ZOTAC ZT-50301-10M GeForce GTX 560 Ti (Fermi) 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: This thing has lasted me quite a while. Its run most of what I could through at it but sadly its time for an upgrade.

Cons: It doesn't do what my 670 does.

Pros: Full size HDMI port. Runs Crysis 2 flawlessly at 1920x1080 with all settings maxed.

Cons: Forgets to close the door to the fridge when I ask it to get me a beer.

Pros: Good card
No issues once the drivers were up to date.

Cons: Runs hot and loud.
I upgrade from a single 4850x2, so i decided to go for 2 of them. And they run louder and hotter than what i expected.

Other Thoughts: NP with shipment (expect the UPS man left a $1k package at my doorstep >.>)

Pros: This card is everything I could ask for in a video card, and more. I'm using this paired with a Corsair GS700 700 watt PSU. It runs this card like a dream. I bought this card from a local store, and it was the overclocked by default version. It doesn't get overclocked easily on stock clocks (1000mV) so you'll have to bust that up to 1025-1050 mV (or 1.025-1.050 V) to overclock this thing effectively. I'm not running this card at 1025 mV with 950 MHz core clock, 1900 shader, and 2200 memory clock. This runs stable, and most games are maxed out. The only problem I've been having is with Battlefield 3, with glitching and artifacting, but turning AA to low fixes most of these problems. It's a common issue with all brands of this card, so no problems here. I'll be looking forward to a patch from DICE to fix these issues, game on!

Cons: If you change the clocks and other things in MSI Afterburner for example, and set it to user specified fan speeds, it won't turn on at all unless you turn on MSI when you boot up. If you don't want to burn out your card, make sure to launch MSI after you log on! You could just set it as a start up program to fix this issue. Make sure you have good air flow! I have great airflow, and I learned with the non-launching MSI, this card hit 81C before I noticed. Now, with the fans controlled, it never gets above 67C max load, around 29-34C idle.

Pros: This card is great, Ive had it since the month the 560 Ti came out. It runs everything i can throw at it maxed out. Rage, Dues Ex HR, Metro 2033. Even Battlefield 3 and Space Marines don't skip a beat. I will be buying another when i need it to SLI.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Ive always like Zotac, Ive owned 6 cards from them now, and i definitely prefer them over EVGA or any other Name Brand.

Pros: Amazing price for a 560 ti and the orange makes it look so unique inside the computer case

Cons: Fan looks a little small for the job it has... Newegg con was that I wanted to buy two but they only had one... inventory inventory inventory newegg!!

Pros: This card is AMAZING!! only used it for about an hour until my cheap Raidmax PSU died on me. But in that hour I was running Rift at max settings possible on a 25" LCD LED monitor and doing my graphic design using Lightwave 3D and NO LAGG AT ALL. very amazing card guys

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Will be back for a second card for SLI in the future when I need one

Pros: Good performance on games and HD video playback. Played Black ops 1080p resolution with everything Maxed out and getting 90Max 60avg 47lowest FPS. GTA IV runs smoothly as well on 1080p everything maxed but getting 27fps lowest 60fps highest.

Cons: Runs hotter than the dual fan versions from other manufacturer.
40 degrees C idle. 72 degrees under load. in Celsius. But they say GPU's can tolerate up to 80 degrees so this ain't so bad then.