EVGA GeForce 8800GTS (G92) DirectX 10 512-P3-N841-AR 512MB 256-Bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Fast. Beautiful Visuals. Quiet and EVGA Support is Incredible! Thanks to Jacob at EVGA...small software glitch is fixed and now all is Excellent.

Cons: Not on this one. Second time around is the charm. Thanks to Jacob and Jonathan at EVGA...first card was defective. This one is NOT!

Overall Review: If you want to purchase Nvidia products...no one Can touch EVGA's support system. Always reachable by phone...knowlegable and friendly. Never expected them to reach out through product reviews on this board. WOW! Buy EVGA and you will NEVER be sorry

Pros: Outstanding Cards in Sli I got a 17760 in 3Dmark06. COD4 @ 1920x1200 with everything maxed full AA and full filtering I get 170-240fps. Crysis @1920x1200 everything on high =23-49fps I haven't tested bioshock or any of the HL series yet but I'll later today

Cons: none

Pros: Ran card through stability test with Furmark with top settings. Card took the punishment well, temperature stabilized, and no freeze ups or anything.

Cons: Had to take off the cool sticker, as it was coming off the card anyway. EVGA forgot to peel off some of the thin plastic underneath the sticker. Also, nVidia SLI doesn't work the way you'd expect with two monitors, and fails with certain games. Better to just turn off SLI and use the cards separately.

Overall Review: EVGA outsources its rebate to Parago, Inc, a datacenter in Lewisville, TX. They denied my rebate due to an 'Invalid Purchase Date'. However, Promotion #09-79236 from EVGA states that if the purchase was made between 5/01/2009 and 05/31/2009 and postmarked by 6/30/2009, then the $20 rebate is valid. My invoice states the purchase was made on 5/18/2009. It is not yet 6/30/2009. I have filed complaint # 23130505 with the FTC for this questionable behavior. If Parago, Inc. is denying rebates without reason, and keeping the money for themselves, this needs to be brought out into the light.

Pros: This thing for one didn't blow up like the last EVGA 8600GT card I bought - one of its capacitors over heated and popped. In the first hour, I threw everything at the new card from Crysis to Gears of War at max settings. The Result? Staggering and consistant frame rates, smooth game play, incredible graphics. I love this thing.

Cons: NONE. Period. And hopefully it remains this way.

Overall Review: I decided to give EVGA another shot because I figured I was one of the unfortunates who received that ONE defective card. And so far, EVGA is looking good to me again.

Pros: Fantastic card, I can run Unreal Tournament 3 at maximum settings and Call of Duty 4 on maximum settings (don't know the fps). Age of Conan runs at least 30+ fps smoothly. Will try Crysis soon! But it's a must buy, for a single or even dual SLI. Great price too, in my opinion. If someone would look into your PC, this would be the first thing they'd ask about. It turns heads.

Cons: Enormous and noisy! This shouldn't deter you to get this whatsoever.

Overall Review: C2D E8400 3.0GHz, 4gb RAM, 8800GTS (this one). I need people's opinions, should I dual SLI this card?

Pros: Just incredibly fast. Silky smoooooth framerates with high details. For this kind of speed and at Newegg's 289 dollar price tag. This is a steal for the performance. This card benchmarks almost exact with my 8800 Ultra and is only a few framerates under in games than my 8800 Ultra. Amazing for the price.

Cons: This sucker runs rather hot and needs that double wide cooler that comes with it. Mine idles at 69C which EVGA has assured me is within normal range. I don't like it one bit so I run Gainward's ExperTool to increase the fan speed and now it runs at 44C idle. The fan at 100% is VERY noisy, but I have yet a need to run it at full speed. The cooler is effecient when the fan is at about 60-70% speed.

Overall Review: EVGA really has thrown out a great bargain here. Just a great card for the money and as fast as a 8800GTX minus the 384bit DDR3. This card only has 256bit memory, but don't tell the almost identical framerates that.

Pros: The card just chews up and spits out EVERYTHIHNG i throw at it. Im running ONE of these right now in a EVGA 780i Tri SLI board. I bought the board with full intention of running Multiple GPUs while waiting for the 9800 series to come out. I OCd the card to 740,2100 with a zalman replacement fan. Idles at 90 degrees FH. Full load 110. I hit 21k in 3dmark06. I about dropped a load in my pants. Alot has to do with the E8400 I have OCd to 4.2 ON AIR!. Sick card no need to run multiple Gpus IMHO until they make the new 9800 series TRI sli capable.

Cons: EVGA stepup program EVGA support = Worry free me!!! 0 cons!!

Overall Review: I have done 3 months of research my my current system before i bought it all. This card is by FAR the best bang for the buck. Stop looking and start buying! MY SYSTEM SPECS 92MM Zalman cooling a E8400 at 4.2 GHZ,4 Gigs of OCZ DDR2 1066 Sli mem,EVGA 780i, ONE EVGA 8800GTS ocd to 740,2100 with aftermarket zalman gpu cooler, 2X WD Raptor 150 gb drives one runs XP Pro 32 Bit The other Vista Ultimate 64 Bit. In case you were wondering the XP Pro 32 Bit OS Hit the 21k in 3dmark06, Vista U hit 18900ish.

Pros: Awesome card. allowed me to play crysis on all high with no problems. still hasnt gone over 55 C.

Cons: Fan gets loud at anything over 70%. but not really a con for me with my surround sound :)

Overall Review: recommended to anyone looking for new card. way better than 8800gt. step up program rocks!!!!!!!!!