Pros: So far, very happy with this card. Upgraded from an EVGA 8800 GTX, so I'll be comparing to that card directly. Smaller footprint, much lighter and stays much, much cooler. If the precision software tool is to be believed, this card really does idle in the high 20s/low 30s. It seems quiet, although my system is a bit loud anyway, so I can't be sure how quiet it really is, but in my opinion the card did not add anything relevant to the noise level overall. I was really taken aback (and very pleased) with how much smaller and lighter this card was compared to the 8800.

Cons: Tried hooking up the included mini-HDMI cable...did weird things to my monitor with the scaling and display. Finally gave up and went back to the DVI cable. The con, I guess, is that it wasn't clear if (or why) I should use the mini-HDMI cable; therefore I wasted about 20 minutes on it. But your mileage may vary as I may not have known what I was doing. Not an HD kinda guy.

Overall Review: Running World of Warcraft release 4.01 at Ultra settings at 1920x1080 on a Samsung 23" flat panel. Generally staying at 60fps, even in crowded areas (using vertical sync). Observed 35fps in Dalaran, which is no surprise. I will probably tweak a few settings one or two clicks lower to get an optimal balance of quality/performance. I definitely recommend this card if you are in need of an upgrade. Anandtech.com gives it a great review too, and the EVGA warranty is nice. As of right now, I feel that I got what I paid for, +1.

Pros: Awesome, these vanila heatsinks are basic but quite and do perfect job keeping card around 60c at load. idle about 30c. SLI worked right away and BC2 just awesome with 8x sampling. The EE version of this card would of been great if only their fans were of high quality like their old gtx 200 series brothers.

Cons: None -

Overall Review: Love it

Pros: EVGA quality Easy installation Low power requirement Runs cool & relatively quiet

Cons: fan is a bit loud at max rpm

Overall Review: Upgraded from an EVGA 9800 GT...sweet! I'm not much of a gamer as I only play WoW. This card will run WoW on ultra settings without any problems. I run 2 accounts simultaneously on 24" & 19" monitors at 1920 x 1080 resolution. So far the temp has not exceeded 67C at full load, idles at 31C. I'm using EVGA Precision to control fan speed reducing noise without overheating. So far so good. ASUS M4A88T-M LE AMD Phenom II X4 955 BE Kingston HyperX Blu 8GB (2 x 4gb) EVGA 01G-P3-1372-TR GeForce GTX 460 Western Digital 320GB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s KINGWIN ABT-450MM 450W power supply (in use since Oct 2007)

Pros: Runs cool, very fast. Can handle a lot of current games on high to ultra settings and produce good frame rates. Lower Watt PSU's can handle this card.(Just make sure it has 2x 6 pin connectors.

Cons: None that I can think of at the moment.

Overall Review: I have 2 of these running in SLI, and man these are pretty decent. I can play just about any game I want maxed out and avg over 60 fps. My Windows 7 WEI rating is maxed out at 7.9 for both gaming and desktop graphics. Current set up: AMD Phenom II x6 1090T Black Edition 8 Gig's G.skill Sniper 1333 DDR3 Ram Asus M4N98TD Evo Mother Board 2x EVGA Geforce GTX 460 SC in SLI Corsair TX 750 V2 - 750 Watt PSU 1tb Samsung HD Lighton Dvd player/burner NZXT Gaurdian Case

Pros: This card is fast and runs at a respectable 60 degrees Celsius under heavy load (Battlefield 3). Runs Battlefield at high setting, could possibly bump up some of the setting to ultra but I haven't tried it, but on High the game runs seamlessly. Great price as well especially when considering that battlefield "recommends" a 500 series card which are very expensive.

Cons: Nothing I didn't know when I bought it. The card is a bit bulky so makes cable management a little difficult. Getting the power connector into the back of the card was a bit of a trick but you only have to do that once.

Pros: + Runs Quiet + Easy Installation (Plug in and Play) + Beautiful graphics + Great Price + Doesn't demand a huge power supply

Cons: - Runs a little bit on the larger side, but I knew that. Be sure it will fit in your case!

Overall Review: Had an onboard graphics card before I switched to the GTX 460. I play rift, and I used to have to do the low quality renderer. Now, I can play Rift on Ultra Graphics no problem.

Pros: -Runs very cool -Very powerful -Pretty silent -Great performance for the price

Cons: -None

Overall Review: I upgraded from an 8600GT and the difference is stunning. Games that ran slowly on medium settings run flawlessly on the highest settings now and the computer doesn't even seem to break a sweat. The price is definitely right on this and I would recommend it for anyone else.

Pros: I upgraded from gtx 260 cause it died and it was about time anyways so compared to that, this card is smaller, faster, cooler,has more ram and uses less power, and cost about the same as the 260 when i bought it whats not to like? While my resolution is limited to 1600x900 i still see major improvement from the gtx 260, i can run the original crysis on max (very high) setting with 16xq with no lag, thats impressive for single card solution even if i am on a lower screen resolution and i easily overclocked to For The Win edition with evga precision no voltage change needed NEWEGG ROCKS the price dropped a day after i bought this and they refunded me the difference!! unheard of anywhere else, this is why i ONLY shop at newegg, Evga makes a good product my last 3 cards including this one were all evga the 260 was refurb i didnt expect much out of it but the 8800 is still runs like new in my parent pc

Cons: the memory interface on my old 8800 gts was 320 bit, my gtx 260 was 448 bit and this gtx 460 is 256 bit??? i dont like it when numbers go down!! regardless of that fact, this card is still much much faster than the gtx 260 which is why i sitll give it 5 eggs

Overall Review: There are lots of people here complaining about the heat, while yes the fan does not exactly move the air out of the case my card seem very cool, when fan is on auto it never goes above 60C and if i force the fan on 70% which is what i would do with my gtx 260, the card never goes above 50C. Maybe my cards broke? ;-) I almost returned this when i saw they had a gtx 460 with 2gb for about the same price, but after looking at benchmarks, the 256 bit memory means you only gain maybe 5 frames per second compared to the 1gb version, regardless of screen resolution Ive also read people complaining about not knowing to register the product within 30 days, umm as soon as you open the box, on the inside flap, in BIG letters, evga tells you all about they're warranty info, they put it on both sides of the box incase you open it from the other end, how could you miss that? thats your own fault not evga's