Pros: Better than Intel integrated graphics in every way. Cheap

Cons: Gets real hot in my mini-ITX case. The half-height bracket that is included is 2 slot. Why? I'm pretty sure anyone putting this in a case that is low profile isn't going to have 2 slots avalible. I had to install it with no bracket. That works ok, but you have to be careful when plugging in the HDMI connector that it dosn't push the end of the card out of the PCIe slot. It is just a poor decision by ASUS to include a 2-slot half height bracket. I should have examined the photos better before purchase.

Pros: Small, half height, comes with half height bracket. I used this to replace a Geforce 8400GS that failed. The Radeon has better video quality than the Geforce. The other thing about the Geforce that was annoying was that it wouldn't work properly with my Panasonic Plasma (720p) because the resolution would overscan the monitor. With the Radeon, there is an overscan adjustment which made it perfect!

Cons: Heatsink could be bigger.

Pros: Fantastic for HD video decoding. My 3 GHz Pentium 4 (unassisted by this card) couldn't play 1080p .mkv's at all, and 720p was jittery as well. With this, everything plays like butter, and CPU usage remains quite low, thanks to the GPU acceleration. Card is completely silent (obviously), and works great for the light CAD I do in Pro/Engineer. This thing also sips power compared to more expensive stuff.

Cons: Runs hot, thanks to its passive cooling. It idles in the mid 50s (Celsius) and gets to well over 70 under load, and that's in my pretty well-ventilated dell BTX case.

Overall Review: Super-low-end video cards are always performance crippled severely. This didn't matter to me, because I'm not gaming. If you're planning on gaming, get a more expensive card! Seriously.

Pros: Small, cheap, silent and GREAT for HTPC Video. This card doesnt claim to run current games nicely ( and it REALLY doesnt) I didnt take off any eggs for this but i have to mention it because other reviews are claiming they got great performance. I certainly did not. I tried HalfLife2 and got lots of jittery play with the settings on high and my res set to 1920x1080. My sys is a decent dual core with 6gigs of memory. I had no expectation that it would be otherwise but i gave it a shot based on some of these other reviews.

Cons: I cant get the audio over HDMI to function properly. I bought this card because it is supposed to support HDMI 1.3 Hi-Def audio. I cant get it to work. Comments below (if youre interested)

Overall Review: I tried this card in my Win764 HTPC. running HDMI to my Sony TV which passes the signal to my receiver via toslink fiber-optic cable. My other sources (Playstation3 and Comcast PVR) are also hooked up to the TV via HDMI. My receiver gets digital surround sound from my other sources just fine. My HTPC only seems to detect the card as a "stereo" source of sound. Ive installed the latest version of the Catalyst Control Center "suite" which includes the high def audio driver. still no luck. Ive also disabled my motherboards integrated audio. Ill give it a few more days of web research and fiddling. If i can figure it out ill share my info here. if not ill have to try a different card, bummer.

Pros: Replaced outdated similar card on a vista OS. Small form factor bracket fit just fine with alterations that come in package.

Cons: Little pricey for outdated technology

Pros: Works, silent, easy installation, supported well by Ubuntu 11.04. Seems like a winner.

Cons: Low performance, But I expected that going into the purchase. What I didn't expect was that this card would run so hot as to increase the temperature in case by more than 5c. Maybe I have poor ventilation, but I still think it is surprising that the card is running at higher than 60c.

Overall Review: Recently I have had trouble with Asus Technicial support. So I am not sure if I would buy again.

Pros: DOA

Cons: Unfortunately the card worked incorrectly on both the DVI and VGA outputs, tested in two different slots and with two different monitors. The card is able to POST, but the display is garbled. You can recognize what's on the screen but it's covered with vertical lines and other garbage. Yes, on both outputs, even going digital to a digital monitor. So I think I just got a bad unit.

Pros: It's pretty.

Cons: It did not work after 2 days. Windows 7 stopped loading. I thought it was my memory sticks but it was not. Second I thought it was my hard drive going dead. So I switched out hard drives and that was not the issue. I even blamed it on the motherboard, but the whole time it was this video card. Lost many hours of life over this defective card.