EVGA 896-P3-1267-AR GeForce GTX 260 Core 216 Superclocked Edition 896MB 448-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card

Pros: Awesome graphics. AMD Quad 9950 + Gigabyte board and 4GB Corsair 1066mhz RAM. I ran Far Cry 2 on Ultra High, max resolution graphic settings - flawless and beautiful.

Cons: After installation of card, my onboard Realtek Audio malfunctioned. I had no sound out of left speaker. Tried all maneuvers (drivers, re-install card, etc. - no avail). So, I disabled onboard audio in BIOS and then installed simple Sound Blaster Card. Perfect. There is conflict between GTX 260 board HD audio and the onboard Realtek audio. Multiple oter instances. Need a patch!! Nonetheless, I'm good. SB card $40. No too bad.

Pros: Sick Card. Best Bang for the buck. You basically get a 280 for $300. EVGA is the best. Great Overclocking utility. Step Up Program. Free PC Mark Vantage download, and Far Cry 2 via mail. My System is E8500, Asus Maximun II Formula overclocked to 4.0ghz on air, 420 fsb. 3d mark 06 score of 16599!!! I highly recommend this card its the best of price vs performance.

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: Buy this card!!

Pros: Max all settings in WoW at 1920x1080(p) and this monstrosity doesn't break a sweat. In fact... I pretty much can't find a game it won't chew up and spit out. Combined with an Intel 8500 and 4gb RAM I have yet to see less than 50 frames per second. You will not regret your purchase.

Cons: Fattest PCI board I have ever seen. I had to pop that black round "thing" out of my Antec 900 to get it to fit comfortably. It extends 2-3 inches beyond the mobo, so you might find yourself rearranging hard drive bays to make room.

Overall Review: My last card was from EVGA and it ran round-the-clock for about four years before giving me any problems (namely texture flickering in some games). You are getting a solid card supported further by *solid drivers* and the price is right. Do want. Add to cart.

Pros: --EVGA is a great brand --It's fast --It's really fast --Overclocks really well --Oh, and it's fast!!

Cons: --REALLY large. ~10.5" long so make sure you have room. --It gets really really hot on the exterior of the HS shroud. --Requires two power connectors (maybe should go under "Pro"?)

Overall Review: I love this card. Clear performance boost from my old overclocked BFG 8800GTS. I just got a new monitor for Xmas and needed something that could run 1920x1200 without drop the frame rate, and this does an excellent job! It overclocks REALLY well. I've been running for a month+ at 700/1500/1200 with no problems.

Pros: Runs anything thrown at it. Nvidia Drivers. Stable Awesome warranty and customer service from EVGA.

Cons: This thing is LOOOOOOOOOONG. I had to shuffle my hard drives around to squeeze it in. But I dont mind. Just something to keep in mind.

Overall Review: I went with an EVGA over a BFGTech(which was cheaper and had a higher overclock) because I was not satisfied with the direction BFG has taken with their company. Shady warranty requirements, and slow RMA's processes. Even though I never personally RMA'd a card with them, I did not like the feedback all over the net. While EVGA has nothing but praise from sites everywhere. I also like EVGA's customer oriented website, it feels like the company is run by people like myself who like to get what they pay for and know that on the other end is a person that will sympathize the same way I would if something went wrong. This is made more evident by the staff attitude on their forums and the information provided about them on their site.

Pros: Man, if you don't have a higher end CPU, you better be playing at high resolutions to really see how well this performs. Great for 1920*1200. Great features between Purevideo, CUDA, and PhysX. Free Far Cry 2 game.

Cons: If your card didn't come in the box, you have to register the card and upload your invoice as a JPEG file - which is kind of hard if you always print as PDFs from your email. Anyways, I got my game withing a week or so. No cons on the actual card.

Pros: Huge increase over my aging 7900GT. Pulling good FPS on a 939/Opteron. Can't wait to see this beast in action on an up to date system. Great alternative to the 280 with the price difference. Games I had to play on medium to low settings on the 7900 are now maxed out at much higher FPS. Worked without a hitch in my aging system. Runs cool and fairly quiet. Far Cry 2 in the box was a nice bonus.

Cons: They need to design an offset board if these cards are going to be this big. A simple offset would eliminate the problems with blocking Sata connections and SB fans. Had to use my lower slot to avoid the SB fan and Sata connections. If I use the top PCIxpress then the SB fan is blocked completely and I have no access to Sata at all. Size was really my only problem with this card, that and the rest of my system needs an upgrade.

Overall Review: EVGA----- Raise the tail of these in order to not block off a large portion of the motherboard. It don't have to be a straight card does it?

Pros: WOW this is one great bang for you buck and it overclocks very well i have mine oc to 666-1436-2300 and it can go higher, picking up another one for sli. Can run crysis warhead on highest setting in xp with 4aa and am geting average 40fps!!!!! great card!! can't wait to see what two fo these bad boys can do!!!!

Cons: none

Overall Review: Great card for the price. had tril sli 9800gtx and am getting better performance with just one card EVGA 680i SLI MOBO Zalman 9700 4 Gigs of OCZ SLI DDR2 800Mhz 5-5-5-15-2T Evga GTX 260 Core 216i 666-1436-2300 X-Fi Platinum Fatal1ty Champion Series Sound Card 2 LiteOn DVD SATA DVD Burners 2 Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 500GB Hard Drive - 7200, 16MB, Serial ATA-300 in RAID 0 1 Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 500GB Hard Drive - 7200, 16MB, Serial ATA-300 Ultra X3 1000watt PS Antec 1200 Windows XP Pro 32bit Vista Ultimate 64 16372 with 3Dmark06[/color]