EVGA 512-P3-N802-AR GeForce 8800GT Superclocked 512MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card

Pros: This card rocks! Now that it is on sale, it only gets better. Lifetime warranty is sweet. Easy-to-install Bios upgrades and latest drivers from EVGA's web site make this card perform quite well. Idles at 46C. Loaded, it'll hit 65+ C. CoD4 and CS:S frames are through the roof.
Some benchies:
3dmark2k1se 59,446
AquaMark3 189,000
3dmark 2006 14,466

Cons: You'll need a higher-end box to really lean on this card. The card's heat sink comes covered with a very thin plastic wrapper to prevent scratches. It doesn't look obvious if you don't notice the wrapper, but you should remove this plastic wrapper for better heat dissipation. The instructions/install guide don't mention this.

Overall Review: q6600 @ 3.4 GHz w/ Rosewill RX-Z775-EX Cooler, GA-P35-DS3L, G. Skill DDR2-800 4-4-3-5, EVGA SC 8800GT 512 oc'd to 710/995 w/ NTune, Antec 900 case/Tru-Power Trio 550W 3dMark 2006 - 14,466

Pros: Great FPS in Crysis (Never dropped below 30fps @ 1680x1050 with everything on High. 4gb DDR2 (2x2gb), q6600 @ 3.2ghz on a Gigabyte Mobo. Prostreet, GRAW, Gears of War, and COD4 never looked so great!.

Cons: Died within the first 5 days, causing my computer to randomly restart after the first 2 days, then started to show visual artifacts to the point that Crysis was no longer playable. Loved eVGA up until this point, but even their customer service dept. said that Newegg handles returns better than they do. RMA process so far has been quick and painless, we'll see how it turns out

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