Galaxy GeForce 9500 GT DirectX 10 95TGE8DC1CUM 1GB 128-Bit DDR2 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: The price (after rebate) is very affordable, especially considering this card has some life to it. Plays games very well if you have a good rig to accompany it. I have played WoW, Rift, Aion, Borderlands, Dragon Age with ease. My first two cards (GeForce 8 Series from PNY & ASUS) lasted 6 months and 8 months respectively. After 22 months this Galaxy card is still as good as day 1.

Cons: Framerate can (but rarely does) spike low during some intense sessions, and considering the HIS Radeon 4670 is $60 after rebate it's a better choice. No HDMI also is annoying, I'm upgrading soon for that reason alone.

Overall Review: This is my 3rd card since becoming a system builder. I bought this card from Best Buy for $80 off the shelf in Fall 2009. I have been using it everyday non-stop and it has withstood all of my games. Previous cards: PNY 8500 GT 512MB - Lasted 6 months Asus 8500 GT 512MB - Lasted 8 months This was my first Galaxy product but I will buy more of their products when I get the chance.

Pros: It's cheap.

Cons: Watch out! Instead of shipping the Dual-DVI card, they might ship you the single-DVI single-VGA variant. To make matters more confusing, the manufacturer (Galaxy) apparently uses the same part number for both variants (i.e. 95TGE8DC1CUM). Newegg made good and gave me a complete refund.

Overall Review: I wish they had a passively-cooled card that cheap--I seem to be having a lot of problems with fans on graphics cards failing.

Pros: Great card for the money.

Cons: Fan is starting to get a little loud after a month.

Overall Review: If i can run WoW on Ultra at 40FPS i can deal with a little noise from the fan

Pros: I purchased this card from Newegg back in 2009 for like 60bucks on sale. Was a great step up from my 7300LE. I played L4D, L4D2 on max settings and about 55-60FPS. This card also handled Bad Company 2 on Medium settings well with about 35-56fps, all while inside my dual core system. Recently, 1-22-2011, the card finally bit the dust. I would say $60 for a steady that lasted nearly 3 years playing heavy games is worth it.

Cons: It died after 3 years.. If you would consider that a con. I would recommend this card to people who are looking for a good boost at a cheap price. For possibly image editing, video editing, or games that are a couple years old, like L4D, L4D2, BC2, The Sims 3, or even Grand Theft Auto 4. Newegg has this product deactivated/out of stock. I would definitely try to locate one of these somewhere on the internet. I also love Galaxy's software, Easy to use and very very helpful.

Overall Review: Loved this card. Didnt require massive amounts of power, and did not make much noise. It's a shame it finally crapped out, I will surely miss it. GTX 550Ti, I hope you can make me as happy as this one.

Pros: Bought this card back in February of 2010. It was definitely a huge step up from my old integrated graphics card. Runs most games very well, but with some of the newer ones you'll have to choose lower settings. Easily overclockable, currently running the core clock around 675 MHz with no problems. Very quiet and doesn't get too hot.

Cons: You won't get the same performance as the higher-end cards, but for the price it's second to none.

Pros: Small form factor No power cord needed next to silent fan windows experience 6.3 in 3d gaming

Cons: NOT AS ADVERTISED no d-sub port card has 2 dvi ports windows experience of 4.4 for desktop graphics?

Overall Review: I ordered this card specifically because I needed a card with d-sub. For christmas this year i planned on fixing up my inlaws computer, so i didn't open the box to make sure the card was as advertised until the gift was given. I was forced to make a run to the local shop to buy an extra vga to dvi converter to finish their gift... theres $15 and 45 minutes of my life i'll never get back that I should not have had to deal with! If I could do it over again I would put that $15 into a card with better desktop performance. The hassle of miscommunication between galaxy and newegg was not worth it!

Pros: Great card, Ive owned this for about 2 and a half years now. Great card for duel monitor systems, and runs about any game. ( you wont be able to run skyrim or BF3 on it) but its pretty dang well worth your buck.

Cons: Older, cant run high end games without a better processor,

Overall Review: If your looking to build a computer that can handle average gaming, this is your card.

Pros: I'm using this card in a budget media PC, and it performs perfectly, absolutely all the graphics power I need for my application. It can handle movies and whatever else (except high-end games of course) in HD without breaking a sweat. Card specs are good for the price and especially for the sale price I nabbed it at. 128-bit memory is a big deal if you're comparing this card to budget cards with 64-bit memory memory.

Cons: None, a balanced card.