PNY VCGGTX650T1XPB GeForce GTX 650 Ti 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 Video Card

Pros: For the price of $130, this card is possibly the best graphics deal on Newegg. Went into a new rig paired with an i5 3330 and 8GB DDR3-1600.
- My max resolution is 1600x1200.
-Plays all current Blizzard games on ultra/extreme at this resolution no problem.
-Plays Skyrim and previous Bethesda titles on Max/Ultra no problem.
-Card is small and quiet. OC'd over 10% on GPU and RAM, fan is still quiet, card staying below 60c.
-Considered spending the extra $50-$60 on a Ti Boost version, glad I used that for a faster CPU instead.
-Have to say I'm liking Nvidia's GTX series. Input latency appears reduced compared to AMDs 6000&7000 series cards. No driver issues to speak of, as compared to multiple issues I've had with AVG, WoW, and Flash using AMD GPUs the last couple years.
-Nvidia's CUVID is not as good as Intel's Quicksync when it comes to playback quality in my opinion, but it is there if you need it.
-Physix on the GPU is better/faster than running it on the CPU using AMD boards, but I generally disable or don't use the feature anyhow. Not a selling point, but a bonus.

I'm very happy with this purchase, assuming it is reliable hardware wise (have had issues when buying *inexpensive* Nvidia based boards in the past. Not so with AMD.

Cons: No cons thus far!

Other Thoughts: For those deciding between this and a 7770Ghz Edition, I'd recommend this unit instead.

Pros: Fast - plays blu-ray discs without a hiccup, older games (namely Red Faction Guerilla) on it's highest settings in 1080p HD without so much as a stutter

Simple install and fits easily inside the typical ATX mid tower case. Shorter than the Radeon HD3850 that it replaced

Came with game money, movie downloads, and WoW add on. I'll probably never use them, but the thought is nice :)

Cons: Heatsink, fan, and shroud seem a bit cheap...but they don't seem to be causing issues so I'm not going to deduct an egg.

Other Thoughts: Combined with a valpak promo code and the MIR I was able to whittle the price down to a little over $100...great deal on a 650 Ti if you ask me!

Pros: Excellent price/performance. Bought this on sale, with a nice rebate. Runs Planetside 2 on highest rez, fps very smoothly. Rebate check came quickly.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Running this with an FX-6300 makes for a nice low budget gaming/video editing rig.

Pros: Fair Price

Cons: This video card claims to have two DVI ports. With any other video cards I have purchased I have been able to plug in both of my VGA monitors, one into each port. However, only one of the two DVI ports supports connecting a VGA monitor. The other port requires an actual DVI port. Had I known this I would not have bought this video card.

Also beware of neweggs new "bundling" of items. If you return an item and they have "bundled" a free code or something you end up getting stuck paying for the free code.

Other Thoughts: I can't believe that PNY was so cheap that only one of the two DVI slots will support a VGA monitor. I have never heard of another vendor doing this, but then I have always bought eVGA in the past. Guess I learned my lesson.

Pros: -Small, fits in any case
-Quiet
-Got mine for $110 after rebate (fast rebate service, less than a month)
-Runs every game, just not all on ultra at 60fps
-High price-to-performance
-Fits my needs perfectly (mid-high range games and word processing)

Cons: -Sort of hot (45 idle, 75 VERY MAX)
-Doesn't run every game out there at ultra (not really a con, what do you expect for $150)

Other Thoughts: I would definitely say purchase this card. Worth the money. It, of course, isn't the best card in the world but is the best in it's price tier. I would recommend this to any budget gamer or everyday computer user.

Pros: Added this to my desktop, was running on the mobo. Easy to install, works fine. Seems plenty powerful for my needs (WOW and video clips). Registration was easy at PNY website, never had an issue with drivers or anything.

Cons: Didn't get the promised rebate offer

Pros: Very good , quality card. Good price and on sale, too.
No issues, worked fine. Excellent mid-range gamer.
Installed in MSIZ77-G43.

Cons: None, really. Still waiting for rebate to arrive.

Other Thoughts: Have it on sale again!

Pros: Fast Kepler GK106 chip (same as GTX 660). Overclocks well and runs very cool and quiet. Lifetime warranty if registered within 90 days. This really is a very small and powerful graphics card running at PCIe 3.0 x16.
I have always had good luck with PNY products. I had a problem registering this card (my fault) and got an email response from PNY tech support within 10 minutes.

Cons: No SLI support if you would ever need that. Wish I would have bought this card instead of the GTX 650 and the HD 7770.

Other Thoughts: Passmark shows a 3D rating of 2669 on these cards. With minor overclocking, I test at 3161, which is 46% faster than my overclocked GTX 650 card. The new graphics cards are so amazing. You should buy one of these!

Pros: -Performance, first and foremost - huge upgrade from my old 4770. Won't run everything at preposterous settings, but it's more than fine for me. Ex: Crysis demo runs in the mid 30s at maximum quality / 1080p - so long as you keep AA off. Far Cry 2 was hovering around 120fps at max settings / 1080p / 4x AA.

-Meshes pretty well with my FX-6300. Both components are kind of in the same performance tier, so it produces a pretty balanced machine. Also, the fan is noticeably quieter than my old card.

-The thing looks pretty decent, and the form-factor could be a boon to those with more compact cases to work with. Also, it apparently has a lifetime warranty, so long as you register the thing with PNY within 90 days of purchase.

Cons: Not so much a con as an odd observation - there is absolutely no branding on this card, with the exception of the stickers with the serial number and all that jazz.

Don't really miss it - keeps my build looking clean - but I just find it very strange not to see at least a brand-logo sticker on the center of the fan or something.

Other Thoughts: This is my first card from PNY, so I have no idea what to expect as far as reliability and longevity are concerned. It does seem to be put together with a reasonable amount of care, so that bodes well for the future.

Pros: Plays some games @ 1080p Max/Ultra
I got mine for $130
Low power consumption for a powerhouse card
Super easy install
Small
Looks nice?

Cons: Mine didn't come with the $75 gift card?
Can't max all games @ 1080p, but did you really expect it to?

Other Thoughts: Great card, I would suggest it to anyone looking for a decent card with lower power-consumption needs. It can't play ultra on all games @ 1080p, but should be able to max anything at 720p or lower.