Pros: i will attmit i was a bit sceptical at how this would do but man was i wrong. this card small yet very powerful. i can play battlefield 3 on ultra(maxed) at a solid 40fps at 1080p which is very playable but when i go down to high this card shines, i can get 50-75 fps on high at 1080p and believe me thats quite impressive considering i went from a rig that could barely run minecraft.

Cons: the drivers really tick me off. do not download driver:314.22 its a waste of time it will play the game solid for 15minutes and then get an error and freeze your computer making you have to boot up again. save your self some time and go straight to 314.21 its the same thing for most games just no error.

Overall Review: this card has done nothing but impressed me and i am very satisfied. and im pretty sure this will be able to run bf4 when it comes out.

Pros: This card is great all i can say is wow! First off the card is good looking and very sturdy thanks to that back plate but I payed for performance, and it goes beyond my expectations. On bf3 multiplayer at stock speeds I never dip below 55fps and have seen it hit 100fps! I can imagine the results will be similar in bf4 too. Its a great overclocker too I can get the memory to 1600mhz and the core clock to 1225mhz no problem thanks afterburn. The temps are great to I can turn the fans up to 60% without hearing it over my case fans and it never goes over 45^C when overclocked and even lower at stock speeds.

Cons: Don't have enough money for two.

Overall Review: Overall a great bang for your buck and you shouldn't look elsewhere for the $250 range. I cant say anything for neweggs shipping service as i just bought from a local store. I can see myself in the near future buying a second and demolishing any game I can think of. I had an issue when i first got it as windows would not recognize the card no matter what and I couldn't download drivers or anything so I reloaded windows and problem solved, this isn't a con as windows had booting issues and so on before so it wasn't the cards fault.