Pros: This video card is a great running is my PC. It's fast, and plays all my games with minimal lag!

Cons: I said "minimal lag" which means that it does stutter a bit from time to time. Also, it doesn't over clock well at all, as over clocking it had little or no effect on performance.

Overall Review: A great buy, but ATI needs to work on features; nVidia already has that down.

Pros: This card runs great. I am able to play games and run programs better than ever with this new card. I'm able to take high end games and crank up all the settings to max and still play them with efficiency using this card.

Cons: Does run a bit hot, and needs some juice from a decent power supply. But since I bought a cool case with a good power supply, I have had no troubles with this card.

Overall Review: Make sure you have a cool case (temperature that is) and make sure you have a good power supply. Great card.

Pros: Ran Great for a few weeks. Ran a little hot but it was nothing to worry about.

Cons: WOW. First of all, the drivers from ati site do not work? after i tried installing them, It said "no ATI hardware found." next, i tried the drivers I GOT WITH THE CARD. Said the same thing. After finally getting the drivers to work, The Card began to overheat and artifact in...
CS 1.6 my machine overheated shut down after 30 minutes of playing. Save urself please

Overall Review: This was on a system using a AMD 64 X2 4600+
2GB 800Mhz Corsair Ram dual channel
600W PSU
10k rpm 80gb raptor

Pros: Its a great card, runs all games on high and then some.

Cons: Gets super hot with onboard cooler, got up to 80C while gaming.

Overall Review: Pair it up with a Zalman VGA cooler and watch this baby go!

Pros: Runs great! Faster performance than two 6900gs cards in a second machine I am running and all by itself. Purchasing a second one to run crossfire.

Cons: Runs hot, but put a Thermaltake heatsink and fan and it runs great.

Overall Review: Mr Bungle, you do not need to use a special Crossfire card w/ the x1900 GT cards. Just pair it with a second x1900gt and you can run crossfire w/o all the extra cables and purchasing a crossfire card.

Pros: The card performs well enough if you just use your computer for idling on your desktop. The card yields about 75fps standing still playing WoW with max visual settings.

Cons: The card overheats if you do anything but idle. Playing WoW for roughly 15 minutes the card will meet/exceed 89 degrees C and cause the system to reboot. Swapped the vid card with an 8800, issue resolved, problem follows original card.

So if you like overheating due to poor heatsink design, this card is for you

Overall Review: I could've purchased an alternate VGA cooler but after thinking about it, when purchasing a product, it should be ready to use/reliable as is with no modifications necessary.

Pros: Beautiful graphics when it works.

Cons: Overheats and locks up too often. Software (Catalyst Control Center) won't even start if the video card is acting up. It will only start if the card is working normally. Glitchy gameplay. Poor quality.

Overall Review: This is the first ATI card I have ever put into a machine of mine. I have been an nVidia fan since the GeForce2 days, but after reading so many great reviews of the Radeon cards, I thought I'd give one a try. I put this card into a new build about 5 months ago. Up until about a month ago it worked great. Now I can barely play any games without it overheating within 10-15 minutes of play. The card will lock up and try to reset itself, sometimes successfully, sometimes not and I'll have to reboot. The software the card comes with won't even start if the card is overheating.

Games with which I have this problem:
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Everquest 2
Need For Speed: Most Wanted
Neverwinter Nights 2

Also, I have never overclocked the card, as that is something I just have no interest in. The case has more than adequate air flow. I don't know what the deal is with this card. Maybe I just got a lemon, or maybe it's that giant thick mylar sticker they put over the whole heatsink.

Pros: Single slot, fast VPU, high frames on most games. Didn't have to upgrade my 350 Watt power supply. (ATI recommends a 400W PSU, and so would i... but my 350 does work as long as i only use 1 monitor.)

Cons: Hot hot hot. Gets up to 90C under load. Even though it's a single slot card, I still leave the PCI slot underneath it open for better airflow. Doesn't overclock very well on my system, possibly because my case is kind of hot to begin with. I wouldn't recommend it for Crossfire because it's only 256MB and all the Crossfire Edition cards are 512. You'd just be wasting half the memory on your Crossfire card.

Overall Review: I upgraded from a Radeon X700 Pro and the difference is huge. Went from 50 FPS on CSS stress test to 129 (same settings). 3DMark05 score went from 3334 to 6926. FEAR stress test went from 31 FPS average to 73. That being said, i kind of wish i had spent a few extra bucks and gotten the XT or XTX. i can play older games like CS:S and Halo maxed out with super high framerates. Call of Duty 2 is maxed out and runs great. Games like FEAR and Half-Life 2: Episode 1 (with HDR turned on) go a little slow with maxed settings. I had to lower the settings on both games to get smooth gameplay.