XFX PVT95GZAFG GeForce 9500 GT 1GB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express 2.0 x16 Video Card

Pros: XFX Made

Cons: VGA did not work,DVI side was the only side that would work and then the card went out and XFX said I have first go Thru NewEgg and NewEgg Making me jump thru a loop to try to get a return or your money back.

Thankyou NEWEGG I expected better out of you,Out of all that I have delt with you.All sale where smooth with you in tell a return had to be made. (Very Very Super Poor Service)

Pros: Works like a charm!

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I have a Dell Dimension 4700. The power supply does not put out much power. I wanted to upgrade the video card, but most of the new video cards need much more power than my Dell can handle. This card is powered by the PCIE bus. Haven't had one problem since installation.
It is very fast and powerful!

Pros: Card works great and installs easily. Runs WOW at Ultrahigh and Crysis at High with a constant frame rate.

Cons: None.

Pros: plays well even bc2 on med-high and lots of other games has been a trooper that's for sure.never had any real issues other performance frames just not high enough.great buy tho i would recommend for starter rig

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: i got it free but still i would buy another if i had to couldnt beat the perf. and price

Pros: Good graphics card, attractive price.

Cons: It is NOT a low-profile card, never mind that it claims to be so in the picture NewEgg has attached to it. It is not even "low-profile ready," as the connections would take up too much room even in a reduced-size bracket. (I have alerted customer service to this error.)

Other Thoughts: I now have loose connections hanging out the back of a slimline HP box, which is the only way I could get it to work. On the bright side, the SeaSonic power supply I bought to go with it is doing fine.

Pros: Great video card I am getting 30 - 60 FPS in WOW

Cons: None

Pros: Can't go wrong with this card. Put my older 9500GT in my wife's computer when her onboard video stopped working. Still running great after 2 years. I expect the same longevity from this card also. Registration was easy with XFX. To answer the question about the personal identification code. I got tripped up on that one also. XFX resolved the issue very quickly. The code is only necessary for those who bought the card bundled with game software. The serial number registers the card. Card runs very cool with Riva Tuner setting the fan speed at 100%. Have never overclocked the card so I can't speak to that.

Cons: None

Pros: Card installed in an old HP desktop, barely clearing the above mounted pci-e tuner card, just as the GT8400 card had. The digital output worked fine.

Cons: The s-video connection would not detect my OLD Sony Tritron TV, requiring a manual configure every time computer was booted.

Other Thoughts: While the previous generation of 8x00 nvidia cards (as in 8400GT, 8500GT) do detect my old analog TV via an s-video->composite cable for cloning, this card would not. I tried every driver, starting from the most recent, back to what worked with the 8400GT. All drivers failed to detect the TV, thus requiring a manual clone setup every time computer rebooted. The previous generation of cards would detect the TV and keep the clone setup between reboots.

Granted, given all the user comments about the useless s-video connector, I'm a MINORITY, but that old 32" Sony keeps going and no need to jettison just yet.

So, the digital output worked fine, it's just that the card did not do what I needed it to do.

Windows Vista x32, with Windows Media Center connected to Sony analog TV and Windows Home Server.

Pros: It costs 65$, and it works well for DVDs and Netflix.

Cons: Runs hot when my screen saver kicks in, crashes causing BSOD or system lockups when running 3D intensive games, some more than others.

Other Thoughts: I wouldn't recommend this card for gaming, but for web-surfing and video it's cheap and works.

Pros: Great card, pleased with performance so far

Cons: This is not really a con for the card but the process to get the drivers. The CD that comes with the card is better used as a coaster. To get the drivers online from XFX you have to register the product & enter a personal access code which is in the box. This code looks like something you would have to enter to authenticate Windows. What's up with that!