Foxconn GeForce 8800 GT DirectX 10 8800GT-512OC660/1940 512MB 256-Bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Awesome FPS on games. Crysis and UT3 run at full with no slowdowns. Fan is very quiet when idle.

Cons: Fan is very noisy under load, and the controller allows the chip to hit 90c! The cooler is fine, though, because if you set the fan to 75% manually, it will never go over 60c even in Crysis.

Overall Review: Definitely needs alot of power. I blew two 500 watt psus, one a Coolmax and some other piece of junk. Picked up an Antec Earthwatts 500 and everything is fine. I'll be getting a second one as soon as the price drops a bit further

Pros: Awesome card and great price for the specs. Definitely big bang for the buck. Got this card so I could play Crysis on my system. Plays perfectly on high settings at 1024x1280 with 2x anti-laising. I plan on getting another one next week. System Specs: EVGA 680i Mobo, G.Skill 2GB DDR2 RAM, E6750 Core2Duo, Coolmax 750W psu, Arctic Cooler Freezer 7 Pro, 2x150GB WD Raptors, and a Thermaltake Tsunami enclosure.

Cons: None.

Pros: Erm... shiny box?

Cons: The card was dead on arrival. I installed the card, fired my computer up, and then... nothing happened. My monitors remained black. After a moment my motherboard screamed at me with 1 long and 3 short beeps - Video Display problem. It is in transit back to Newegg, hopefully it was just a one off problem.

Pros: Great video card for an SLI setup. Came with a mail-in-rebate which lowered the price even more than when I caught them on sale. This is my second (and third) Foxconn video card. I had great results from the first one so I gave them another shot. Couldn't be happier with the product. Already overclocked.

Cons: None that I can think of. A free PC game would have been nice but at this price/performance I can't complain.

Overall Review: Asus P5N-T deluxe, e8400, 4GB patriot Viper and two of these babies in SLI. So far all games (HGL, COH, Supreme Commander) have been no match for my setup. Of course I have yet to purchase Crysis(waiting on a price drop/sale).

Pros: Wow. Crysis at 1280x1024 with full effects with directx9. Laughs at any game you throw at it. OC'ed out the box. Price is great for what you are getting

Cons: This sucker is a power hog. Make sure your PSU can handle it. Mine didn't. Had to get a new PSU with a 60A single 12V+ rail. Almost rma'd the card until I solved the power problem. No fauly of foxconn's though.

Overall Review: The heatsink and fan on this and every brand card I've every owned are completely inadequate to keep it cool. It idled at 55C with the stock fan. Put my old Zalman 700cu cooler on and it idles now at 39C and wont break 50C in hard gaming. So, make sure you have a solid PSU and an aftermarket cooler and this baby will treat you like royalty.

Pros: Factory overclock setting is nice. Bigger fan than stock design keeps card cooler. Foxconn comes with its own overclocking software for the adventurous. Very quiet.

Cons: 3D mark didn't score as high as I expected, but still higher than I've ever seen at 1280x1024. Loads at 80 Celcius, idle at 60C. Since there's alarm feature on Foxware at 100C, I guess it's safe.

Overall Review: Great card to go with especially with great Newegg's service. Card arrived a day earlier than the projected date from UPS. Great deal. Q6600 3.0ghz, P5N-E SLI, 2gb Ballistix DDR2-6400, 8800GT OC, 500W PSU.

Pros: Extremely fast Runs my games at "Ultra Detailed Level" with absolutely no lag Dual DVI output (with adapters for converting to generic VGA) Single Slot design (I think; it's shorter than what a dual card would be as far as I can tell) Extremely fast customer service (replied in less than 12 hours)

Cons: Extremely power hungry (requires beefy power supply) I -mistakenly- thought the card was DOA (read "other thoughts" for the story). BUT, that was my fault.

Overall Review: When I received this card, the fans would turn, but the video wouldn't appear. I connected my monitor to the integrated VGA that I had on my motherboard (while the computer was still on), and to my surprise, the VGA was NOT disabled, meaning the motherboard refused to recognize the video card. I decided maybe the card was dead, but I gave it a few more shots. I wrote to Foxconn's email, and they said that maybe my PCI express was outdated (they said it required 2.0; but after some research, I realized they were mistaken). Eventually, research (namely a few of the reviews on this page, ha ha) lead me to believe maybe my 600 watt powersupply wasn't doing the trick. I bought a 630 watt raidmaxx, and now the card runs perfectly. I'm not sure how long it'll last, I'll let you know if it dies on me anytime soon; though I feel this card will last a good 5 years or so.

Pros: Though it's just another 8800GT, this model is overclocked to 660 on the core for $190 after rebates. It will run games brilliantly on high settings paired with the right system, and as of right now prices are dropping with the advent of the 9-series. Very good bang for the buck IMO.

Cons: Do yourself a favor and get a GPU cooling kit compatible with this card. Even with a well-ventilated CM690, my stock HSF temps were idling 45-50 and loading at 75-80. Now I'm loadin' at what I used to idle at :D. Also, make sure you're not running this in your aunt's desk computer -- it uses quite a bit of power, so get a decent PSU as well.

Overall Review: Buy it? Do it XD Great card!