BFG Tech GeForce GTX 260 DirectX 10 BFGEGTX260896OCE 896MB 448-Bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Runs every game I play at highest settings. The noise level is very minimal. This card does exactly what it is supposed to for the price point. I get a rebate making the card about 150.00 which is about what its worth.

Cons: The only con I have with this card and it really isn't a con is the power consumption and the size. I have a full size tower so no biggie but this card is HUGE. I had to purchase a new PSU to run the card. Glad I did though Corasir 650 W is great.

Overall Review: I knew what this card was when I purchased it and it is a OC card. It is a 192 version that is OC, nothing misleading about that. Look at the numbers, it's pretty clear what you are getting.

Pros: Very Solid Bargain 260 Core It only has 192 proccesor cores instead of 216 ... but the difference between the two is so insignificant you will never notice. Its a 3-4% gain on average with the 216 which goes to about 4-5 FPS, at the rate this card performs that will not be noticeable. Even if you are running at extremely high-resolutions with the highest possible quality the gains from the 216 wouldn't make the difference between a playable and unplayable game. The reviewers stating this card is a rip-off have no idea what they are talking about. Runs everything I have thrown at it without a hitch Great upgrade from a 7900GTX 512mb. 2 Stickers!

Cons: Size ... this card is massive Water Cooling attachments are insanely expensive 120+ and only few manufacturers offer it.

Overall Review: Comes over-clocked 14 MHz ... 590 vs 576 not a notable difference at all. But if you are over-clocking this card anyway it doesn't matter, I don't see why people are complaining about this. Great way to save a few bucks on a build if your on a tight-budget.

Pros: yep, this thing is nice ( nice and big ) good for me that I have only two SATA drive cable's going to the mb I could not use this card if I were to have more than two of these cable going to a 650i ultra mb. Had to adjust the locking tab that hold's everything in place. OK cut the tabs that lock the card in. these card's are nice.

Cons: I knew that the 216 stream processors were do out soon on the 260 model and yes there are around $50 more.

Overall Review: Thank's New Egg. OCed to vn setting's very nice

Pros: GPU-Z reports the card having 216 shaders. Runs everything great. Fan noise is not overwhelming. I love the backplate.

Cons: These cards tend to run a bit hotter. I think the max I've seen is 70C while folding with my fan at 40%. I turn it up to 65% and it drops to about 60C on full load.

Pros: This is the Best Card out there for you buck Plays all my games At "HIGH DETAIL+" Plays Fallout 3 Maxed @1080P 60+FPS The Card Is a little Big But well worth it, And if need be Buy a new Case To fit it you'll not regret it.

Cons: Don't Deal With the Rebate People Thay can read the UPC# and decline it, As thay did me and tell you it's your falt And all thay say is sorry And not fix it.

Overall Review: My Pc, AMD Athlon X64 X2 6400+ 3.21 OVC 3.50 8GB OCZ Reappers 3 1TB Seagates 2 23" Asus 2Ms Lcd's BFG 260oc 896MBR VCrard OVC 999MBR 1000W Xclio Power Supply Stuffed in a XCLIO Blackhawk Advanced Case :D :D :D :D :D :D

Pros: Great upgrade from a PNY 9800GT 1Gb. This card is huge!! Be sure to clear almost 11 inches from the bracket.

Cons: Runs a little warm, nothing an additional fan cant resolve.

Overall Review: Be sure to send in your proof of purchase to BFG. The trade up program is the way to go if you plan on getting the GTX295.

Pros: More GDDR, more ROPs, more power. This card replaces my 8800GT (which, to be honest, was a fantastic workhorse and an excellent card in its own right.) As a gamer, my 8800gt was starting to fall behind, so I upped to the GTX260, and it's a fantastic piece of hardware.

Cons: It does draw more power, and it's a 2-slot card vs. the 1-slot of my old 8800GT. Nothing to dock and egg for, though -- find me a high-end card that doesn't do either of those things!

Overall Review: Had I done a slight bit more research, I might have discovered the GTX 260 / 216, which nVidia made as the second generation, adding 20 or so more pipes to the card. The performance difference isn't significant, and not worth trying to return the card in order to upgrade again.

Pros: Great. For the price, I'm very happy to say I've been able to max out every game I've thrown at it. Included are a variety of Valve games, Battlefield 2, Street Fighter 4, MOH: Airborne, COD5, Quake 4, Red Alert 3, and Mirror's Edge.

Cons: Card is absolutely huge. Putting into the Antec Nine Hundred Two case, it takes up valuable HDD space.

Overall Review: Upgrading from my old BFG GeForce 6800 Ultra (which was great when it came out). It feels so good to be able to play newer games on the market again, and with max settings, at that.