Pros: I bought this card from a different vendor in 2008 and it's still running strong. Haven't used it much for gaming since the wife has it at work running dual monitors with a Q9550 2.83gh processor and 8gbs of ddr2 ram. No problems yet and it still runs like a champ.

Cons: Perhaps the price when it first came out but I'm not complaining at all.

Overall Review: If you had the experience of this graphics card you understand what a beast it is. Still running, rather large, handles our needs. Too bad it's now outdated.

Pros: Bought this card in 2008, typing this review in 2014... card is still running strong. It can play most new games at medium quality. Only just now ordering a replacement so I can play games that require dx11. 6 years with a perfect record is unheard of with video cards!

Cons: NONE!

Overall Review: I know nobody will read this, but it had to be said.

Pros: All other reviews of this are pretty accurate. This was a remarkable card for its time. I bought it in 2008 and have been using it in my main PC ever since. It has never come across a game I couldn't run at fairly decent video settings.

Cons: Nearly 6 years after purchasing, the card is slowly failing. Pixels randomly show up around my screens even if there's nothing running. I even occasionally get blue screens. I've reduced my setup from 2 to 1 monitors and it has noticeably reduced the chances of a BSOD (but has not stopped them entirely).

Sad to see such a nice card bite the dust, but I fear I only have a short time left before it dies entirely.

Overall Review: I've performed a very long list of tests and driver tests. Through 3 reformats and re-installs of the OS, different drivers, and new cables, I've finally confirmed that the card is reaching the end of it's life. I am still giving this card 5 stars because for a graphics card to perform so well for six years straight of a heavy-pc user (on a computer that is on 40-80 hours a week) is pretty outstanding. I am even more impressed that the fan on this card has lasted this long when usually the fan is the first thing to fail.

Even though this card is becoming one of the past and quickly outdated by far superior cards out there, should you stumble upon this card I would absolutely recommend it. It's very affordable and I am happy with the years I had with it.

Pros: Works great. Could play any game at full res at the time

Cons: None

Pros: Good card for what was the price

Cons: they knocked this card up to $350? I had to double check my invoice from newegg dated 3/21/2008, i only paid 259.99 at the time.

Pros: The performance of this card is fantastic.

Cons: Fan spins too slow, so card gets really hot, and won't automatically spin faster till the card reaches 85F... eeek. Only way around it so far, is to 'manually' set it to run faster, but then it's louder when you're not gaming

Overall Review: evga 780i, E3110, 2x2gb xms2, 2 Rapotors Raid0, Antec P182.

Pros: Performance, Crysis game bundle, fan noise, heat, and eVGA's step-up program

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: If you're looking for the best card for price/performance, this is it. The step-up program is also the best thing going I've seen from any of the card manufacturers. I traded up to a single 8800GTS from a dual 7800GTX SLI config and couldn't be happier.

Pros: Very fast. I get to play Crysis now. Which was free with the purchase of this card :) Call of Duty 4 looks so much better. Loading of games is faster and I am usually one of the first on the map. Also, now I am scoring in the top 3-5 players as before, I was usually middle to lower of the pack.

Cons: Huge. but I guess that is expected.

Overall Review: evga 790i, gskill 4gb ram 1600, seagate baracuda 500 gb sata,
hec Zephyr750 power supply. antec 900