is very important.
I had to send my card out for warranty exchange and I got it back inside of a week, WOW! I got a better card to boot. Emails were sent keeping me up to date.

Cons: Had to call for RMA as I could not get it on their website.
They need to put some loctite on their stand off's as the nut fell off the cable connector shorting out the card.

Other Thoughts: Helped me reformat my USB Flash drive. I did not feel rushed in any way. I liked not having to call support twice.

Pros: Low-profile brackets included. Just installed this card last night...it's working great.

Cons: Nothing really

Other Thoughts: The integrated video on my little test machine couldn't support the resolution of my 19" monitor. This card made an inexpensive upgrade and now I have a much larger desktop! Not sure how it would be for games, but if you have an AGP slot on your machine and want to upgrade for gaming, I'd suggest you get a whole new PC that supports PCI Express.

Pros: Works fine for an old (tech) card. Used to upgrade old system to DVI.

Cons: Definitely wouldn't use this card to play games. But it's fine for older system.

Pros: cheap, easy to install, compact in size

Cons: incurs some flashes with my VIA-based motherboard, when DVI is used.
But the flashes only occur when is system is initially booted. No more flash after that. If you use a Intel-based north bridge, it shouldn't be a problem.

Pros: No fans to fail. Dual monitor capable

Cons: none for my usage

Other Thoughts: I bought a few of these to convert workstation computers into dual monitor workstations. They are working great.

Pros: This card has decent video playback and resolution capabilities, albeit it's not as powerful as I would like. It runs older games just fine on med-high settings. Right now I play the Sims 3 on low settings with about 30 fps average.

Cons: Not very good for gaming.