Pros: I wrote one review already, so condsider this an update. It's really a reply for @master's p/s question. Over a year now and the card still does what is was built to do. BF3, The Witcher 2, Skyrim, all look fantastic and run great. (I usually enable vsync so the games run at ~60fps the entire time, (BF3 on High, 1680x1050, slows to a low of 45 at times on well populated, large 64 player maps.)

Cons: Runs hot...over 90 degrees when I don't have the A/C on and the room is 70+ degrees, depending on the game being played...The Witcher 2 w/o vsync on (read: over 60 fps) will skyrocket the temp to 95+...with vsync on (read: 60 fps) it's in the low 80s w/o any room air conditioning. With A/C on, it's rarely above low 80s and usually the highest is mid 70s when gaming. 40 or less at idle even without A/C.

Overall Review: @master...I had a 610W Silencer (pc power and cooling) p/s that ran my 570 equipped system for about 3 months...then the p/s died. It was almost 2 years old. The 910 I replaced it with hasn't had a problem yet. I'd guess your 500w p/s (if it's a GOOD p/s) will run the 570, but it will be pushing it hard so expect failure at any time. I'd get a larger power supply if I were you.

Pros: Runs all of the MMO great, Batman Arkam City looks really good and smooth graphics. No issues todate

Cons: None, Maybe not a 580 :)

Pros: Absolutely Crushes anything I throw at it. Runs swtor on high with no issues. Runs Vanilla Call of duty at 95+ FPS.

Cons: Loud, Runs kinda hot. (forced to leave side of my case open)

Overall Review: My build: Asus 23 inch Monitor Cooler master 430 ELite Rosewill 750 watt Modular PS Western digital Cavaliar Black 1TB 7200RPM 8gb G skill DDR3 1600 and obviously this Graphics card.

Pros: Ran most games at maximum quality settings despite being seriously bottle-necked by my Athlon X2 6400+ based system at consistantly higher FPS the the GTX-285 it replaced. Skyrim was completely playable on high settings @ 1920x1200 but a virtual slide-show with the 285 unless I lowered quality settings and/or resolution. Ran cool and quiet in my full-tower Coolermaster CM Stacker case in fact even after hours of gaming it was far less noisy then the GTX-285 it replaced or my backup 8800GTX.

Cons: Cooling fan was very quiet however from day-one I noticed a strange rattle at idle/2D speeds which seemed to be getting slowly worse but oddly didn't effect temp's. I had been considering RMA'ing the card just for this issue alone but then while playing Mass Effect 2 the card suddenly started artifacting and the display went black. All I could do was a hard reset and upon restart my PC refused to even POST with the card installed ... not good! Tried the card in my backup PC with the same result, then re-installed the 285 and everything was normal.

Overall Review: This is my 4th EVGA GPU (7900GT, 8800GTX, GTX-285) and the first one I've had a problem with, in fact I have no doubts that EVGA warranty/support would have taken good care of me but as far as I'm concerned a defective product should go back to the retailer after this short a time. 3 Eggs because the card was great when it worked and would have rated 5 if it hadn't kicked the bucket. Will update Will update when replacement card arrives & I have some time to test it out.

Pros: Got this card originally in May of '11 and after finally getting my ASUS P8P67-M PRO maxxed where I know it won't go much further. Literally doubled my 3D Mark 11' Scores from 5864 to 10,781, with no changes what so ever from stock speeds. Games that used to be taxing on a single card and heat it up to around 70 C, don't even make either break 50s now. Running all my rig on a Corsair HX850 without a hicup and thats OCing everything.

Cons: Nothing, Been using EVGA products for about 7 years now, including their motherboards, all of which I still have aside from a 8800GTX that ate it after 4-5 years, I got a 260 as a replacement (DX11) woot. I can't say that about any other manufacture. If EVGA stays the same with rock solid products and an unbeatable lifetime warranty, I will be a customer for life and recommend them to the highest degree. Also want to give props to Newegg, because they made this all possible, without them I never would have known how good Nvidia 500 series cards are, especially in SLI.

Overall Review: Here are the specs:8gigs PC 2133 RAM, 128 Samsung SSD with 1.5TB WD Black esata storage, i5 2500k at 4.6ghz, LG BD-RW all housed in a easy to fit anywhere Thermaltake Lanbox Lite Case. Pushing it as hard as I wanted to, I got the temps to be 86C on one card, with the new fan unlocker from EVGA, about 80 flat. Makes my MB temp about 42C at max load with everything OCd.

Pros: Card I kept came in a static-free bag inside a well cushioned "egg crate" type material; Runs the games I play at very good frame-rates at nearly the highest graphical settings. Came with everything advertised and in good condition. Purchased on sale, and with a substantial EVGA rebate and lifetime warranty you can't go wrong.

Cons: First card was DOA (not Neweggs' fault, fyi you get what you 'pay' for in shipping) and had to be RMA'd Non-standard design cooler is a little on the noisy/whiny side, but if you have a decent speaker system or headphones, you will be hard-pressed to hear it.

Overall Review: Newegg was prompt and generous with their customer service and RMA and very understanding with my initial DOA problem, total turn-around time for replacement was under 3 days (WOW!). The second card runs stable and I have put it through a short but intensive burn in and everything appears A-OK. Thanks NewEgg!

Pros: Good performance/price point for a high performance DX-11 card. Plays all current games maxed out of course. Short enough to fit in most cases with no problems. EVGA's lifetime warranty on the "-AR" model cards.

Cons: A 4500 rpm fan?? Seriously? They should've used a larger lower rpm fan for this card. During gaming the card warms up to about 85C and the fan cranks to -4500- rpm. If you don't wear a complete headset during gaming the noise will drive you crazy. It sounds like a dentist drill in your case. It's quiet when you're not gaming. But this is a gaming card. What were they thinking? I may an aftermarket cooler on it, like the Zalman 3000 or something.

Overall Review: A larger swept blade design fan would've been a much better solution to the noise issue. I don't even think the hamster wheel fans are this loud at full tilt. EVGA's warranty is nice but not really worth the noise this card puts out. Look at the Gigabyte card with the three larger fans on it instead.

Pros: Bought to replace my GTX 480(sold)... Runs cooler and quieter. I run a 30" monitor 2560x1600 and notice 1-3 fps depending on game and for a cheaper price point than the GTX 480. I love that it comes with Display Port out. Card is smaller than the GTX 480 as well.

Cons: Less memory than gtx 480, I think the extra memory would help this card perform better than the other guys at same prices.. I ordered with the 2 game deal Mafia 2 and Just cause 2 and did not receive this. Did not remove star because this is a NEWEGG issue and not EVGA...

Overall Review: make this a 2gb card... I mean really for the price... AMD Phenom II 1090t 16gb ram Asus 980a sli Antec Kuhler H20 Antec DF-85 Corsair 1000 watt (overkill, but never know if I want to Sli or Dedicate physics) 30" dell 3008 All games at max settings never gets over 70c. I play wow bfbc2 crysis2 starcraft2 dragon age Bio Shock 1&2 Modern Warfare 2