Pros: Amazing piece of hardware! I currently have one, with another to match it on the way. My rig is used mainly for gaming and this card delivers. I upgraded from an EVGA 8800 GT, and the step up was noticeable immediately. I run Age of Conan on maxed settings without a hitch. I stay 40-50fps in public areas, and jump to 130+fps in solo instances. The price of this card alone is less expensive new, than what EVGA is asking for their step up program from my old 8800GT-OC to my second 8800GTS-KO. My first time buying fron the Egg, and most definitely not my last!

Cons: None.

Overall Review: It is indeed a juggernaut-sized card. That in addition to running warm, be sure you have adequate cooling and space around it. My current build is EVGA 780i SLI Mobo / Intel Q9300 2.5ghz processor / 500gb SATA HD's / OCZ 4GB (2x2gb)SLI-Ready DDR2 800 memory / 8800GTS 512mb KO-Ed (soon to be a pair of the same card) / Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeGamer.

Pros: Overall it is a great card that works great with many games. I bought the card specifically for Conan and I'm happy with its performance. It still twitches at times (1680x1050, 2xAA, Anix16, and most details set to high/max) but it may be that the game needs to be polished a bit more. Plays COD4 flawlessly, Crysis I didnt even try, I dont like the game. Also, people say its loud but it isnt as much.. I upgraded from a 7950GT KO and it does make a difference although not as dramatic as upgrading from a 6xxx card.

Cons: It gets loud at 60% fan when tweaked with the precision program but I dont think the card gets that hot that you need to go over 55 anyway.

Overall Review: My system: Asus P5B Deluxe Intel Core 2 Duo E600 @2.4Ghz 4GB Corsair XMS2 PC6400C4 (800mhz)

Pros: PCIE 2.0, very good price/performance, easily "adjustable" via nVidia utility. No problems playing COD4, BF2142, TimeShift, GRAW2, etc. Makes my old monitor look good.

Cons: None

Overall Review: After reading comments about the card running warm, checked on GPU temp w/ nVidia utility. Running at ~53C, but noticed stock fan setting was only 37%. Turned up fan to 60% and temp dropped quickly. No problem with noise. Noisy at 100%. Just found it odd that stock fan speed would be so low. Something to check on for those with heat issues. Buying a second one very soon.

Pros: Coming from a G80 8800 GTS (also EVGA), I can most certainly tell that the difference in performance between both products is amazing. I removed my old card, plugged this one in, reinstalled the drivers just to be safe and it was easy as that. Running perfectly without any problems. Right out of the box I could see a definite difference in temperatures, too. While this one's core is 128 mhz faster than my older card, it runs 15C cooler, and that's a great achievement. Under stress, it wouldn't go over 60C while running at auto fan speeds. Once I turned the fan to 100%, it went down to around 55C, in a 75F room temperature. Performance-wise, my old card brought me to ~9600 3DMark06 score, while this one, right out of the box, added 2 thousand points to a total of 11680. EVGA is also a great company, and their lifetime warranty/Step-Up program are the reason I paid a little more for this card. I trust them, so I'll stick to their products.

Cons: Obviously the size. Make sure your case has enough space for it. It's also a dual-slot card, so if you have any extra PCI cards you want to add, you better make sure you have room for it - running two of these will leave you with one PCI slot in most motherboards, definitely the case with my 680i. Also, once you bump up the fan speed to 100%, you better be tolerant to noise, because my case could easily double as a jet engine. It's really that loud. But you don't need it most of the time, and even with high overclock, it's still nice and cool. Another thing: Price dropped $10 3 hours after I ordered mine.

Overall Review: C2D E6400 2.133 @ 2.8, EVGA 680i A1, Patriot Extreme 2x1gb DDR2 800 @ 4-4-4-12, 2x Seagate 320gb,Zalman 9500A, CoolMax CXI-600W. This card overclocked easily to 750/1900/1050 and after about two hours of stress test, not a single artifact. I'm also getting around 40-50 FPS in Crysis, 1600x1200 with all settings set to High, a 15~ FPS increase over my previous video card. In fact, I purchased a second one from an auction website to run in SLI, but have started to second-guess that decision, since this one performs so well on its own already. Oh well, the more the better.

Pros: Even better than my orignal N841 .It runs cooler and it OC's better so far

Cons: none

Overall Review: two of these in SLI is one awesome combo.I love it.Im running two of these and the evga 750i F.T.W.Awesome combo

Pros: What can I say, I runs almost everything I throw at it at full speeds 60+ FPS. Getting like over 200 FPS in HL2/CS:S. Everything is super smooth, great performance for the price. Even Crysis runs at around 30 FPS on High, but with tweaks you can get to Very High settings with this card. Its just a great value, comes overclocked, and looks great. EVGA's free Precision tool is very helpful, tells you FPS and GPU temps while you are in the game. Comes with a lifetime warranty and the step-up program. EVGA ROCKS!

Cons: No complaints in terms of performance. I did have a few lockups/crashes while playing games in Vista, but I think that is due to buggy nvidia beta drivers, I doubt its the card.

Overall Review: I'm going to buy another one of these babies and run SLI! One card is great, but why not have a little extra headroom? This card is basically the same as the 9800 GTX, and two of these cards will beat a 9800 GX2. This is the card to get. Monster performance, you won't be disappointed.

Pros: Runs quieter then I anticipated, OCed pretty well actually. Runs everything I throw in its lap at its highest settings. Upgraded from two 7600GTs in sli, and this card completely wastes them.

Cons: Some say it's "HUGE!" However, I have to disagree. The card is only nine inches. Two years ago that would've been massive. But with newer cards that's just to be expected. Also it'll fit in a mid tower case just fine.

Overall Review: System: E6420 OCed to 3.2ghz, 2gb DDR2 800 Gskill ram, evga 680i mobo, Cooler Master 600w psu, 8800GTS 512mb KO.

Pros: This card is great! I upgraded my dad's aging PC from an older NVidia 5900 FX overclocked with a screaming Thermaltake heatsink the size of a modern PCI-E vid card. I have two of these babies running in SLI mode. Performance is BLISTERING. Everything runs on our LCD screen at a nice 1280x1024 resolution. Spider-Man 3, Assasin's Creed, Bioshock, and Call of Duty 4 are awesome with this setup! Crysis is the only game I can't run on ultra high settings.

Cons: Massive size. SLI cards take up 5 slots total, counting the bracket I installed between them. Two of my Sata ports are blocked as well as one of my standard PCI slots and smaller PCI-E 1x slots. I have a full size Antec case to fit the cards in properly.

Overall Review: ABIT KN9-SLI, AMD Athlon 64 socket AM2 5000+ Black Edition, 2GhZ Corsair XMS2 DDR2 800 RAM, Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bit edition, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Platinum just *barely* crammed in the bottom, BFG Tech 800 Watt PSU with chrome case on the power unit