Pros: *silent*, no need for separate power cable, smart power-on-demand behavior, runs cool even in a compact case (36C in normal operation with just the CPU fan there and a fanless powersupply)

Cons: the design of the heating pipes sticking out could be problematic in very compact builds (but then those probably would use integrated graphics)

Overall Review: just what i needed: i was not looking for a gaming platform, rather just to bring up the somewhat anemic WEI of the integrated graphics on a i5-661 (4.1) to a higher standard and extend my workstation's life. the new WEI of 6.8 for graphics certainly achieves that. it is a surprisingly high card, but fits without an issue into Silverstone Sugo SG1 and 2 cases. System power barely goes up because this card seems very smart in how it draws power. The system remains just as cool with this addition. yes it is a double slot, but hey most graphics cards that pack some umph will be. silent, wei of 6.8 and power efficient at around $80 means 5 stars, no doubt.

Pros: pretty powerful for the money. best performance/$ ratio. Zero noise.

Cons: bulky. check your case before make the purchase.

Overall Review: If you want to upgrade your "integrated" video, buy this one. so much better than the $40ish cards (waste money and a slot), while not that behind the hundread dollars ones.

Pros: No noise makes for a quieter computer especially w ssd. Mostly I use it for hd tv, warcraft, and as a computer monitor.

Cons: With two computer monitors displaying full hd 1080p, the one in the hdmi output will blink out for an instant once in a while and the heat sinks are super hot. When I turn off the other monitor the problem goes away.

Overall Review: I want a quiet computer and willing to work within the limitations of this card. Obviously this is just about the most performance you can get considering the unreal heat sink it has taking up two slots.

Pros: I ordered this card because I wanted the best card I could get for a 360W OEM power supply. The previous card I had was GeForce 210, which while was nice, was a touch on the noisy and underpowered side. The Asus Geforce GT 440 is wonderful. It is dead silent since it has no fan. It brought my windows graphics index up to 6.7 in both graphics categories and it plays games fairly well on low to mid settings (it is not a high end gaming card). Eventually I plan to use this PC for work or as a HTPC and either way I go this is a great card.

Cons: For a little more money you can get a much better card but unfortunately my power supply can't support anything better.

Overall Review: Careful with the rebates. I ordered mine in-between a rebate period.

Pros: I tried to upgrade to Linux Mint 12 and had some problems with the built-in ATI graphics on my motherboard. I wanted to try something different so I looked on NewEgg for a fanless video card. This card looked great. I installed it, turned off the built-in video in the CMOS and intalled the Linux. Worked great. I installed the NVIDIA driver that came with the Linux and it had no problems. I have a SiliconDust TV tuner and I've noticed that the video no longer blures on fast moving scenes.

Cons: The card looks great but I can't see it since my case doesn't have a window.

Pros: Super quiet GPU. This GPU works great runs videos very well and plays my video games on medium to high quality depending on conditions of the game I play World of Warcraft I could not fully review this card as my CPU bottlenecks my game play in 25 man raids. But in 10 man raids it will run flawless on medium to high settings depending on the boss, I myself keep it on medium at all times. Easy install just clip it in and you are good to go. I have heard there is an issue with the software that came with it but I myself had not encountered any of these issues. For a fanless GPU this thing runs pretty cool. When I got it I let it settle for awhile then I pushed it to its max on factory clock and never exceeded 40 degrees Celsius.

Cons: Does not Over Clock well, even in small increments it lagged out the GPU. I would advise working this GPU at its factory Clock.

Overall Review: I did not care much for the factory software that came with this so I just went to Nvidia website and got their drivers and Nvidia Control panel. A lot easier, always checks for updates. As well the Nvidia Control panel gives a lot of options to work with this GPU. But Smartdoctor that comes with this ASUS motherboard is rather nice to show the temp of your GPU but didn't like that it was not a Gadget. Would have been nice to keep it open while gaming but it just becomes a hassle.

Pros: Very Quiet! Simple Install Runs the games I play (WOW, APB, Leage) fine. Price

Cons: None for the price, may not run newer games on max settings.

Pros: Very easy install, I just plugged it in and it did it all its self. Runs really cool, haven't been able to push it past 55 degrees.

Cons: Very bulky, needed to make some special "modifications" to my case to get it to fit.

Overall Review: Really great card, well worth the price, runs far better than my intergraded Hp s5000 card.