HIS H667FN1G Radeon HD 6670 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Low Profile Ready Video Card

Pros: Buying this video card was a great choice. It's really a massive boost after using the AMD 5450 1GB. No regrets so far.

Cons: NA

Pros: Seems to work just fine in my small form factor case and have no trouble playing new games on medium and some high settings.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Should have bought a 7750 low profile but I'm still satisfied.

Pros: The card stays cool still, and runs games decently.

Cons: I spent a while trying to get the correct combination of drivers and catalyst versions installed so that my computer wouldn't freeze on boot. Right now, i'm using drivers that are like 2 years old. Anything newer, and it freezes my PC like 10 seconds after my desktop comes up after boot

Other Thoughts: I was hesitant to buy an ATI card, switching from nvidia. Now i know. First and last ATI card

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Pros: Good Price--Low Profile

Cons: None for me.

Other Thoughts: I am using this card for
Dual Graphics with my AMD A10 APU and it is really working fine. At this point however, with Win 8 64 bit, the Catalyst Driver is not compatible, so I had to use an older version, but even still I'm getting a WEI value of 7.1, so that's not too bad.

Pros: Great graphics card! Does everything I need! 1GB! GDDR5! Worth the $70

Cons: none

Pros: This works far better than a 5450! I upgraded from a 5450 and noticed amazing results.

I can play Just Cause 2 on high everything,
Sleeping dogs I can play on high settings,
sniper elite I play on max,
I maxed out Saints row 3 and it plays at around 40fps
Minecraft plays at about 60fps and can dip to 40 at times

I wanna test more games because this thing can handle a ton.

Just go with the GDDR5 if you want to do some gaming because you wont be disappointed as you might be if you go with DDR3.

Dual Fan to keep it nice and cool.

PC Specs:

Athlon x3 450 Rana 3.2Ghz

4gb DDR3 Ram

250gb sata II HDD

480 watt peak PSU

Radeon 6670 GDDR5

My computer is definitely not over the top so if you have anything better than mine you should get somewhat better results possibly.

Cons: None for me!

Other Thoughts: I really like it and it gets the job done.

Also works great on Ubuntu 12.04

Pros: Fairly powerful low profile card. No need for external power. I put this in a Dell Inspirion slim tower 530s so he could play Need For Speed Most Wanted. He was playing it using a Radeon 2400 at poor resolutions and freezing quite a bit. Now the graphics look great and it only slightly pauses when going thru tunnels with lots of action happening, took my pitiful windows expierience score from 3.9 to 5.6. Using 250W power supply and so far all is well. Read folks had trouble get standard case adapter off....I had no problems at all. Hex nuts came off easily with needle nose pliers and tiny screw came off easily with small/eye glasses type Phillips.

Cons: So far not much. Like I said at high resolution in tunnel scenes Need For Speed can freeze or fast forward awkwardly. But I didn't expect a miracle after all its a dell 530s not a serious gaming computer. The only issue I had with the install was for a while my computer (running Vista) acted quite strange after I uninstalled my old card and installed the new one. The mouse worked intermittently (it seemed like my CPU may have been bogging down as windows was trying to do a lot). Then my CD drive wasn't recognized by windows. I rebooted safe mode and then rebooted into normal mode and all was well. Not sure what that was about.

Other Thoughts: I will update this once I get the rebate. Noticed several folks had issues with that before.

Pros: It stays cool even in my old HP's case

It runs all of the games I play (mostly Source games) at max settings at 1440x900.

It fits in even the smallest cases

GDDR5

Under $100

Cons: Umm, it isn't an HD 7970!

Other Thoughts: This is more my own PC's fault, but i think I could get better performance if i upgraded my old phenom 1 quad core. It still runs great with it regardless.

Pros: So far its a good card. The index rating changed from 6.7 (hd5550) to 7.1. This card whike playing WoW on 1920x1080 on good settings with ultra view distance gets 60fps on average. at times it jumps up to and over 100fps. WoW is weird though at times any card at times will drop to a low rate as is what happens with this card. Im content with the card.

Cons: The fans and size do make it a little big.

Other Thoughts: With the fan on it would not fit in the Dell Optiplex 755 SFF so I had to place the fan above the card on the case. Was a bit of a pain but the fan cable was just making it as long enough to be able to close the top. It runs now at 60C normally and when playing it will hit 80 81 the most but the fans kick in more and keeps it down. I dont really like the temps so I may look into more cooling for the inside of the case in general. It being SFF ill have to find a way to blow the air out of the back. Not sure what I have seen for the PC will even fit now due to the Vidcard's size. The PSU being I think below 300W and it still works. Can't complain about this card with the PSU and the performance the card is actually putting out.

Pros: -Stays cool. I was using the manual fan control at 70% and the temp didn't go up past 55-Celsius when i was gaming. on auto it doesn't go above 60.
-The fans are quiet if you have them on auto or on low speed setting.

Cons: -Didn't fit my small case. It's an Aspire AX1420G-U5832. Had to take off the fan and mount it on top of my case. luckily the wire was long enough and the top of my case has ventilation holes.
-Isn't much greater than this card which i previously had. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121397&Tpk=asus%20gt430
-It gave me maybe 10-15 more fps, with everything in the Catalyst settings on lowest. Was hoping for more since it's GDDR5.
-Also, This is my first Radeon card and honestly compared to nVidia's control panel, The lack of adjustable 3D settings in Catalyst was disappointing
-First and last Radeon card