ASUS Radeon HD 4670 DirectX 10.1 EAH4670/DI/512M/A 512MB 128-Bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: This card is absolutely great. *I recently upgraded from an X1950 XT 256mb, and the comparison is unreal. In Oblivion (with QTPIII) I am getting between 60-80 FPS outdoors 16x12 no AA. In CoD4 I am getting 60-70 FPS with 16x12 4xAA everything maxed. *Temps are awesome, the card idles at 30* and climbs up to a mere 50* under full load. Lets not ignore the fact that I can't hear it AT ALL. *Overclocking potential is awesome, using CCC I managed to crank it up to 850/1150 without a hitch. Can't wait for ATiTrayTools support so I can give it a volt bump! *No need for any adapters, has HDMI, DVI, and VGA all on board!

Cons: *Didn't come with a crossfire connector for future upgrades. *No ramsinks makes me anxious

Overall Review: Great value at the price range, I needed a quick fixerupper to replace my old X1950XT and this was the ticket. Specs: *DFI 790FX-M2RS *Athlon X2 4000+(@2.8GHz) *G.Skill DDR2 800 *XClio StablePower 500 Watt

Pros: Replacing an ATI Radeon X1600, this card just makes the colors on the screen pop with richness and vitality. It's an easy install -- the card is so short that it should fit in just about any case that takes a full height card. As with just about every ATI-based video card, you would be prudent to download and install the latest catalyst drivers from http://www.ati.com -- as of today it's version 9.4.

Cons: Incredibly wasteful packaging by Asus -- the box is about 3 times the length of the video card. In this day and age there's just no excuse to waste so much paper and cardboard on a huge box (marketing on store shelves is no excuse - when was the last time you actually saw an Asus video card on a store shelf?). Otherwise, there's really nothing negative to say.

Overall Review: When installing the Catalyst Control Center (CCC) software, select "Custom." If you don't pick a Custom install, you will be stuck with a trial of some game you may already have or just don't want. ATI issues new drivers nearly every month. Be sure to uninstall your current video drivers/CCC and reboot before installing the new ones. If you can find the ATI Software Uninstall Utility at ATI's site, use it to uninstall the current drivers. Be sure to pay attention to the prompt, because if you have ATI motherboard drivers too, it will ask you if you want to uninstall just the video drivers or all ATI drivers. You want to uninstall only the video drivers -- this is very important.

Pros: I run Vista 64bit OS and had the on-board graphics from the 780G (HD3200 ATI), Vista performance was 3.7, this card raised it to 5.8. This is a great card for the money, I highly recommend it.

Cons: Had trouble with the HDMI audio on my system with the drivers, after installing the software my CPU was always at 25% (Quad core). It seemed that Vista didn't like the realtek HDMI audio with the Radeon HDMI audio so I unistalled the radeon driver and everything is fine now (wasted about 2 hours trying to figure that out).

Overall Review: Install the latest ATI Catalyst drivers, don't worry about the Overclocking software that comes with the card. The latest Catalyst has a overclocking feature that works well. Make sure that if you have the AMD 780G mother board you unistall the HDMI audio for the ATI card or your CPU will be number crunching for no reason at all.

Pros: Good video card that doesn't require a 6 pin power connector. I bought this card specifically because I didn't want to upgrade my stock power supply and needed beeter performance in WoW. Nailed it!:-) Perfect for what I had hoped. Boosted frame rates in WoW significantly (more than doubled) for a great price.

Cons: None really. I guess if you want to complain that you can hear it, you could. But it isn't loud at all.

Overall Review: It comes with a neat utility that will monitor the temp of the processor and the ram on the card. You can easily overclock either or both, if your system runs sufficiently cool enough. And, as I just found out, it monitors the quality of the voltage to your PCI-e slot. (my MoBo is no longer supplying a reliable 12Volts, so I get to Upgrade!)

Pros: Great card at a cheap price. Just hook it up, install drivers and done!

Cons: Drivers were a bit buggy for windows7 but thats to be expected.

Overall Review: I dont know why people are complaining about "no audio through HDMI?" I have mine working fine. They must not have it configured right in their OS, not the card.

Pros: Good price to performance ratio and included HDMI is nice for a change. Great card for the average gamer who wants a bump in graphics performance without a hefty price tag. Also great for the media center PC and for those wanting the HDMI that I am using without issue. Installed easily and worked right away without any major issues. Make sure to get rid of your older drivers first of course or you will be taking a trip down troubleshoot lane. No complaints here! New Egg pricing and shipping speed... hard to beat!

Cons: The fan is huge for a low to middle of the road card! It covered a slot on my mobo that I shouldn't ever need, lol, I hope. This is the only reason I bumped an egg off down to 4 instead of five.

Overall Review: My fan isn't loud. I have read a ton of complaints about the fan but loudness isn't a problem I am experiencing IMHO. I have three fans running in my case and I certainly can't hear this fan over them.

Pros: Great connection options

Cons: Loud. I thought I could deal with it but after 1 week it was time to do something about it.

Overall Review: I did the famed 7v fan mod to quiet the fan using an old molex connector. Idle and stress test temps at stock clock showed 0 delta between 7v and 12v fan. Fanless was 9 deg higher at idle and 15 deg higher after 5 min test. I wouldn't run this fanless as suggested below. I saw temps nearing 80 in less than 10 min! 4 star because of the 2 wire fan design and noise. Don't expect Catalyst to ever be able to control fan speed, you need a 3 wire fan to see RPM. Card is now inaudible over 2 120mm Antec TriCool fans set on low and stock C2D HSF. This is now a great HTPC card... too bad my warranty is out the window.

Pros: I bought it for my HP media center Desktop that came with GMA 3100 onboard graphics. I opened the case and it took less than 1 minute to install the card. No separate power connection needed. I closed the case and connected to my 1080P HDTV with HDMI cable and pressed the power button. I did not have a monitor attached. It detected my tv and I had picture. I did not have to disable onboard graphics. It worked so good. I installed driver cd. Rebooted and never had a problem. I have a blue ray writer in my HP computer that came with nero 8 essential software. I also use my sony HD camcorder to make HD movies. This graphic card is excellent. Plays Netflix blue ray movies at full 1080P and upconverts regular dvd'S to full 1080P. Temperature stays b/w 40 to 45 degrees. I do not use it for gameing. It does great work in my HTPC. Blue ray at 1080P a piece of cake for it. I also edit HD video in this computer and also use TV tuner to record HD programming.

Cons: I have had it for about 3 months now. None so far.

Overall Review: My HP computer had a 300 watt power supply. I also upgraded the power supply to 430 watts. Thats was extra 25 dollars.