HIS H675FS1G Radeon HD 6750 1GB 128-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: It runs every thing within reason. Don't expect to run D3 or SCII on high settings. But it handles LoL on everything high flawlessly.

Cons: None if you have realistic expectations of it.

Other Thoughts: I've owned this card for almost a year now, and it hasn't let me down in any way. I would recommend this for somebody looking for an all around computer that can do some light gaming, which is what I ahve it for.

Pros: Cheap

Outperforms any console currently on the market at HD (1080p) resolutions.

Cons: Not a fault of the card but the Catalyst software has a nasty habit of scaling the picture and putting black borders around the picture to compensate for CRT overscan. This should NOT be the default configuration when connected via HDMI. It took me hours to figure out how to disable that "feature" (my on-board Intel GMA graphics didn't do this)

Every time I turn my TV off (I use my LG LCD 42" TV as a monitor) I lose sound and have to pull the HDMI cable and re-connect it to get sound again. Very annoying.

Other Thoughts: This is my first time adding a graphics card to me my PC. Been wanting to do so for a while and finally had the spare cash to do so. Most of my gaming was on PS3 and 360 but that's about to change now. I can finally run L4D2 that I purchased on Steam last year - on max setting no less (my onboard Intel chipset couldn't even do it at 640x480).

Pros: Hooked my PC up to my 32" inch Monitor and runs pretty well. I do play Company of Heroes, Sims 3, War Craft 3, Skyrim, BFS with 40-50 FPS. Which is pretty good to me so far.

Cons: Just a little bit of Lag here and there.

Other Thoughts: Remember SSD's 120GB or above is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Please do some research prior to purchasing SSD's.

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Pros: Cheap; will run most modern games well at medium quality or meh with lots of screen tearing at high quality. This is not a bad card but it's not a great card. Pulls power from MB.

Cons: Fan is clipped on for added cheapyness and came off in shipping; clipped back on and works fine. If you games require lots of graphics power, I would move on to the next card on the list.

Other Thoughts: I understand that the other PC specs will affect the graphics card. The system this card is in has a AMD FX-6100 CPU in an ASUS M5A99X EVO MB. I do casual gaming and this is a casual gamer card. This card is nothing special but it's not bad either. It's worth the price and you get what you pay for.

Pros: Per usual Newegg ordering/shipping was fast and accurate, received my package within three days.

Un-boxing was fun, comes in a fun packaging that makes you feel like you won something, always nice. Installation was a breeze, one of the reason I bought it was the limited power needed and lack of a dedicated PCI power cable. Software installed quickly, the Catalyst program is straight forward and easy to use with a nice warning when you unlock for overclocking to scare off people new to the process.

Performance is impressive for the price, definitely a nice mid-range card that's very quiet and even overclocked is staying surprising cool. We'll see how it holds up in the long run, so far you'll be hard pressed to find better for the money.

Cons: Not really a con, but be aware of the height it may surprise some people with slimmer cases.

Pros: Good price for the performance. Runs quiet and relatively cool. Bought this to replace a crossfire setup of two HD4850s. Bumped me up to the newest Direct X and also provides more performance. How can you go wrong for this price?

Cons: Not really a con, but this is NOT the crossfire version of this card. This is for a one card setup.

Pros: Low heat, fairly quiet, and excellent rendering.

Cons: none so far

Other Thoughts: It's a great card for the price. The fan on it looks flimsy but so far it has run quietly and has kept everything cool.

Pros: Fast
Can run almost any game
No PCI power connector required

Cons: Can lag sometimes

Other Thoughts: I had an aveage of 17fps in Heaven DX11, which is decent for such a demanding benchmarker. Runs skyrim on High at aroung 60fps with occasional drops to 30ish

Pros: Absolutely outstanding upgrade from my integrated 4200. What a difference!
~Set up was extremely simple and fast - popped it into the slot and closed up the case and it was ready to go (after installing the drivers of course).
~Runs quiet, I don't hear a thing.
~Still feels cool after several hours of gaming
~No cables from the PSU required, just plugged it into the slot
~Very powerful for such a cheap price

If your looking for an inexpensive upgrade for your gaming rig look no further. This little guy runs like a champ.

Cons: ~Not GDDR5, although thats not really important to me personally, it'd just be a bonus

Other Thoughts: I've tested it out, and it plays TF2, Portal 2, Quantum Conundrum, Amnesia, Blacklight: Retribution, Audiosurf, and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood all on max settings (save for AA options) with no lag. Keep in mind that I'm using this for moderate gaming, but this can play BF3 - just not at ultra settings.

My rig's specs:
HP Pavilion p7-1026b
AMD 2.9ghz Phenom II X4 840T
Antec 550w BP PSU
6GB DDR3 memory
HIS Radeon HD 6750
1TB Hard drive

Pros: Price per performance is great. Doesn't require extra power from power supply.

Cons: I used this card to professionally build a computer for a customer. The issue with this card is the fan for it is a snap-on, rather than being bolted onto the heatsink. My customer received the computer after being shipped to him, and found that the fan had fallen off. I did not realize it was a snap-on until it had snapped off. The customer was able to figure out how to snap it back on, but it did create some dillema.