Pros: You have to love Asus - including a utility to change the VOLTAGE on the video card - wicked smart! Check out the review at hardocp . com

Cons: Doesn't come with Habenero Sauce?

Overall Review: I bought 2 to do CrossFire on my new Asus P6T (it can handle up to 3!)

Pros: Can run every game i play on highest setting. Fallout 3, Left 4 Dead, Mass Effect, Crysis, even Arkham Asylem. Played Left 4 Dead 3 hours, the card never got above 58 C. Everything running on Auto setting no need to over clock, at least not yet.

Cons: It has a 8 prong power hookup. My motherboard required the only one i had so i had to use the adapter they send, not a problem except if i ever want to run them in crossfire i will have to purchase a new power supply.

Overall Review: I have always owned Nvidia cards this is my first ATI and unless you want built in physics, this card is the way to go, that is if you have a really good power supply

Pros: Crysis Testing in Windows XP, 1280x960, All Settings High, No AA: Old Card (nVidia 8800 GT 512MB): 2009-04-09 18:33:30 - Crysis Avg: 37.910 - Min: 5 - Max: 50 New Card (ATi 4890 1Gb): 2009-04-09 19:47:57 - Crysis Avg: 65.851 - Min: 17 - Max: 109

Cons: My second one isn't here yet!

Overall Review: Crossfire is going to ROCK!

Pros: great chip....good overclocker....great price...I am happy, and I am very picky. Fan is silent at 23% at 65C for 2D desktop. i put it back to auto when I game and you can hear the fan but not annoying or weird so its about as good as it gets.

Cons: voltage tweak software (smart doctor) not working yet with windows 7 and/or ati 9.4 drivers. Even without the overvoltage it auto overclocks to just under 1ghz and just under 1.2ghz memory.. sweetness..

Overall Review: lets all thank ATI for bringing the High end GPU prices down to half... without them Nvidia would still be charging $500-$600 for this kind of performance. once asus updates the smart doctor software I can push the voltage a bit and run it at the new record 1ghz for a GPU... amazing job ATI.. and i have always used nvidia in the past.

Pros: Rock solid card. Plays all my games at 1680x1050 on my 24" widescreen trinitron with max settings flawlessly (Crysis, Crysis Warhead, Farcry 2, NFS Shift....). If your not wanting to jump on the DX11 bandwagon yet, this is the card to get. Cooler design works great, and is much quieter than other cards i've owned.

Cons: make sure your PSU can handle it. ASUS includes the PS connectors if you dont have an 8pin 12v to connect to the card. Takes both a 6 pin and 8 pin 12v connection to the card.

Pros: Very solid card for the money, CrossFires easily, OCs easily and for a large card has a decent form factor. I built a new system just to play high-end games and decided to give this card a try, it was a good choice looking back at it. You can do soft OC on the fly with the included software, regulate voltage in the CPU/Memory and regulate the fan speed, all in your native OS. The card was plug & play as well, my EVGA x58 recognized it without any funny business (I know, ATI card on a EVGA board :-p). I would recommend this GPU to both experienced and inexperienced users, there are many mods available for it including dominator heat sinks or you can leave it stock as well. Playing AION, Borderlands, Crysis 2, ModernWarfare 2 I get over 130FPS all the time on full settings @ 1680x1050. Buy this card and you will be happy.

Cons: Yeah, there was one thing that bothered me. The documentation enclosed with the card, it was of a Radeon that is no longer sold and does not even have the same dimension/chipset. Something else they forgot to mention (in both online/offline docs) they changed to power pins/plugs on the card, you need both a 6-pin and 8-pin modular to get this puppy to power up, lots of power draw. With an i7-920 make sure you have at least 850 Watt coming out of you PSU (the more the better really).

Overall Review: Newegg did a good job shipping this out on time. The packaging (both from Asus and Newegg) was decent and prevented any possible damage to the card. Make sure you have a big enough case for this, I would not bother with a mini-ATX you will just get frustrated. Full size board and tower is highly recommended.

Pros: Nice card, I'm running it in an Asus Crosshair III mobo, and no probs running Crysis at high settings... Haven't tried OC yet... Runs quietly at idle, and not much louder under full load... Nice:)

Cons: If you want to put this in the Crosshair III like me, be warned that the top cooling fins on the card interfere a little with the X-Fi card that comes with the mobo. A little loosening of the thumbscrew helped it sit at a slight angle, so no biggie, but still...

Overall Review: Will be nicer when I add another in Crossfire:)

Pros: Excellent cooling. Great Overclocking. Decent price particularly with current rebates.

Cons: Not a 5850. No DX11. No Eyefinity.

Overall Review: Bought because tired of waiting for 5850 availability. Reviewed many 4870,5770,4890 and 5850. Overclocks well, excellent stock speeds and great price.