XFX One ON-XFX1-DLX2 Radeon HD 5450 2GB 64-bit DDR3 PCI-Express Low Profile Ready Video Card

Pros: Very nice
Very cheap
Runs every single one of my son's games
Was very surprised when Arma 2 ran at 30 FPS on high settings. And 60 FPS on normal

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: My son's build Build:
AMD Vishera FX-8350
Corsair 8 GB RAM
Gigabyte GA-990FXA
Thermaltake 750 Watt PSU
And a DIYPC adventurer case

Pros: The price. I got this card new for around $25 and it came with a game. It runs many older games at a decent rate.

It really shines with video. I rarely get a skipped frame in any video I play. The hardware acceleration works great.

It runs at a very low wattage.

Cons: I wouldn't consider this a gaming card even though Windows gives it a 6.0.

Windows rates it as follows:

Desktop Performance for Aero: 4.3
Gaming Graphics: 6.0

Other Thoughts: You get what you pay for.

This card has a few bright spots. If you have an older low wattage PSU this card only uses 19 Watts. If you watch a lot of video and only dabble in games then this a great choice for you.

Pros: Product works great as advertised, one card for it all. Simple installation and even worked well with every driver Ubuntu offered.
Runs all source games on max settings with ease, flawless 720p playback for video, and Gimp runs smoothly despite the picture resolution.

Cons: Only reason I gave 4 eggs is because the 650mhz core clock mine came with (each varies slightly) doesn't seem to need that extra 1 gb of memory.

Other Thoughts: Overall runs pretty well and brought my old compaq presario into 2010 haha. Paired up with an athlon 4000+ from an auction site, id say I have a nice gaming rig by old standards.
Nothing flashy about the card, just a little powerhouse

Pros: Driver installation was simple and I ran into no problems. The card works fine on a 220w psu and fit perfectly into my slimline case. I don't play high end games like Crisis so this card fits my needs. I went from 15-20 fps in WOW to 100fps. Runs source games like a dream

Cons: Installing the low profile bracket was tricky

Other Thoughts: I have no complaints

Pros: great graphics
simultaneous outputs
low cost

Cons: does not support 3D movies

Other Thoughts: I bought this card to upgrade my PC to be a Blu-Ray media center. I'm disappointed that Newegg's description says it does that & it doesn't.
Newegg please fix your description.

Pros: So far it works. Nothing to get excited about.

Cons: Delivery on this one took 3 days. Normally, deliveries come within 24-48 hours.

Other Thoughts: My kid's PC used to run a 1GB Zotac GF 9500GT. It was giving me a lot of hanging problems. This was the replacement. It being 2GB is a bonus.

Pros: Easy install.
Accepted AMD/ATI drivers from the AMD/ATI website.
I don't think the fins got hot at all, just warm.
Works fine on a 300W power supply.

Cons: HDMI port is too close to the case cross beam, and prevents HDMI plug from fully seating.

Other Thoughts: WIN7 Rating (1.0-7.9 scale): Graphics 4.2, Gaming Graphics 5.9 with the latest AMD/ATI drivers. Purchased for everyday computing, MS Office, Internet, Emails, and it does a great job. Installed in an old Dell dual core with 4GB RAM. No more lags when scrolling down web pages. Happy.

Pros: It's a budget video card that allows me to simultaneously export video to my monitor and my flat screen TV, which is exactly what I bought it for.

Cons: The driver installation wasn't the easiest that I have come across but it wasn't that tricky either. Other than that none.

Other Thoughts: I bought this to replace a busted video card and didn't have any real expectations of it other than that it would export video to my TV and my monitor. I was pleased that it upped my windows performance rating from 3.8 to 4.2 but that's with the gaming performance being somewhat higher than that. It's not a huge leap in performance but it is better than I had before.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Doesn't work with all motherboards. Especially older Amberine-M models.

Other Thoughts: Wish I would have known it wouldn't work with my motherboard.

Pros: -better graphics than my onboard chipset (hp pavilion n1610a)
-very small, fits nicely, and seems physically sound

Cons: -heat:
the only cooling is a heatsync and it can apparently get uncomfortably hot, not to the point where it jeopardizes the immediate function, but i am concerned about the long-term life of the card and motherboard. I have purchased a PCI slot fan to fix this issue

Other Thoughts: it works, just keep cool!