ASUS GeForce 9600 GT 512MB GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 SLI Support Video Card EN9600GT/HTDI/512M

Pros: Only the best card I have ever owned. My card is very quite and I can't even hear it in my Xion Solaris case. Love this card and it seems super stable. I have overclocked it and run 3dmark06, and got some great results. 750-core, 1750-shader, 1000-mem, 50c idle, 59-60c load on the stock fan and still whisper quite. Get this card its worth it.

Cons: No cons unlike other 9600gt brands, XFX, EVGA, and BFG. I'm a member of www.Overclock.net and thats all I hear.

Overall Review: I Have run Asus for years now mobo/vid card and they have always been rock solid.

Pros: Quiet, fast, and powerful. Graphics are really astounding on my twin 22" LCDS's.

Cons: BEWARE THE SOFTWARE DRIVERS that come with the card. They work just fine, but no computer on your network will be able to Remote Desktop to that machine. The driver package kills the \\windows\system32\RDPDD.dll driver and will not allow remote connections. Only took me 2 hours to figure that one out!! Download and install the latest driver package from NVIDIA.

Overall Review: Worth the money spent. 3DMARK06 test on the card was good.

Pros: Terrific Direct X10 gaming, inexpensive, seamless upgrade for HP M8120N

Cons: A gamer can always use more power...

Overall Review: After much research I decided to purchase this to upgrade the horrible stock vid card in my HP M8120N machine. Things are packed pretty tightly inside the box, so I was concerned that this card wouldn't fit (even after hunting down the measurements that I could find online.) Luckily, the card was an almost seamless fit within the cables and the space under the drive cages, and no case modding was necessary. The card brought my Vista score from the stock 3.4 to over 5, and the difference is night and day. Runs Crysis at all High (and a few very high) settings with no problem; Left 4 Dead, Fallout 3, Sims 2, etc. all look amazing. In summary, you get: 1) a fantastic Direct X10 compatible card for a good price 2) a cheap solution for those who bought the M8120N and want to upgrade the vid card...The best part is, the card runs on a 350W PS, so it was not even necessary to change out the power supplies in the pre-fab. The PS seems to handle the load well so far.

Pros: It is very silent, bumped the fan up to 100% with smart doctor and could barely hear it, great video card for the money NVidia is the way to go. Card stays very cool 43 C at Idle. thought about getting ATI but almost all reviews say they are HOT

Cons: the Asus utilities are nice but could be better, Gamer OSD didnt really work right, have to install all utilities to have them all work. I think EVGA would have better Utilities to have more customization

Overall Review: New Egg is the Best, tried others and its not the same

Pros: Quiet cooler with low temps. Great performance for a card that's under two hundred bucks, especially since it has higher than expected framerates in DX10 games.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: I have rarely been disappointed with an ASUS video card. Over time, I have used Gigabyte, BFG, and Sapphire (and I even had a very short stint with ATI), but I have been happiest with the ASUS boards.

Pros: Priced very reasonable for a Nvidia 9 series. Onboard Fan and heat sink very well designed. SLi capable. ASUS software is very easy to use.

Cons: Compaired to other cards the heatsink and fan are a bit bulky. Do not plan on accessing any PCI slot directly under the slot you install this card in because the Heat sink and fan will block the slot.

Overall Review: In the event you decide you wish to uninstall the ASUS software provided, you will have to uninstall the cards drivers then reinstall them as well. For some reason uninstalling the software will cause some programs to not recognize the card untill the drivers have been uninstalled and reinstalled. System: Intel Core 2 duo 2.33 Ghz 3.5 gigs ram ASUS PND 5 mobo ASUS Nvidia 9600 GT x 2 and SLi Win Vista Home Premium 64bit

Pros: It's quiet, works right out of the box, pretty self sufficient; and even though my mobo had some issues with the size, I was able to solve this quite easily. Asus really knew what they were doing when they did this one.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Great card, I already have a few friends who have it, I bought it and it works great thus far. I would definity buy this again and suggest it to anyone else who's want's bang for their buck.

Pros: Plays up to date video games and most importantly it stays cool

Cons: It's Huge, but the good one's always are

Overall Review: I would buy this card again