EVGA GeForce GTS 450 (Fermi) DirectX 11 01G-P3-1352-KR 1GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Regularly on sale, great $30 rebate from EVGA, and perfect for the budget or entry gamer who wants a reliable GPU without breaking the bank. Scales well with SLI

Cons: None, absolutely none whatsoever.

Overall Review: Got this on sale over the weekend, for $20 off and an additional $30 rebate for the price of $74.99! If it wasn't that I was watching my budget (first gaming PC build) I would have bought two of them and ran them in SLI to outperform the GTX 460 and still save some dough. EVGA is considered by many to be the best manufacturer of NVIDA cards and all reviews compare this to the HD 5770 favorably. At such a low price why pass this up?

Pros: Better than expected performance. Quiet. Only required one 6-pin PCI-E connector. Price (picked up for $99 on sale). Good for budget-minded gaming. Disc included working drivers, DirectX updates and EVGA Precision software.

Cons: Limitations that come from it being a low-end card. Had some trouble getting my modular power supply arranged right to power the card.

Overall Review: I was a casual gamer looking for an upgrade from a Geforce 8800GT 512MB that finally died in my three-year old system. I run Starcraft 2 at High/Ultra settings and Civ 5 at Medium/High settings and get descent performance at 1440 x 900. Antec NeoPower 550w power supply Gigabyte GA-MA790X-DS4 motherboard (latest BIOS) Athlon 64 X2 6000+ 3GHz dual core processor Corsair DDR2 800 4GB memory Western Digital SATA-II hard drive Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit (upgrading to 64 bit in Jan)

Pros: This card isn't the best out there, but it's more than sufficient for running modern games at higher settings. Even more impressive is EVGA's tech support. I had an issue with this card that I had with an earlier one (GT 430). That card I purchased from Galaxy and their tech support didn't know anything, and told me to just RMA the card. That not only wouldn't have fixed the issue, but it would have cost me money shipping it.

Cons: Fixing the driver conflicts between my onboard audio controller and the graphics card was slightly annoying, but because of EVGA's awesome tech support I didn't even consider subtracting an egg.

Overall Review: Newegg was great, EVGA was great, and I'm one happy customer!

Pros: Run's all the games my teen's play very well and fast. Installed easy, loaded drivers and it worked very well. good price thanks Newegg.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Replaced MSI 9800 that went bad a few days after warranty expired new one works much better.

Pros: Low cost, excellent capabilities for non-hard core gamers.

Cons: None so far!

Overall Review: Picked this up after I RMA'd a new video card that was DOA. Very pleased so far. Exactly what a casual user of games but heavy on office apps needs.

Pros: Price and performance

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I wanted to upgrade an older 478 system but didn't want to spend a fortune on a video card. I did, however, want something decent with enough Cuda and memory power behind it to do some video editing work. This fit the bill nicely. I purchased the following together: Biostar A770E3 Motherboard AMD Phenom ll X 4 955 BE 3.2 GHz Wintec AMPX 2X2 DDR3 1333 G. Skill Value series 2X4 DDR3 1333 EVGA GeForce GTS 450 I then added my older components to finish out the system build. I thought memory might be an issue with the A770E3 motherboard so I ordered two different types and sizes. Both worked great and are working great together along with this video card. I couldn't be happier for the amount of money I spent. Thanks again NewEgg for another great transaction!!!

Pros: It handled games decently.

Cons: Couldn't really max settings with it.

Pros: Great video card. Not as big as you would think. Very quiet fan.

Cons: Has a mini HDMI port instead of original HDMI port. Not that big of a deal since I use the DVI but would be nice in case I want to hook it up to a computer screen

Overall Review: Wish it were 256-bit but then it wouldn't be the same product and would cost more! Regardless still a great video card with exception to the HDMI port which is why it loses an egg.