Pros: Bought this for a couple of customers and I seen a huge gain in performance. Got one for myself and I am only getting around 9500 3DMark 06 points. I used to get around 7000 3DMarks with my old 7900GT.

Cons: Not as much of a gain as I had expected.

Overall Review: Current gaming rig: AMDx2 4400+ socket 939 overclocked from 2.2GHz to 2.5GHz. DFI Lanparty Ultra-D motherboard. 2x1Gb pc3200 G-Skill. WD 7200rpm HDD.

Pros: Got WoW< Crisis etc very happy with it, bought two put SLI. for games on the market these will run anything out there. if you can afford, buy shouldnt be dissapointed.

Cons: little pricey took large chunk of my budget for building my new system.

Overall Review: AMD x2 6400+, 2x 1TB hd's, 2x dvd+r, 4GB DDR2 ram, 2x 8800 gts KO 640 mb, asus mn232-sli.

Pros: I can play crysis on high, and some settings very high without to much fps drop at all. Very good buy for the money, and it comes with crysis so how can you go wrong.

Cons: Its a bit big so plan your case design out before you go throwing it in there.

Overall Review: Newegg says its coreclock is 540mhz and mine came at 576mhz and 900mhz on memory. Anyone else's saying the same? Plus I know I ordered the n828 not the n829 which comes at 576mhz, checked the order a few times to make sure it was right.

Pros: Performs very well despite being the under performer to the 8800GT. I normally play WoW and run 40-50 fps with all the eye candy turned on. Haven't played Crysis yet.

Cons: Price, even with the free game.

Overall Review: 3d mark score of 11199, no overclocking done yet. Q6600, Asus P5N32-E, EVGA 640-P2-N828-A3, Kingston HyperX 2x1GB DDR2 8000 memory, Thermaltake 850W PS, Antec 900. EVGA allows you to do an upgrade at their site within 90 days if you don't like your video card.

Pros: Runs every game maxed out at 1440 resolution, well besides Crysis. Crysis I can run at mostly high settings with a few less important settings turned down to medium and the frame rate is pretty steady and playable with minimum slowdown. My CPU is getting older though too, its a 4600+ X2. Its more expensive then the 8800GT, but if your looking for a bit better frames at higher resolutions, I would say this card is worth the extra 30 or 40 bucks. Plus, the GTs were so hard to find when I ordered this, probably still are. Also when I run *Riva Tuner, my KO came set at the SSC clockspeeds, thats an added bonus. So if yours doesn't, you can easily get it up to those speeds. Over all though, if you like playing at higher resolutions and can't get your hands on a GT, this is your next best bet.

Cons: It's not that much faster then a GT.

Overall Review: I ordered this card because I couldn't get my hands on a GT. On Crysis, it probably gave me a bit better experience on 1440, and if you minus the free Crysis copy and the rebate, this card comes out to around 290, so all around its still a really good deal

Pros: Scored higher than the regular gts and about close to a gtx when my system overclocked to 3.4

Cons: Wish you could control the fan settings wihtout using third party software.

Overall Review: amd 6000+ asus crosshair zalman 9700 2 36 raptors raid 0 and gskill memory

Pros: This card screams. I'm running Crysis on very high settings and getting smooth action and never any slowdowns.

Cons: Gets a little hot. Make sure you have adequate cooling and power supply.

Overall Review: Came with a free copy of Crysis, so I saved $45 there.

Pros: This card runs great when it's first turned on. Crysis runs great, along with Gears of War.

Cons: Won't drop below 63C, even with the fan at full boar! I left the fan control up to nTune and eventually my games wouldn't even start, card was too hot. System lockup with hard reboot. Once I told nTune to run the fan at 100% games became playable again. Still...it shouldn't be this way especially with no OC'ing.

Overall Review: Good card, but too hot unless it's somewhat noisy fan is going 100%. I have it in a Cooler Master case with several fans moving lots of air.