EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX+ DirectX 10 512-P3-N873-AR 512MB 256-Bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: What a great card for $200. It runs flawlessly with all my games. If yoy are into Oc'ing, this is the one to buy. Use the EVGA OV'ing utility that comes on the CD and you can't go wrong. I'm getting 15% increase on the core/shaders, and 10% increase on the memory. Really helps with Crysis!! I can actually apply some AA in-game!! Simply Awesome. Unless you're planning to spend a ton of money on your next vid card, buy this one. EVGA lifetime warranty, fasy card, great OC'er...what more could you ask for?? Oh, and did I mention it runs cool??? Never goes above 65 degrees full load OC'd, all with stock cooling!!

Cons: Absolutely none.

Overall Review: Very large card....10 1/2" long. So make sure you can fit it in your case. You might have to move your HD's around to make room for it.

Pros: Great card for $200. I upgraded from an older Nvidia 256 card and instantly saw a jump in color, resolution, and framerate of games.

Cons: If you are new to PCI E or haven't had any experience installing newer video cards the manual leaves much to be asked.

Overall Review: It is giant, but I don't think that should be weighed against it since it needs the extra space for the onboard cooling. Windows will try to auto update the drivers when you start up with the new card, make sure you cancel it out and just run them from the CD first.

Pros: Good power to price ratio on this one. Not too impressed with the 200 series cards just yet. Hottest I've seen it run in my case is 65c after playing Crysis for an hour. Never really hear the fan from this thing either.

Cons: nada so far....

Pros: By far the best bang for the buck. These things are awsome cool and quite. Buy them you will not be disapointed!!!!!!!!

Cons: None!

Overall Review: Make sure you have the space. I had to rearange my whole case to get them in my Tsunami Dream.

Pros: Put simply, amazing performance at a relatively low price! $200 when I got it bought me better performance than I could dream of. Basically any game out today I can run in full detail, 1680x1050 res, 4xAA or more, with 30+ fps, most of the time much more, Crysis being the only exception. Like any graphics card, easy install, easy setup. Took no more than 10 minutes total, from opening the case to restarting the computer after installing the drivers.

Cons: BIG, hot, and loud, although all were expected. This card is HUGE. Thankfully I've got a full tower case to accomodate, but a few friends who have mid towers, this card just barely makes it in with an inch or two to spare. It shouldn't be called a graphics card, it should be called a graphics BOX. And as expected, with such intense performance, it does run a bit hot, usually hitting upper 60's C on most newer games. Make sure you've got adequate cooling. The card does a decent job of cooling itself, but you sacrifice quietness with the fan whirring away.

Overall Review: Despite cons listed, card met and exceeded expectations. I figure by the time I need something else, the price of these will be low enough where I can just buy another easily and SLI, and I would in a second. In my opinion, as it is now, this card is probably one of the best buys for your money. Quick installation note: big cards use big power. Make sure you've got a power supply that can handle the card. The card has 2 6-pin power inputs on it, does your power supply?

Pros: Goes without saying that the 9800 GTX+ is a hell of a card that outpreforms all others.

Cons: Purchased two of these to play in SLI, but my power supply (OCZ 700W) only had two PCI-E connections. I suppose I should have checked that, but I knew that this came with PCI-E to 4 pin converters. The PCI-E -> 4 pin converters do not fit into the PCI-E slots on the second card. The moldings for the inserts are wrong.

Overall Review: I guess I will have to try to buy other converters, though I've heard even those do not fit. Why would EVGA package this card with converters that don't even fit the card?! I'll have to shave the corners off the boxed inserts somehow.

Pros: Fast, overclocks great, runs in the mid-40's C on 3dmark 06 with 65% fan. 300 FPS IN PORTAL!!!!!!, 100's in 2142. Idles at 36C

Cons: Big, fits in the antec 900.

Overall Review: Best card I have ever owned. OC'd to 830 mhz core clock.

Pros: It's beastly for gaming, absolutely amazing graphics. It stays cool even under heavy gaming and it even looks nice!

Cons: Not so much a con but if you put wheels with trucks on it, you can ride it as a skateboard that's how big it is and also it blocks my SATA ports on my motherboard but that's not EVGA's fault.

Overall Review: Great buy, trust me. I've used the XFX 9600GSO and the BFG 8800GT and this blows them away in size and in game play.