Pros: they worked out of the box have 2 + 1 bfg max core for 3 way sli they pretty much own everything including crysis

Cons: little over priced and they run hot in 3way boards faults partialy. riva tuner fixes all mmmm no dx11 :(

Overall Review: Corsair Obsidian 800d Case Corsair Hydro Series H50 Heat sink Asus Rampage Extreme 2 Mainboard X58 1366 Intel I7 core I7-950 3.06 @4.1 LGA 1366 Gigabyte GV-N260C-896I Nvidia GTX260 896mb qyt 2 units BFG Nvidia GTX260 896mb max core55 1 unit for full 3way Sli CorsairTR3X6G1600C8 GMemory Kit 6gigabytes DDR3 1600 @1800 with fan Silverstone SST-ST1000-P Power supply fully modular 1000watt Asus DRW-22B1ST Internal sata multiformat DVD Writer 3 units Windows 7 home Premiun 64 bit and some segoat anchors for drives ssd's are comming oh and a 4,000 dollar credit card bill

Pros: CHEAP, this is the lowest name branded GTX260 on the egg. Works well increased Win7 graphics number by .4 over an old 8800GTS. Can overclock well but havent really messed with it.

Cons: Its not a 275 or 285 or 296 or anything like an AT! 5xxx series in the $300+ range, but thats why it costs less.

Overall Review: I like it. Will OC and see if I can get better numbers from it but I'm pleased with it even without.

Pros: Amazing card. EASILY overclocked to the specs of the GIGABYTE GV-N26SO-896I card (Saved myself $30 bucks doing so). In fact, it oc'd past that card with no issues. Idles cool at 45'C. Overclocked and playing MW2 at max everything for an hour left it running at 70'C with the fan at 40% (Couldnt even hear it!!!). This card absolutely slaughters every game I have in my possession...MW2, FO3 (AMAZING), Bioshock, HL2 and all its mods, L4D2, Empire Total War, etc. (Gunna put it to the test with crysis soon)

Cons: None with the card. Gigabyte's OC utility looked ok but it didnt work for me. Im guessing it didnt work because im using the most recent drivers for the card or because im on Win7 64bit. Since im running Win7 64bit, im using EVGA Precision which is easy as pie.

Overall Review: I've always bought nvidia cards and usually tried to stick with the popular brands (BFG, EVGA, etc.). I was skeptical at first with gigabyte but when I really look at it, this card is better built materials-wise and outperforms the other brands even at stock settings. Best GPU buy i've ever made. NOTE: Card is big but easily fit in my relatively small case. Make sure you have TWO PCI-e 6pin connectors!! Also, in my honest opinion there is no need for SLI with one of these bad boys. That is unless you like throwing cash away. Current Setup: AMD Phenom II 925 x4 @ 2.8ghz 8 gig ram gtx 260 OC'd

Pros: Very fast card, can run all the latest games at high settings with no trouble. There was a sizeable rebate with this card, with that factored in, the price was pretty unbeatable. Fairly quiet.

Cons: DVI port did not work, so I have to RMA it.

Overall Review: This card is gigantic, but I guess so are a most others these days. I hope my replacement card works better.

Pros: best card for the $, higher clock speeds than the EVGA's I had my eye on for ten dollars more, play's WoW on MAX settings, Left 4 Dead MAX, CS Source MAX. Great Card! Big upgrade from my 8800GTS XXX and it can be seen. Everything is sharper and more realistic with this card.

Cons: Appears to have some driver issues that cause lock up's in Left 4 Dead every now and then. (newest driver Oct 5th)

Overall Review: If you have an 8800GTS and get horizontal tearing on DVD's high FPS games, etc GET THIS CARD..... I now have little to no noticeable tearing EVER. Samsung 206BW 20'' lcd. You wont regret this card! Gigabyte may make cheap motherboards, but they have one he!! of a video card.

Pros: This card has amazing speed, easy to overclock and temperature run cool even under heavy loads. This beast runs threw all games I throw at it with no problems at all. I set GTA IV at high details and it ran flawless. I haven't yet encountered anything it can't handle. The price is also perfect, the quality of craftmanship and design is top notch. Not much to envy from the 280 gtx models to be honest. Running 1 card, stock with factory core clocks speed, shader and memory MHz's cause I yet don't feel the need to OC when all is running well. Looking forward in buying a second one soon to pair it in SLi mode for support on future games needing the extra horsepower... Good job on this one Gigabyte 5 stars for you *****.

Cons: Only issue is with it's monstrous size, it is very big. So make sure you have enough Case space in your rig to fit this puppy...

Overall Review: I would absolutely recommend this card 100%. It's made the best replacement for my prior dual 9600 GT's SLi mode and has nearly tripled my FPS on most of the games I've played so far with just a solo 260 GTX. ^^

Pros: This card can overclock and become the GV-N26SO-896I version with no problem at all. The Gigabyte HUD is very easy to use if you don't expect any advanced features for an overclock utility. -Easy and good overclock ability -Running cool (5min gaming load < 60C) -Nicely build, looks nice with my ud7 which is also made by Gigabyte.

Cons: I haven't encountered any issue with this card, but I still have to mention there are two version of GTX 260 from Gigabyte you can buy from Newegg, this one and the "super overclock" one. Personally I would buy a GTX275 if that's in stock, but evidently I have to choose a lower level GTX 260 since GTX 275 are "super out of stock". -Nvidia's fault, GTX 275 out of stock. -Nvidia's fault, Fermi's delay result in HD5870's price tag sky high.

Overall Review: Just like I mentioned, if you are a serious gamer, wait for the best card either (AMD) drop the price or (Nvidia) come out. what's on the market now is midstream card that have the most performance/value ratio. Nvidia just released details on Fermi, go check them out if you need more confidence to wait for Nvidia. It's my personal view that is better to get one midstream card like this one now if you don't want to spend more than double bucks on the best card out there. Because you can always use this card for PhysX. Specs: i7 920 Stock clock (waiting for cooler to arrive) GA-X58A-UD7 6GB Corsair Dominator DDR3 1600 GV-N26OC-896I @ 680/1480/1250 Corsair HX850 CM Stacker 830se WD1001FALS Samsung 2343BWX Driver:195.62 Lost planet DX10 @2048 x 1152 8xAA highest setting possible FPS=29.9/34.6(OC) Far Cry 2 DX10 @2048 x 1152 8xAA ultra high setting FPS=29.7/30.8(OC) There are more space to OC, but I didn't bother since I don't have time to test over and over aga

Pros: This is what people mean when they say big for your buck. I got these to replace my BFG 9800GTX's that cost $339.99 a pop when they were released, second best upgrade I did in years. If you wondering if these will fit, and you have a 9800 GTX, it's the same size. It'll fit fine. The FPS in games like BF2, CoD:W@W, MW, and MW2 got a big boost. It doesn't make much since to give numbers because it depends on your setup, but you will definitely get a hugh performance gain from them. They stay fairly cool also. Comes with a nice little control panel too.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: This was a good choice. It's been a while since I last bought a Gigabyte vid card, (ATI 9600 XT). I forgot they came with easy to use overclock tools. This is they best priced overclocked card out there right now