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: Nice card for the last year and a half. Ran every game perfectly. Wot. Wow. Bf3.

Cons: Just had a stress test done on it and kept on failing. I hope my warranty isn't up.

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.

Comments: With games getting more demanding on VRAM, the GTX460 becomes less and less of a smart choice. The GF104 is a very powerful GPU, especially after overclocking, but 1GB cards becoming less relevant among demanding AAA PC game titles. I've noticed since owning this card card that any time I've ever had a video bottleneck it has been from hitting the limit on VRAM, not because the GTX460's GPU can't handle the pressure.

Comments: I have three (3) Laptops and two desktop computers that died due to Nvidia Graphics chipsets and will NEVER use them again. Now have over half a dozen machines running alternative chipsets for over a year producing HD work and never a problem.

Comments: Card runs relatively cool. I run games at 1280x1024 at maxed out settings in every game I play. Should still run pretty well at 1080p, but havent been able to try it yet. I definitely recommend this card

Comments: I will NEVER buy another EVGA again.

Comments: Core i5-2500k
ASUS V-pro/gen3
Corsair vengence 8gb
Intel 80 gb SSD
WD 750 Gb HDD
Samsung CD/DVD
Rosewill Blackhawk Case