EVGA GeForce GTX 460 (Fermi) DirectX 11 01G-P3-1370-TR 1GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: cool quiet fast 2 in SLI is faster and cheaper than a 580

Cons: i got nuthin...

Overall Review: got 2 of these in SLI and its friggin awesome! comming from a 260gtx SLI set up at can totally tell a difference! got them hooked up into my water cooling loop with my CPU and NB and they idle at 26c & run load temps at about 37c maxed out on some old Swiftech Apogee GT blocks i got a easy OC to 800Mhz on the core with Evga precision. with that in mind im getting 60FPS avg. on the Heaven benchmark @ 1920x1080 default settings. cant ask for more than that for around $300.

Pros: Upgrade from 8800gts-512. Runs quieter, less hot, and more fps.

Cons: Gets dirty. Might eat kittens.

Overall Review: Hawt.

Pros: To state is simply... This card is GREAT. The card eats every game i throw at it. Im running COD MW2 at 1920x1080 on highest settings and i have no issue at all . I get a steady 50-70 fps on all maps. I upgraded from a nvidia 9500 gt 1gb. The difference is massive. this card comes with 2 dvi port and a mini dvi port which is cool. The card compared to others is smaller . fits in my midsize case easily. EVGA has some nice overclocking software also. this card gives me the most performance for the money.There are other cards that have comparible performance but none that have comparible prices.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: PC Stats i7 920 @ 3.2 ghz MSI x58 platinum SLI edition 9 gb of 1333 ddr3 ram evga gtx460 1gb

Pros: Smaller and more manageable size. DX11. 20-40 FPS gain (depending on game). Low PSU consumption.

Cons: Some video playback issues but this is mostly in part to codec issues and older drivers. The included monitoring and "auto OC" software acts mostly as bloatware. Do not install.

Overall Review: Without a proper CPU you won't be able to enjoy this or any video card upgrade. I learned this after the fact. As this card has become very affordable I will be SLi'ing very soon. Most benchmark tests compare 2 GTX460s to a single GTX570. If you don't have a 460, go for the 570. If you can't afford that, go for the 460 and save for a while and SLi sooner than later. If you already have a DX11 card, try SLi'ing and save your money for a DX12 card. The rule of thumb when upgrading video cards revolves around skipping a generation. That means going from (in my case) 9xxx to 4xx series, skipping the 2xx series. Or, skipping to the next level of DX Technology in whole number increments. DX9 to DX10 to DX11. These should be the only times you actually "need" to upgrade.

Pros: Plays everything i throw at it great. This was a upgrade from my 450 gts and thats a great card for the money too. Can't wait to SLI two 460 gtx

Cons: None...it's everything it advertises

Overall Review: Just so everyone know some ppl review this product and aren't as good as they think they are with computers, and do not understanding matching the proper equipment is key to get the maximum out of their video cards....everyone from time to time gets a bad card doesn't mean they're junk! Just means you were very unlucky. Call tech support at EVGA they will help you to fix or replace your card,its always a breeze with them.

Pros: Takes everything I've thrown at it, chews it up and spits it out. 1920x1080, 60Hz, smooth as silk and clear as crystal. Runs cool, comes with adapters for molex in case your power supply is lacking in the 6-pin department (mine was), and came at an unbeatable price point.

Cons: So far I cannot think of a single bad thing about this card except that when I installed it I had a bit of a challenge making all the other cords fit around it. She's a full-size card for sure.

Overall Review: Bought this on the reccomendation of a friend who has 2 of the same in SLI. Best friend ever.

Pros: -can run just about anything (maybe not at max settings but close) -has never overheated (run in both 720 and 1080p) -it's Nvidia

Cons: -dated -not sold anymore -there are much better cards for much cheaper or same price -never liked the aesthetics of the card

Overall Review: I was messing around in my case with the card running. Clipped the fan and broke off two blades. Wobbles like crazy now but that is my fault not Nvidia's.

Pros: This card is amazing and a much needed improvement over my old GTS 250. It runs Skyrim almost flawlessly on the highest graphical setting; the only time I notice a frame rate loss is when the card has to render a lot of moving water. It's quiet, smallish, and stays fairly cool (I haven't seen the temperature rise above 55 degrees, even after hours of gameplay).

Cons: I suppose the only complaint I have is that the power supply connects to the card at the end rather than on the side, so you have to plug in the card before you connect it to the motherboard. Space becomes an issue with this setup; people with smaller cases might have trouble with wire management.