Pros: This Card by default is a screaming video Card.. You cannot ask for a better AGP card than this card.. If your forced to stay on AGP .. this is the card to use.. Be warned of useless drivers however..See the cons i've listed for details.

Cons: Okay.. Do NOT use the evga video drivers with this card..they are more than worthless... my video kept flickering off and on with the windows xp sp2 default driver... for a week.. till i loaded MSI's Nvdia NX7300GT Driver.. NOW it finally works the way it should...

Overall Review: Overall a screaming AGP Card for the money.. Definatly worth the money spent. NewEgg's service was great.. Fast delivery..

Pros: Low cost compared to high performance, and a cheap way to breath life into an older machine used for dX9 gaming. Installed into an older rig with 865PERL mobo and 2 gig RAM without a hitch. Everything fit no probs unlike some others here, I just needed a little better power supply. Make sure to DL the latest drivers from Nvidia for peak performance. Colors are good and easy to comfigure.

Cons: Likes power, but what performance card dosent these days.

Overall Review: This replaced an ATI 9600 series card in a medium rig four years old. Replacing the card alone resulted in an adverage of 60-100 FPS faster when running first test on 3DMark 03,....Then the system shut off. The reason? It needed more than my measly 300w cheapie PSU could supply. Not the cards fault, I knew this before and tried to be cheap, not upgrading my PSU. Lucky I didnt fry anything. I'd recommend at least a 400W QUALITY PSU, not the cheapie ones, while watching what you have loaded on a rail. I'll be getting a good 500 watt PSU to be sure. I'll think of it as cheap insurance for the rest of the rig. I'd like to mention it ran fine when surfing the web and other non power demanding tasks, but I always run a benchmark when installing new products to stress test the system looking for issues. I plan on overclocking it 25-30%, which this card should easily handle for a further gain in performance. It should be more than enough to get me by until I upgrade rigs.

Pros: Purchased card for my mom's and lil bros system. Waaaay better than the onboard video they were using before.

Cons: None, meets expectations.

Overall Review: Used nTune to speed up card...went from 380mhz core and 266mhz mem to 510mhz core and 380mhz mem.....that's a 34% improvement on gpu core and 46% improvement on memory! Clearly they were very conservative with stock speeds on this card. I recommend OC'ing it atleast 25% on each front if you're a lil worried about damaging it. But it's a nice surprise.

Pros: New life for my byzantine machine. It runs quake 4 and related games just fine. Install was relatively simple. Fan is quiet (or at least it is in comparison to the dual 120 case fans that roar beastially beneath my desk). It doesn't seem to get unreasonably hot or anything. Shipping was good, as always with newegg.

Cons: None really. It is what it's supposed to be.

Overall Review: I bought too much card for my purposes. The computer that this card will live in is an old machine of mine that I am about to hand off to a friend so they can play WoW. I used to use that machine almost exclusively for that purpose with a 1/2 gig of memory and an old geforce 2, and the difference between the old card and memory and the new stuff (this card and a gig stick of ddr) isn't all that noticeable. True, it's better, but it's like upgrading from a nickel to a dime- you might be able to buy ten gumballs instead of five, but gumballs seem to be gumballs, at least in the case of WoW. So if you wanna play Doom 3 or Quake 4 and enjoy it, then buy this card. But if all you wanna do is play warcraft, then you don't need this much card IMHO.

Pros: So far this video card has performed flawlessly. I have subject it to a few program stress tests and it keeps going without any freezes or loss of performance.

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: For the price, this is a great choice. Also, it keeps us AGP computer users happy for now.

Pros: Performance and price

Cons: Ntune software

Overall Review: Installation of this was difficult. The problem turned out to be the Ntune software that comes with the card. If your having garbled screens, don't install nTune. When reinstalled with the supplied drivers, restarting, and installing the latest recommended drivers (EVGA or Nvidia) all is well. ALWAYS START A HARDWARE INSTALLATION BY SETTING A SYSTEM RECOVERY POINT THROUGH WINDOWS OR THE COMPUTER MANUFACTURS SOFTWARE!

Pros: 512 MB of GDDR2 with 128-bit bus. Extended life of my Dell OptiPlex GX260 with AGP 4x motherboard. Paired with Samsung 226CW LCD monitor looks amazing. After reading some review expected to upgrade the PSU, but it works fine with the stock 250W PSU after minor re-cabling to hook up Molex connector on the video card. The setup was easier than I expected.

Cons: More expensive than PCIe cards, but that is the price you pay to extend the life of older PC. DirectX 9, not 10.

Overall Review: Slightly more expensive than ZOGIS nVidia GeForce FX5500 I bought earlier, but much better and quieter. FX5500 did not require additional power (Molex) connector, but its fan makes much louder high pitch noise, has 256 MB of DDR 128-bit RAM, supports OpenGL 1.5 (vs. 2.0 this 7300GT supports). Overall, 7300GT is a clear winner over FX5500.

Pros: Performed as expected replaced a dying ATI 9600 XT. Good performance for the price. Plays most games decent on medium settings and 1024x786. For higher res get the 7600 GT.

Cons: none so far