Pros: Card is blazing fast. Highly recommend if you are a gamer. The 512MB is more than enough. Runs all my games at max graphics when I couldn't before. (Red Faction Guerrilla, Section 8, Call of Duty 4, NFS Shift, Street Fighter IV, Resident Evil 5, etc). In Windows 7, works great. You can go to NVIDIA site to download their drivers. Before I had a Radeon X1600 PRO 256MB, and Windows 7 gave it a score of 4.3. Using the 9800GT, it jumped to 5.9! In resident evil 5, I jumped from 30 FPS to near 70!

Cons: Heatsink is a bit big, and will occupy the next PCI slot for sure if you are using a small ATX motherboard. The fan is a bit loud, but what do you expect? Comes with software to overclock the video card and adjust fan, but it keeps giving me the BSOD on my Windows 7 machine. Not sure if its related to my configuration or not, you may have better luck.

Overall Review: Dual Core AMD Athlon 3800+ 2 GB Ram OCZ DDR2 160GB WD Sata Hard drive With this new video card, it has breathe new life into my gaming adventure.

Pros: Low power. This was the factor for me. No need for a 6-pin connector means I don't have to have a gigawatt power supply. Super quiet fan, can't even hear it. I upgraded from a 8600GT and performance is greatly enhanced.

Cons: Nvidia had a free 30 day trial WoW offer with purchase. Newegg isn't supporting that apparently, even though there is a link on nvidia's site to newegg for the offer.

Pros: Very nice, easy install (except for HMDI cable) and much quieter than expected. Upgrade from 7600 GS.

Cons: Documentation is ancient and not helpful

Overall Review: Galaxy's rebate process is a pain. I hope I get it.

Pros: Runs cool if it gets some air flow. Needs no power connections. Uses less power then the 8800GTS it replaces and is as fast or faster. Smaller then 8800GTS. Light weight. Cheap. Sound through HDMI cable if you have HDCP mobo with on board SPDIF (I am using Asus P5Q SE2).

Cons: Docs dont say you need HDCP mobo to get sound out of HDMI cable so I pulled my hair out for days getting it to work. Their tech support didn't know either. Never got though to their phone support. Only got one email a day through their email support.

Overall Review: I hope low power cards become common. I will buy them from now on. I have a cool running PC that will play games but without all heat build up and expensive power supply. Get LCD instead of Plasma or you will have to worry about burn-in. I noticed that the BIOS boot screen starts to burn in day one on my 55 inch plasma :(

Pros: 1. Requires 400w min power supply according to the box . . . but the box appears to be the same one used for the regular model that requires the 6pin connector. This being the low power edition, it installed without fault and plays flawlessly in my wifes HP m8400f, which comes standard with a 300w power supply. =) 2. Plays NFS Drift, MW2, Aion, and WoW on high settings with playable FPS at 1900x1200. Some better than others, but as games/graphic engines/resolutions vary, so will performance. 3. Noticable upgrade from 8500gt, which is the standard stand-alone GPU that comes with the machine. 4. Would highly recommend if you are in the market for a quick and noticable GPU upgrade to a low power store bought PC.

Cons: None with the card . . . read other thougths.

Overall Review: Lack of detailed system requirements on Newegg's specs page.