Joined on 01/01/07
Working Well

Pros: I had no trouble installing this video card into my computer. Doesn't required additional power cables. Size is small. It is very quiet (which was a priorty for me) Came with a case sticker too
Cons: None
Overall Review: I am not a gamer so I can't speak to it's performance. However for general computer use it is a great upgrade. I can cycle through pictures quickly.

Pros: None - I never got the computer to boot up
Cons: I concur with the warning about this card NOT being compatible with some motherboards. It is not compatible with my board (AMD 4800+ CPU on NFORCE6M-A v2.0 with nForce 520LE chipset - Running Windows XP Home) My computer wouldn't even get to the post screen on boot up. As soon as I removed this card from the computer, it booted up properly.
Overall Review: Buy a different video capture card with good reviews and is compatible with Vista/Win 7 so you won't have driver issues when using those operating systems. I didn't get far enough to install the “free” software, but after my own troubles and reading the other reviews, it makes me believe this product is designed poorly. It's not worth the "headache" trying to trouble shoot the thing. Buy something else.
Nice 8GB upgrade for Toshiba Laptop

Pros: I installed this memory into my Toshiba L755D-S5218 laptop, going from 4 GB to 8 GB. I don't play games on this laptop, but I do multi task, opening several websites at a time and office programs etc. Over all the improvement is noticeable.
Cons: None
Overall Review: Memory on my laptop is operating as the following: 8.00 GB DDR3 @ 665MHz (9-9-9-24) (due to Motherboard limitation not a memory speed issue. I also have a 240GB SSD hard drive installed. Originally just starting Windows 7 would utilize 46% of the RAM (512mb allocated just for the video). On a normal basis, I would often be using 70-80% of the RAM and occasionally get out of memory warnings. Now I have sufficient memory available and the computer does seem to operate a bit quicker. (I was surprised that the performance was noticeable.) For my use and laptop, this upgrade was well worth it.
AM3+ FX-6300 Works

Pros: I have owned this motherboard for almost 2 years now, and have a couple of different CPU's installed over that time period. I read that an AMD FX-6300 (AM3+ CPU)would work, even though it's not shown on ASRock's cpu support list. Works perfectly fine for me without any operating issues.
Cons: No Cons
Overall Review: I flashed my BIOS to version "L1.91" from the "Beta Zone" on ASRock website for the ASRock770 Extreme 3. The only thing I noticed is it takes a bit longer to boot up vs. using a Phenom II. I suppose it is because the motherboard is attempting to recognize the FX-6300
Great Memory

Pros: I never purchased G.Skill before, but the memory worked great. I had no problems at all on an ECS Motherboard., and I would purchase from G.Skill again. However I'm not doing any overclocking, so I can't speak to that. But at default settings it works fantastic. They even provided a G.Skill sticker for my computer case.
Cons: None
Overall Review: None
Nice Card

Pros: Slim, very quiet, good power for average user, non-gammer, 1GB DDR3 memory
Cons: No Cons for my intended use
Overall Review: I have to say I am beyond happy with this video card. It's so quiet it could be used in an HTPC. It's quick when viewing my digital photos, and my screen looks great. The colors just seem to pop now. I am very happy with my purchase. If it stops working for some reason, I will provide another review.