Pros: Nice fps bump for the money from my old 7950GT. Crysis (1280x960) went from avg 25fps on medium to 30-40 on high in a core2-E6420 box. Much easier to max out other games. 1GB, because it makes you feel manly. :) Also, it's only 9 inches long--it fits in a Antec Super Lanboy (which has maybe 10" of card clearance--Do your homework. Not enough room for a 9-GTX+ or 2XX series, which are 10.5"! Needless to say, I was not willing to mod the drive cage or get a new case). This sku (N9XX) has the 55nm shrink.

Cons: Mine may be overheating or defective. Installed ntune to put the fan at 100% (This is a must or it's stuck at 35%) Core idles < 40c, Games heat it to 50c. I'm not one to neglect ambient temps either. Seems normal, but about 15-20 minutes in-game, green-spot artifact/lockups in Crysis, STALKER, and other heavy 3d games. Downclocked core to 570 and bus to 850, and the problems stopped. It's not a factory OC model to begin with, so I shouldn't have to do that to make it stable.

Overall Review: Register and check evga forums if you have problems like mine. I'm being generous with stars and giving evga another chance before considering RMA: my solution is working 1 week later. You may have better luck and have one good for OC even.

Pros: Runs Assassins Creed with no problems and I somehow fit it on a micro ATX MB. Almost broke the MB trying, so make sure there is nothing behind your PCIe slot. Overclocking software that is bundled with it was really easy to use.

Cons: Just the size of the card which is still a small price to pay for the performance

Pros: Went right in and started right up. Its a big upgrade from ATI x1550 512 mb. Runs all my games on full quality or high. Very easy and quick upgrading.

Cons: This card is a monster it barely fit in my smilodon case about 9-10 inches long 4-5 wide and close to 2inches tall.

Pros: Great running capacity love it with my heart. tho my 9600gt 512mb foxconn was just fine to run cod4 and ut3 maxed out i wanted to upgrade. Comes with the EVGA precision software to customize it along with 99Fraps!

Cons: card caused my computer to reboot a couple of times for either overrunning or overheating i dont know which it is. the 9800gt doesn't run the maximum capacity that the 9600gt has disappointing but still love it.

Overall Review: I love my 9600gt but i don't think it could handle everything at maximum like i wish it would but it is very reliable. i would recommend the 9600gt to anyone who wants to do casual gaming but the 9800gt is a must for those who want to do extreme gaming and it doesn't have to be the GX2 series. Saves money this way by at least 300.

Pros: Good Card. Easy to install, runs pretty quiet, no heat issues. Great for cranking the AA and AAF on 1680x1050. Runs COD4, AoC, Vanguard, all at maxed settings, between 40-60 FPS.

Cons: Even larger than the 8800 GTS. I will be happy when they nail the technology a bit more so we don't need bricks in our rigs.

Overall Review: Runs great with my X2 5200+ and 4 (x86 3.5) Gigs XMS on XP SP3. A nice upgrade from an 8800 320 or 512 version. I sold my old card for $100, so maybe a better buy if you sell to upgrade. If not, get a GTX 280 or the GX2.

Pros: Awesome card. Excellent price. You really cant go wrong with this card.

Cons: As everyone else said, this is a huge card. I barely made it fit.

Overall Review: I picked this card up in conjunction with a 24" monitor (1920 x 1080). So far it has handled every game I have played at maxed out settings and resolution with 30+ fps using just the factory clock.

Pros: A great card for Dated PC. Will play Crysis with everything on maximum settings. Upgraded from 2 6800GS' SLi. I run 2 24 inch monitors and I can play Crysis on one, and watch a movie on the other with no problems. It doesn't make much noise, but you can hear it when you have nothing else going on. I noticed a 5 degree increase in case temps, and that is in degrees F. But the card is huge, so make sure you have room for it.

Cons: None if you can fit it in your case.

Overall Review: This is a perfect card for playing next Gen games. even though i only have X16 slots not PCI Express 2.0 slots, it was a huge upgrade for me, and has done everything i have thrown at it.

Pros: Very powerful graphics card. I'm very pleased.

Cons: This mug is HUGE (You better measure your case against the nearly 10" long by 5" wide measurements). Also, be wary of overheating. I manually set the onboard fan to 100% to keep it at about 42 degrees Celsius while barreling through the newest PC game I had on the highest settings.