SAPPHIRE 100358OCL Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: GREAT CARD SUPER CHEEP AND RUNS NICE

Cons: DOSE NOT OVERCLOCK WELL. VARY DISAPPOINTED IN YOU NEWEGG!!!!!!!!!!!!

I OVERCLOCK IT USING AMDS SOFTWARE AND THAN MY PC BUGS OUT AND RESTARTS

Pros: I replaced my crossfire 5770 setup with a crossfire 7770. It seems to be a somewhat incremental but noticeable improvement over the older cards.

Based on frame rate analysts from benchmark sights it's about a 22% increase in frame rate performance. However that's board to board and not a xfire comparison.

Im sure the xfire setup makes up for more.

Cons: None yet.

Pros: love this card it runs black ops 2 maxed out and runs BF3 on ultra

i would advise any one to buy this card

Cons: if you can find one than you installed your card wrong

Pros: Runs Farcry 3 on High, Starcraft 2 on Ultra, etc. Plan on Crossfiring in the near future since it doubles the FPS!

Cons: Runs at around 70C, kinda warm but cooler than most. Not a problem anyway, never overheats.

Other Thoughts: Crossfire, crossfire, crossfire! Running with an FX-6300, beautiful AMD combo.

Pros: Went from using intergrated Intel HD 3000 to the 7770, and man soooo much better. Will be using it in a CrossFire setup eventually.

Cons: None except... I had to pay for it?

Other Thoughts: System:
ASUS P8Z77-V LK LGA 1155
i5-3570K Ivy Bridge O.C 4.2Ghz
Patriot Intel Extreme DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2133
SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition
COOLER MASTER Silent Pro RS850-AMBAJ3-US 850W

Pros: I bought Crysis 3 and was worried about the performance of this card for the game. Not sure why anyone really needs better, unless your getting paid to play games.
Crysis 3 running at:
23 average Fps at Max settings with AA on during multiplayer pvp. 45 Fps avg at Max AA on during Campaign.
55 avg Fps on Custom High settings for online PVP (my sweetspot)
AA off, Motion Blur Medium and the rest is set on High and it still looks amazing.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Im not a pro on FPS but higher is better. But..... during this 7 hour run of testing different settings for Crysis 3. Even at 23 FPS on Max settings for online play I didn't once, have any bottle necking, no slow downs, no lag, ripping, pixelization or any problems what so ever. I only run it on custom High for 55 fps as a precautionary to preserve the life of the GPU. I cannot visually tell the difference between 23 FPS or 55 FPS besides what the tests tell me. So I don't know what all the hype is about for high FPS besides bragging. It boggles my mind when people say you need to spend lots of money on a graphics card to get great performance. The 7770 is where it's at.

Build

AMD Phenom II X4 965 (3.6 ghz) used preset O.C.
Mobo Asus Sabertooth 990FX
G. Skill Ripjaw 8GB Ram 1600
OCZ 120 GB SSD
Graphics Sapphire 7770 OC Ed.

Pros: Good Gaming. Most games run on medium settings. It's amazing at heat control, It never gets too hot.

Cons: It's not a GTX 680.

Other Thoughts: If you're looking for razzle dazzle 1080 gaming. The obviously you're gonna need to spend some more money. This video card is what it is, you can expect it to do what a more expensive card would do. Nevertheless, it's a great choice for a budget build.
As for those who say Nvidia is better.. I've had both, and there's really no difference if you have the equivalents of each, then it's pretty much the same.

Pros: -Cool
-Quiet at stock fan speeds. It will get louder the harder you game but even at 100% speeds its not too bad (not noticeable if you have headphones on)
-Faster than my Powercolor HD5770 I upgraded from
-Colors have more pizzazz than my old hd5770
-Has ran Devil May Cry and Black Ops 2 on full settings with vsync off AA off and everything set to max through the AMD Vision Control Center over 100fps easily and never went over 52celsius (my fans were on full blast though)
-The 2 nicely sized fans on the heatsink push enough air to cool my entire system down a little

Cons: -Takes up 2 brackets or w/e u call them on the back of my pc
-The heatsink and fan are the largest part of the card and the bad thing with this is you MAY not have room for another card directly below it (I'm running a mATX setup though)

Other Thoughts: I'm not able to run this card at full speed due to my own setup which is my fault. My 2.8 ghz and slow ram and hard drive really hold this card back. Overall it runs whatever i want though. HD Videos also look nice. Definitely satisfied with my first Sapphire purchase.

Pros: performed great did all that it claimed and great price from new egg

Cons: ran fine until you put a load on it and then it would lock up and turn display gray,then i would have to force shutdown with computer power button to reboot

Other Thoughts: my rig (acer m3910 ) no on board video came with amd hd6450 card
8 gig ram upgrade
corsair 500 watt psu upgrade
intel i3 processer

sent back to new egg for refund no probs their great and ordered a evga ssc overclocked gtx650ti have always went nvidia should have stayed with them

Pros: Good price for a very solid card. WEI 7.6. produces same or better performance than many cards that cost more. Love option to Crossfire too as they are pretty inexpensive.

I have used VaporX versions of 7770 before and I think the only real difference is the price tag (this one is about 20% less).

Cons: none so far