Pros: This is the quietest video card I have ever owned. I don't do gaming, just graphics, and this card is by far the bestt I've ever had. and it's QUIET. (I'm using the included software fan control which defaults to 35% but even at 50 or even 70% it's still quieter than my older nVidia. Runs very cool too, around 42 - 48c. The low power consumption was a real plus for me too. In fact, that's why I ordered this card.

Cons: makes me want to try out some games and I'm afraid I'll get hooked like everyone else is.

Overall Review: I went with EVGA because of a friend's recommendation. Looks like a great company and they have excellent support. this card is a good choice for anyone who needs fast and quiet. did I mention that it's quiet?

Pros: Very fast card. Able to run Far Cry 2 all settings maxed and average fps in the 40's to 50's, never dropping below 30. EVGA has excellent warranty support (lifetime). Also, the overclocking utility called EVGA precision is very nice and works well. Card runs cooler than expected. My old evga 7900GT never dropped below 75C. However this one, even when overclocked to 800MHz still sits at 64-66C when gaming. Very impressive.

Cons: The manual mentions how to use the two pin HDCP cable, but yet the card does not include one. However this seems to be pretty common.

Overall Review: Definitely going to SLI this once the cost drops a bit more. Doesn't come close to a 295 GTX, but for the price this is a very hard card to beat.

Pros: To the one who wrote that this card stutters when playing AOE 3, I think you need to check your system...For those who like the older strategy games, this card is great...AOE 3 at max settings (including 1920x1080) gets no lower than 40 fps in water battles with 10 ships being blown to pieces (software provided will give you everything you need, including: FRAPS, EVGA Precision...everything except their dvd decoder)

Cons: even though the card pushes air out the back, it will raise you case temps by about 5 deg C when it's running at max, so be prepared if you're worried about that

Pros: The card runs great! I don't see how everyone else says it starts off in "Airplane mode" mine is quiet! Every game so far runs at max settings with 1440 x 900 75Hz. Good card for the money!

Cons: Besides for the fact I order on Friday and didn't get my card till the next Thursday! Make sure to have a good amount of space it fit only snug in my full tower!

Overall Review: Make sure to register your product!

Pros: I bought 2 of these and bridged them together, they work flawlessly. Works well with windows 7 and every game that I have thrown at it (Crysis, COD, Far Cry, Supreme Commander, ect...) works very well on max everything with out any hiccups.

Cons: Nothing so far.

Overall Review: Ran 3dmark06 and it did very well. System: Antec 1200 EVGA 141-BL-E757-TR LGA 1366 Intel X58 ATX X58 SLI LE Intel Motherboard 2 of these cards (obviously) Intel Core i7-950 3.06GHz Qad-Core Processor Patriot Viper 12GB DDR3 Memory 750w power couple TB hdd... bla bla bla Runs Perfectly.

Pros: This card is a great value. I bought it back in June for my first build and reviewed it once. Here's an update. If you're considering the "superclocked edition," consider the DIY superclocked edition. Using EVGA precision (included with CD) you can overclock the card modestly to the same specs as the superclocked edition. Core Clock: 771 ; Shader Clock: 1890 ; Memory Clock 1123 This increases your FPS slightly (about 5 fps on average in FurMark).

Cons: I don't have two or a GTX 295, but on a serious note: the fan is on the noisy side I guess. Not really a con, but idles in the 50s and the max while playing Crysis was 77 (81 was the highest I've seen and that was after 10 minutes of the fuzzy donut in FurMark).

Overall Review: I can say proudly that "yes, it does run crysis." At 4X AA, all settings on Very High (except shadows on High), I run comfortably in the 30-40fps average range. [Even at 8X AA and all settings on Very High, it runs better than my laptop runs WoW.] Games like Oblivion, WoW, Fallout 3, etc. get destroyed by this card. It's a good mid-range card, so stop looking and buy it!

Pros: Performance is excellent for World of Warcraft. 1680x1050 w/ maximum settings runs brilliantly especially where you want it to: Dalaran @ peak hours FPS > 30, 25 ToC/25 Ulduar FPS > 40, IoC/Arena FPS > 40 and Fraps FPS > 35. Card runs cool given adequate air flow. Installation is quick and drivers work. Card was installed over lunch in less than 25 minutes. 3D works! Surprising depth of game play rendered with card while using a standard Samsung 2232GW. Additional driver required for 3D rendering, obtained quickly from NVIDIA. 3D does impact FPS to some extent, but is still adequate.

Cons: The card has a large physical profile which is to be expected given its performance. Make certain your tower has adequate space in in addition to adequate air flow in this space. Not a con, merely something to be mindful of. No issues or complications.

Overall Review: This is the card you want. The price is right while the performance is stellar. If you have been using an older card that uses DDR2 and has 512MB or less, take the next step. Upgraded from an older DDR2 512MB (value card $50) and the difference was noticed the moment shadows could be rendered without excessive FPS loss. Fraps runs in raids and the FPS remains stable around 35. If you want to capture full-screen videos, this card is sufficient. All around great card. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking to upgrade from an older card or is building a new system and wants exceptional performance for demanding gaming. Note: You have to try the 3D. If you play WoW, just turn it on during the pulls to Hodir. Jormungars and AoE spells is simply remarkable.

Pros: Lightning fast with anything I throw at it at 1980x1080 resolution, runs fairly cool compared to earlier generations of GeForce GPUs, Nvidia's driver development and quality blow ATI out of the water in my opinion. Runs stable on Windows7 x64 RTM with latest drivers released several days ago. DX11 may be coming soon but I see no realistic reason to pay ultra-premium for those cards when they are released when it will still likely take a couple years before DX11 games are mainstream anyway, and by that time the cost of DX11 cards will of course have dropped.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Its a full size card, so make sure your case can accommodate it, and make sure you have a quality PSU that can kick out 24A cumulative voltage on its +12v rails. It uses a single 6pin PCI-E power connector on its top.