EVGA 512-P3-N987-TR GeForce 9800 GT HDMI 512MB 256-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Good price, EVGA quality and support, nice card, real quiet!

Cons: Not the fastest card out there, but then again it's not the most expensive by a long shot!

Overall Review: I'm using this to drive a 28" Hanns=G via HDMI as well as a 22" Acer with DVI. I play Fallout 3 at 1920x1200 on medium settings and it's a smooth as silk. I can bump the settings up a little higher with no problem. Battlefield 2 Bad Company runs well also at 1920x1200 on medium settings. I haven't tried out MSFS 2004 yet, but I expect it to run well. X-Plane 9 is awesome with it. Video playback is really smooth and vivid, including 1080p. The card idles around 40ºC, and gets up around 60ºC pushing it hard while gaming. The rest of my system: MSI 840A-G54 MB AMD Athlon II X4 635 Propus 4GB G-Skill DDR3 (2x2GB) Antec BP550 PLUS p/s Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB SATA Hitachi 250GB SATA If you need a good all-around card and have a budget to work around, consider this card, it's not a bad purchase!

Pros: This 9800 GT is a great card. It installs easily, even in my small case (Apex TX-381), runs cool and quiet, and burns through most casual gaming (I've run FIFA 10 so far, 50C temps on highest settings for >2 hours). I have yet to run it on dual-display or more intense games, but I'm sure it will do well. Love this card, especially for only 70 bucks.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Gigabyte G-41M ES2L Intel Pentium Dual-Core E6300 2.8GHz 4 GB DDR2 800 RAM Apex TX-381 case Antec 550W ATX power supply

Pros: price

Cons: poor manufacturing quality. see other thoughts

Overall Review: i purchased this card from newegg hoping to get a decent card at a great value. i was sadly disappointed. the first card i received had a problem with the chip-set and could not play any full motion video. i rma'd it for a replacement and was ecstatic when the second one worked perfectly.. unfortunately after five hrs of use the fan on the second card failed. forcing me to do another rma. newegg was great with there customer service and even gave me a gift card to offset the price of having to pay for the return shipping twice. i decided to spend a little extra go with a manufacturer other then evga, two faulty products in a row is just completely unacceptable. if your looking at this card i would recommend spending a lil extra and getting a gts 250 and for sure a different manufacturer.

Pros: This card alone handles Team Fortress 2 and Starcraft 2 with maxed out graphic settings. It should easily be able to handle any MMO game released for many years to come... so it is exactly what I wanted. And if you really need more, you can grab a second one and link them together.

Cons: I suspect that this card was disagreeing with my Windows 7 x64, randomly causing my PC to freeze. Got my computer online and update the drivers... and the problem is entirely gone. Also, some people mention that this card is bulky. It fits in my "AZZA Solano 1000 Black/Black Japanese SECC Steel/Metal mesh in front ATX Full Tower Computer Case" just fine. (The fan on the GPU points downwards)

Overall Review: Comes with a little adapter, so you can use two older monitors if you want. With the rebate, this card was a steal.

Pros: For the price and power consumption this was a great deal. Upgraded from an 8500gt because even kid's 3-d games were getting crushed on my PC. FreeRealms would start lagging on my son after about 3 minutes, now it's flawless. COH now runs maxed out instead of minimized. Haven't tried it on my 32" LCD yet, but since the 8500gt could handle that I'm not worried. If it was 1/4" longer I'd have had to move an HDD for it. Only 400w required, that's what got this card into the box instead of an ATI equivalent. Windows ratings went from 5.3/5.0 to 5.9/5.9. looks like the AMD 4400+ is the slacker in my PC now with a measly 5 rating :)

Cons: Just check the clearance in your case. It's not HUGE but I was impressed when I layed it next to the 8500. The fan is thrice the old card's size and you can hear it, but it's nothing terrible.

Overall Review: I was MIFFED after I installed this as the image on the LG Flatron 19" had the dread Nvidia Fuzziness, and Vista kept trying to interfere with the EVGA installation. Tried the inf file hack but the installer claimed there was no appropriate drivers after I added the monitor specific lines. Finally I just increased the refresh to 75 from the 60 the nvidia control panel set the card to and BAM.. perfect images. Make sure you have it set to your LCD's highest refresh and you're golden.

Pros: Good price to performance. Newegg RMA program works great!

Cons: First Card DOA, system wouldn't detect it..... put in another working system...still no go! first time I 've ever had to RMA anything-----went well...

Overall Review: Good upgrade from my daughters 8600GTS.

Pros: It runs WoW in high detail with no problems. High fps! I am very impressed.

Cons: None

Overall Review: None

Pros: It's a 9800 GT. I bought this to go with my old MSI 9800 GT OC in my first SLI setup on my newly purchased computer. I thought about a gtx 200 series but figured SLI of 2 9800's would be almost as good. Saved money anyway. It's actually smaller than the MSI 9800 GT OC (an inch or so in length). With the EVGA in the first PCI-E slot, I get a lot more room for hard drive cables. 3dmark06 test scores went from 12000 with single GPU to over 19000 with SLI. About 2x frame rate. I'm very happy.

Cons: Can't think of any.

Overall Review: core i5 750 @ 3.2Ghz Biostar TPower i55 mobo 2x2gb ddr3 1600 Crucial Ballistic Tracer @ 1600mhz 8-8-8-24 1T 2x geforce 9800 gt 512mb (SLI) Corsair 750w psu Windows7 home premium 64 bit