ASUS EN7950GX2/2PHT/1G GeForce 7950GX2 1GB 512-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Dual GPU HDCP Video Card

Pros: This is a powerful card. Most games will not be a problem; Fear and Half-Life 2 at 1360x768 with everything turned up to max with no signs of trouble at all. Actually not very loud considering there are 2 fans onboard.

Cons: The one thing to be careful about is it's longer by a good inch or two compared to a 7900GTX, though actually thinner due to the heatsink on the GTX being the size of a boat anchor (for an evga n570, though I think it's close to the reference heatsink size). Currently, the drivers (91.31 beta) seem to have an issue with dual monitor support, as I have 2 attached monitors but can only use 1 or the other at a time.

Overall Review: So far, the only issues I've run in to are driver related. I expect the monitor support to be fixed with a non-beta release, and the performance will most likely improve over several driver revisions. While this card is powerful, I'm not one-hundred percent sure it'd be worth the money to replace a 7900GTX yet. Since I was within a return window, I went for it. Also take note that you'll most likely need a bios update to properly detect the card. Initially, with an Asus P5N32-Deluxe, the second card was detected but windows reported that there were not enough free resources to enable the device. A quick bios flash resoleved that issue (to 0310 IIRC). I also have a 600w Seasonic which has no problem powering this, a P4 805D at 3.3GHz, 3 hard drives, a water cooling system, 2 120m fans and a DVD Burner.

Pros: This card is a winner as far as performance goes. Cooling is very good and not loud at all. I have it running on a asus crosshair and the NVIDIA ntune works great with it. As far as drivers goes Asus needs help. Just use the NVIDIA drivers from NVIDIA web site. I have on of the top 3dmark 06 scores for an AMD 5200+ AM2 system

Cons: Windows Vista RC2 is the only vista you can install whit this card pluged it. Earlier versions of vista will not install with this card. I am using the Vista RC2 64 & 32 Bit 5744 build and the card works but at about half speed. there is still no proper drivers for the 7950GX2 of any make. I am still waiting for nvidia to release a full performance driver for the 7950GX2 for Vista

Pros: Runs games beautifully at max settings...... before it crashes

Cons: Despite updating all the most recent drivers adn spending endless hours with tech support - my card coninually crashed and had to be RMA'd. Runs super hot so ensure you have great cooling for the card as it needs it!!!! Not a lot of non-water cooling options - so be prepared to go that route.

Overall Review: I love ASUS and have never had a problem so this may just be a lemon. Their tech support is useless.

Pros: The PROS should be obvious to anyone looking at this card. It doesn't miss anything.

Cons: It's large and will require attention to remove heat. I first purchased the Antec P180 case to build my ASUS Crosshair system. That was a mistake because th Crosshair has separated the PCI16 slots to accomondate cooling of the second GPU in SLI mode. On the Crosshair my second EN7950GX2 couldn't be installed in the P180 due to clearance issues with the PSU cage.

Overall Review: I purchased the Coolermaster CM Stacker STC-T01-UWK as my second case. With the ASUS Crosshair the optional second PSU area in the Coolermaster provides the space necessary for cooling the second 7950GX2 in SLI. In short, spend the money to buy the right to keep these guys cool.

Pros: Wow (not the game). Seriously. Amazing power. Runs all games I've tried on it seemlessly. Feels like the card is practically processing faster than my ethernet can dish out. Particle and polygon graphics are handled smoothly even without a PhysX accelerator.

Cons: The card is HUGE and will cover a PCI slot. Runs a bit warmer than I'd like, causing a warmer case than other cards have. Definitely get a 550W or better PS.

Overall Review: Running on an Athlon 64 X2 4000+ 2.2 GHz not oc'ed. Rosewill 600W PS.

Pros: Very fast, clear video. I'm sure I will enjoy the board (vis a vis the other reviewers) as soon as I fix a problem.

Cons: Had to return the card because I was getting a high color predominance that could not be eliminated with Asus/Nvidia Windows Control Panel. What I saw was a predominately purple image (no white) EVEN in the BIOS setup screens (which should be blue and white). Waiting for replacement.

Overall Review: (New build) Also using an Asus P5N32-SLI SE Deluxe motherboard (with Intel Core 2 E6800). Not sure if the trouble is in the motherboard or video card (don't have any other equipment to do a swap).

Pros: Superlative piece of engineering! Runs very, very, VERY fast, and yet it does not get very hot. Didn't have any problems installing this on my ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe motherboard with 2 GB of RAM. I've been playing GR:AW, SWAT 4, Oblivion, Rome: Total War, Medieval: Total War, and the two games that came with it. Not a single problem, and all games are being ran at 1280x1024 with all special effects turned on.

Cons: Nothing.

Overall Review: Make sure you get a big case when you buy this. It was a tight fit in my Antec P180B mid-tower.

Pros: Plays great no lag at highest settings played BF2, Prey, Farcry, hitman blood money, MOH, and king kong no blue screens or errors.

Cons: Runs hot 2nd card in smartdoctor temprature controls runs at 50C just being idle in windows (with the gpu fans on high). I dont know of a GPU liquid cooling block that would work on both the cards With the limited space between them.

Overall Review: CPU-AMD Athlon 64 4000+ clawhammer not OC MOBO-ASUS A8N32-SLI Deluxe MEM-2 gig's Corsair XMS 1gig twin kit OCZ 600W PSU