Pros: This card has been tremendous. Its here almost 9 years later still running strong and kept up with most of the games up till just a 1 year ago.

very easy to clean , not loud at all even when the fan is pumped up to the max

Cons: 9 years later it can't keep up with all the modern games of today.

Overall Review: This was a solid choice and I must say the longest lasting card I've ever purchased.

Comments: Make better products galaxy. I would have been better off to have spent another 20 bucks for one that actually would work.

Comments: Purchased as part of my first self made system, saw lots of reviews touting asus, msi, and evga, but decided to take a chance on a lesser known brand.

No regrets, upgraded to a Galaxy GTX 570.

Comments: What can I say. Upgraded from a 9800 GTX+ to this for less than $100 dollars? How can I say no to that. I'm not a hard core gamer so I don't need the most powerful card out there. Just something that will run the games with high settings at a decent frame rate. This does the job, and I probably won't have to upgrade again for another 3 years.

Pros: I have bought to video cards from galaxy and newegg. Love them both. one was the 465 that was paired with a amd 965 X4 for a friend, and other was GTX470 for myself. they work flawlessly. High quality components on pcb. So worth the money. I will get this one for another build in a couple weeks because price/performance cant be beat.

Cons: wont work well with an under powered psu,cpu, no ventilation case set up. Wait, this is not a con, but lack of common sense. No cons for this or any 400 series that are made by Galaxy.

Overall Review: Galaxy does make good on rebates, received mine in about 2 months or so. $40. also remember to run a 460, a good power supply is needed. cheap no name brands will give only problems and cause damage. Also the case you use must have good air flow. A 460 gtx needs only 24 amps combined on the 12v rail to work smoothly.Using a 460 768mb version, I have used a corsair 400 watt with 30 amps, with a quad-core , dvd burner, 2 hard drives and 4 120 mm case fans. This works perfect, and has enough power to over-clock CPU and gpu a bit. The 460 does need a good CPU to stretch its legs also. combining this with an old Pentium 4 that even has a clock rate of 3.2ghz would be a waste. the minimum i would recommend would be dual core athlon II or E7200 long as they can be over-clocked. i use a Q9550 O/C @ 3.6ghz and stock AMD X4 840@3.2 ghz. the q9550 does play great at the stock clock 2.8ghz with my GTX470 @ 1080p. With a newer quad cpu this 460 uses 150/160 watts of power on its own when gaming.

Pros: Runs pretty cool at 65c and being overclocked to 850 mhz in my Xigmatek Utgarde.. helps having a 200mm fan blowing air on it lol... bought two of them one for me and one for my wife.. We play rift and it doesn't lag at all unless you put on supersampling and even then its at about 25 FPS and about 60 or so without it on ultra settings. As far complaints about the fan noise.. use MSI afterburner to control it.. no reason to have running at 100% even while gaming and hopefully you don't game without the sound on.. if you do your missing out =)

Cons: Got a $40 rebate for each still waiting on that been about 2 weeks so still waiting on that.. missed the 2 games though =/

Overall Review: Cheapest of the Gtx 460's with the $40 rebate.. overclocks very well and plays games very very well..

Pros: Very powerful

Cons: power hungry, 2, 6 pin connectors each

Overall Review: Ive run just cause 2 and left for dead 2 at all maxed out settings, works great. I got the SLI kit for a little more then what one cost. Remember for SLI you have to have a 700 watt supply and an extra case fan or 2 wouldnt hurt

Pros: none

Cons: Bought this card, didnt work. thought it was shot. Sent it back for a replacement. doesn't work. this gpu just doesn't work with my computer. I will never buy another galaxy product again, let alone an nvidia.

Overall Review: fustrated