Pros: They work, what else can I say?

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: I bought these at a big chain electronics store on sale with no rebate for much less than they were here (sorry Newegg). Put them in my Mid-2010 MPB that uses DDR3 1066 ram but have not had any issues after 6 weeks of constant use. Don't notice any difference in battery life. These use .15 of a watt less than normal RAM. Anyway, they do seem to work well with Apple.

Pros: Money well spent. Been purchasing EVGA cards for as long as I can remember. They are headquartered a couple miles away so I sort of feel obligated, ya know? I wish everything I owned was built like one of their cards. NO question, EVGA/Nvidia is the way to go. But...I don't get why they make all these versions with different clock speeds because my "vanilla" GTX285 with the Precision Tool runs nice and cool at the MUCH more expensive "For The Win" card speeds. If you register your card you get a free copy of PC Mark Vantage. 90 Day upgrade is a nice feature that I might use to get a GTX295 or whatever else comes out in the next couple months. No problems playing the most modern games maxed out except that I suck and I keep dying.

Cons: Has not improved my dating life at all and after a month of ownership, I still live in my parent's basement.
Chicks just don't appreciate the FPS's I roll with.
Or the sheer size of my video card. At 10.5 inches, it's a monster baby!
EVGA should advertise in Vogue or whatever so women are more aware of what us guys are packing in our PC's!

Other Thoughts: Like others have stated, it makes a tiny bit of a whining noise with normal use like when browsing web pages etc. but nothing really worth mentioning. If you set the fan to max it sounds like a leafblower, but GPU's run hotter than CPU's so 80-90c is perfectly acceptable.
Not a good idea to purchase if you are on unemployment/welfare. I paid about the same for a 32mb card a few years back and thought it would last for at least a decade. I wonder how Crysis Warhead would feel about that?

Yes, it's longer than your average ATX motherboard, but in my P182 case I have enough room for a 24"+ card, so Bring It EVGA!!!

AMD Phenom II X3 720 2.8@3.5 - Prime 95 Stable
GIGABYTE GA-MA790GP-UD4H
G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR2 1066
EVGA GTX 285
2x WD Caviar SE16 320GB SATAII in RAID0
CORSAIR CMPSU-750TX 750W
Antec P182 case