Pros: Very fast, very quiet, excellent bang for the buck, includes every cable & adapter you could need. Runs silently at 60C during Company of Heroes w/ everything maxed out & AA turned on.

Cons: Friggin huge. About 2" longer than any video card I've ever used. Rear of card & power connector are hitting connectors on back of hard drives in an Antec SOHO case (huge case). Fits, but it was tight.

Overall Review: I couldn't believe how quiet this thing is - esp compared to the X850XT hair dryer. Goodbye ATITool fan speed control forever :) This card is for a new system build, but since it got here early, swapped it out with X850XT on a i945 chipset w/ a 3.2GHz PentiumD. With everything at stock settings, the ATi card scored 6301 in 3DMark05 & 2232 in 3DMark06. Simply switching cards & installing driver yielded 8312 in 3DMark05 & 5548 in 3DMark06. No overclock on anything. 2000+ increase in 3DMark05 & 3300+ increase in 3DMark06 for way under 3 bills.

Pros: The highest quality looking card I've ever purchased for it's price. I had spent more $ on my 7800gt and didn't look half as good. With performance close to the X1900XT 256 you might as well pick this card due to the cooling and potential to become faster. Also stepup is availabe hopefull when DX10 arrives (if within 90days) therefore I feel this is a better choice and value than the X1900xt256 for those reasons.

Cons: Slower ram than the GTX. Slower in some games compared to the X1900XT 265 rival. The card is pretty big size and i was worried if the cooler would hit the heatpipe on my a8n32 but luckly it fit. If you have a tight board you should check just in case. Unfortunally, my power supply has combined 32 amps and this card in SLI requires 34a!

Overall Review: Running FX60, Asus A8nsli32, XMS TWINX2048-3200C2PT, raptor WD740GD, Liberty 500W ps.

Pros: Very solid performing video card. I came from a 7800GTX and this card has provided a significant performance difference in most of my games (ie. Oblivion, BF2, FEAR). Very nice cooler, silent, and appears to be setup to allow for at least a moderate overclock.

Cons: Really none at this price point. At the stock speeds that EVGA/nVidia has set for the GTO, I am seeing a nice performance improvement across the board.

Overall Review: Even though you might be holding off for a DX10 card, if you purchase the 7900GTO you will have a great performing card (depending on what card you were previously using) and you can use the EVGA stepup program if the new G80 cards do come out in 90 days.

Pros: This is a very great product, and as always nvidia out did themselves. This card performs at a 7950 level, with the tag of the lesser cards. If you want oc'able, this is it. I play fps games, and i couldnt want anymore from a card.

Cons: The only con now is new stuff is out. And im not really sure if sli is totally worth it for all customers.

Overall Review: If you are serious about gamming go sli as i did. But dont do it unless you want that 40% increase by having the price tag of 100%. I am going to upgrade to the 8series soon, as they are a far superior product.

Pros: The heat sink and fan work great. I especially like the way it exhausts out the back of the case. Cooling is important to me because I have a desktop style case that I have in a stereo cabinet. (I have upgraded the case cooling.) I have downloaded the latest drivers from NVidia. ANd, I am able to run HL2, Doom3, Fear, Call of Duty 2 and Unreal Tournament 2003 with the highest graphics settings. FOr those who are running Windows XP x64 it runs fine. (FYI My motherboard is the Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe/Wireless Edition)

Cons: This is mainly an issue with Windows XP x64 but I wound up purchaseing NVidia's Pure Video Decoder. The decoder plugs into Windows Media Player and provides not only great DVD video but also Digital Dolby Surround sound.

Pros: Simple, This card Rocks !!!, EVERY game I have is just kicked to the curb with this Card. Oblivion, BF2, HL2/Counter-Strike, 1600 x 1200(My screen max res.) Maxed out run great. Replaced my aged 6800 with this gem. Can't beat the price and performance. No need to over-clock this one for a while. Plus 90 days trade program with EVGA. Run like a champ, and very stable. As far as Noise goes my Proccessor fan is only thing I can hear. this thing is silent to non-existant. Great Price for a Great Card. Thanks Newegg.

Cons: Big card and I was worried it would not fit on my EVGA Motherboard, I had to move the Raid drives from 1 & 2 to 3 & 4 on motherboard. but looks like it would be a Real Tight fit on 1/2 SATA. Only thing this lacks is HDCP(High Def Content Protected) which is for BLUE-RAY and HD DVD players only.

Overall Review: My Aged system is a AMD64(3500) with 1 Gig XMS Corsiar. 2x 200gig in Raid 0,(striping Config) on a 500watt psu. I research for a Video card for a while and I'm very happy with the choice I made. Faster then 7900gt and beats the 7950gt in a lot of the benchmark test on review sites. I hope new egg receives more in stock because my older kid wants it for xmas and he keeps drowling all over this keyboard....

Pros: replaced my 7900GTX with two of these .... played with them alittle and 1 of these benched marked higher then my old 7900GTX! now i'm glad i couldn't find anyone who had another 7900GTX so i could run SL-i!!! these bad boys are killer!

Cons: Drivers... I run Forceware so that really isn't a down fall..

Overall Review: System Specs: MoBo - ASUS A8N-SLi Premium CPU - AMD Athlon 64 FX-57 {O/C @ 3.2GHz} H/Ds - 2 - Western Digital Raptor X WD1500AHFD 150GB 10k RPM 16MB Cache (Raid 0 Striping) V/C - 2 - EVGA e_EeForce 7900 GTO 512MB - SL-i {O/C @ 690MHz/1725MHz} Ram - 2 gb Corsair CMX512-3200XLPRO Xtra-Low Latency Dual-Channel {O/C @ 520mhz 3-3-3-6} P/S - Kingwin 600w SL-i DVD - Sony DRU-710A / Plextor PX-716A Case - NZXT LEXA Monitor - SAMSUNG 204B 20.1" 5ms 1600x1200 Cooling = Koolance INX-720BK "water cooler"... "CPU, Video Card & Hard Drives"... Runs @ 28*c/83*f Sound - Creative Labs Audigy2 ZS Platinum - Klipsch Promedia Ultra 5.1/Logitech USB 250 headset Mouse - Logitech G7 6 Buttons Tilt Wheel USB RF Laser K/B - Microsoft Digital Media Pro Game Pad - Nostromo SpeedPad n52

Pros: This is a great card for the money. It's really just an underclocked GTX.

Cons: For this price? None at all. Well, it's a bit large, but I doubt many will run into an issue with it.

Overall Review: This is a great great deal. The cost / power ratio is absolutly insane. I'm waiting patiently for it to come back in stock so I can SLI the baby.