Pros: I bought this card for 175.00 here on newegg. I was a little iffy at first because it had only one rating with one egg, but I figured I would try my luck out. Man am I amazed at this card. I have the GPU @ 925GHZ (stock 810) and the Memory at 4400MHZ (stock 4008) Plays Crysis 2 Maxed out DX11 with the texture pack like its nothing. I am very happy with it, so happy I am writing my first review on newegg and I have been buying here for years. I used MSI Afterburner to OC, NOT the asus utility that came with it. I kept the voltages at stock settings, benched for one hour furmark extreme burn and with 2 hrs of crysis 2 gameplay. Got artifacting at 950MHZ so I just dropped it down. i5 2400 (stock) Biostar TH67B This Card GSkill Ripjaw X 1600DDR3 Fractal core 1000 Seagate 500GB Just a cheap build to play games cost under 600.00

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: I will buy another in the near future for SLI

Pros: -Easily OC options with MSI Afterburner -Runs cool (48c) on load -SLI Support -Cheap with rebate! -Nice adapters for any monitor hook-up -Very appealing warranty! -Passive Heatsink Install was so easy a noob could do it, and as far as space restrictions, it fit into my roommates NZXT Mid Tower perfectly fine. It will take up 2 PCI slots, so make sure you arent trying to load up your MoBo with all PCI hardware. Best Bang for MY Buck Award!

Cons: -Didn't realize there was a promo code for an EXTRA $10 off... -Like everything else from ASUS, NONE!!!!!

Overall Review: I've built low budget, "muscle" machines for 6 years now, and this is a must have for gamers! Given its specs and price, even if you need a little more, you can get 2 (sli) and still save on the 570 and 580 series. For all you "1 eggerz" because you actually get a lemon, save it. 1 bad card should never deserve 1 egg. ASUS is not just a MoBo company anymore for me! -ASUS Sabertooth 990fx -Phenom II 555BE -Cooler Master 1000W -ASUS GTX 560 from GeForce -Cooler Master HafX Full Tower -Hitachi 1.5Tb HDD 7200rpm SATA 6.0 64mb Cache -Zalman CNPS9900A LED -Kingston HYPERX 8GB (2x4) 1600(12800) MEMORY

Pros: This card is really quite and cool. This was an upgrade from a gts 250. The only game that I ever play on this card is Warcraft. Factory clocked on idle this card runs at a nice 29 degrees celsius with a fan load of 20%. I actually have to keep an eye on it because I have never heard the fan run. On load in game all settings max at full 1080i at 29hz on a hp 2159m, it comes in at 48-50 degrees celsius with a fan load of 31%. Even in intense fights, IE 25 heroic Rag this card holds its temp and noise level. The old gts 250 sounded like a get engine taking off and put off enough heat to raise the temperature in the entire room by about 10 degrees. The new one does not even break a sweat. In town this card gets between 35-55 FPS during peak play time at the above settings. Top fps, comes in at about 65, with around low 50's in raid. I am more than happy with this card and the purchase. This is my first Asus product, but it will not be the last.

Cons: I was really hopping to see a higher FPS, but I think this could be a bottle neck issue as my CPU is a Core 2 Duo 3.0, and my systems memory is a low speed. I would not really call this a con as I would expect to see bigger numbers with a more modern CPU and system memory.

Overall Review: Power supply is Corsair 650tx. I have not overclocked this card but there is plenty of room to do so since the fan is only running at 20%. Asus has done an outstanding job with this product. I thank you!

Pros: No problems so far and will run games at max settings with no problems

Cons: None

Overall Review: This card is priced right and is worth the money

Pros: A very nice card. Runs World of warcraft very nicely. 60fps on a high end system in cities and 25m raids. It holds temps of 30c even while in game

Cons: the drivers give fits occasionally

Pros: Perfect card,low temperatures and no lag on Battlefield3,Skyrim etc on ultra.

Cons: None

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Overall Review: I've had this card a couple months with no problems (my previous review is listed below). I wanted to respond to the guy who said the card was crashing his computer. I recently updated my drivers and I started have the same shutdowns, but I rolled back my drivers and the card works fine again. I'm really hoping they put out some new drivers soon, but the older driver works fine. This is the driver that i've had no problems with: 8.17.12.8026

Pros: Just as capable as the 560 GTX DC Ti but, read cons! I got a free shirt when I got mine.. LOL "Compromise is for losers"

Cons: Besides 1 cooling fan (Waste of PSU wattage and not really noticeably cooler..), a 16% Performance Difference (Ti is faster) AND from trusted dealers it's roughly $30 to $50 cheaper...varies on the deals you may find.

Overall Review: I have this card (Mini-HDMI to HDMI FOR THE WIN) built with and Intel i7 950 CPU, 24gb of Corsair Vengence DDR3 1600MHz RAM on an ASUS Sabertooth x58 MoBo and everything is great. NVidia Control Panel on max settings, fast loads, great picture with my SyncMaster P2770FH, High FPS and no complaints!