ATI Radeon X1950XTX DirectX 9 100-435843 512MB 256-Bit GDDR4 PCI Express x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: I've used several of these cards on various builds and they've all worked very well on the systems.

Cons: Not a con, but beware of the size. 1) These are long and wide graphic cards and on some mobos they can block the SATA ports. 2) On some mobos the back of the graphic card is so close to the RAM-clasps that you have to remove the graphic card in order to swap RAM. 3) On nearly all mobos they will block adjoining PCI slots. 4) The clasps on the PCIe x16 slots can be difficult to reach when you have to remove these cards. But this is tru with all big graphic cards, not just these.

Overall Review: I've used them on 1-monitor, 2-monitor, 4-monitor, and 1-monitor CrossFire systems. I never had any technial problems with ATI. Just be SURE you select the appropriate mobo for what you want to do!!!

Pros: Very nice card. Extremely fast. F.E.A.R. FPS test w/ Everything MAX and 4x AA 94% above 40 FPS the minimum frame rate was 38! Unbelievable card! If you have the cash GET it. ATI rules!

Cons: DO NOT, i repeat do not use the new 6.8 or 6.9 catalyst drivers from ATIs web page! This card is not supported by them(Card is too new). Use the CD that came with the card, trust me. I got my info directly from ATI. (I am useing XP 64 as well, so dont worry bout that one lol) No Crossfire Master Card yet:(

Overall Review: Intel Core 2 Extreme, Asus P5W DH Deluxe,ATI X1950XTX, 2 Gigs Corsair XMS Pro 2 DDR2 800, 150gig Westen Digital Raptor 10,000RPM Hard Drive 600 Watt OCZ gameXtreme PSU.

Pros: This card is a beast. It has handled anything I have thrown at it. I have yet to find a game that brings the card to its knees. It also looks very nice and doesn't make as much noise as I originally thought it would.

Cons: It is a bit pricey, but for guys like me who are trying to build a high end computer system, then price isn't really a big deal. It is a pretty big card, but for what I paid for it, I would be very disappointed if it didn't weigh as much as it did. It runs slightly hot(about 52 C idle) but it is not something to do a whole bunch of worrying about.

Overall Review: All and All, an awesome card. Make sure you have a power supply that comes with a 6 pin connector, otherwise you are gonna be a little upset. If you don't have a power supply like that, spend the little extra money and get a power connector for it. Also, once the price drops on these bad boys, I will buy the crossfire master card so I can crossfire these babies.

Pros: Great graphics, typical ATI quality and compatibility; lots of ram; cooling system exhausts through PCI slot; support people answer phone and speak English.

Cons: Flaky driver issues (black screen of death) on some new systems going back to December '06 as yet unresolved by ATI; card uses space of two slots and power hungry.

Overall Review: ATI has been aware of glaring driver issues with this product since late last year; had I not found a fix for BSOD at abxzone.com I would have returned mine for refund.

Pros: This card is excellent. I run all the latest games on the best settings. This card does tend to get hot, but I have had this card for 5 1/2 months now, and my pc has never crashed from this thing getting too hot.

Cons: Gets a little hot. Gets me worried at times, but other then that, none.

Overall Review: Running the following system: e6700 Dual Core, 74gb Raptor, 600w Enermax PSU, ATI radeon 1950XTX, X-Fi XtremeMusic, P5N32 Sli-SE Deluxe Mobo, 2gb Mushkin RAM. RUNS FLAWLESS

Pros: Nice card, fast easy to install and great costumer support. You dont have to worry to much about over heating because the fan and heat sink are monsters.

Cons: HUGE card BEWARE!!!!!!!!! ubstructs my motherboard fan, makes in unusauble but i have enough case fans so i hope it dosnt mess stuff up. Also make sure your case can hold it, mine barley holds on to it, it also is very heavy and bulky,barley fits. You cannot adjust the fan speed, card runs VERYHOT, you can feel the heat radiating from it. POWER HUNGRY, make sure you get a big enough PSU. I

Overall Review: I really wish that i had bought the pro version, the heat sink is big, but it runs everything nice it does what it says just make sure your going to have the room.

Pros: Say goodbye to chug and say hello to detail. As a gamer the first thing I did was put it through the ringer. Set all my games on max detail and discovered brand new worlds.

Cons: This card runs a bit hot (72-79). I also dismissed the high cost of the card by telling myself that I only purchase one of these things every 3 years.

Overall Review: I have yet to install the 2nd card, simply because I don't feel that I need it. All my games run fine. I'm running an AM2 chip with 2gb of ram and haven't had any issues at all.

Pros: This is definitely a good, high end card. Now that the updated Catalyst drivers are out, previous support issues are not as much of a problem. Runs Oblivion with everything turned on perfectly indoors, though with some noticeable slowdown in heavy areas.

Cons: Does run hot, but it's because of the very low default fan speeds, which Catalyst Control Center won't let you change. Also probably one of the last DirectX 9 cards, so the XTX may not be worth the price as perhaps the PRO version. The card can also be on the loud side under load when the temps get high.

Overall Review: The card idles hot because the fans are set to a pitiful 13% by default (as checked via ATITool). Setting fanspeeds can be done via 3rd party software, but I feel that it -should- be allowed in Catalyst.