Pros: Cool. Silent. Fast. Got two for SLI to replace a GTX 295. Much better performace as far as video quality goes, more advanced rendering makes some games look a lot better. Frame rate improvement is not visably noticable in the games I play, but framerates in DX9 are blazing, and should be improved in DX10 as well as making DX11 a possibility.

Cons: Green lights on the back on the PCB. Had to change my light scheme.

Overall Review: Fan shrouds seem not too sturdy...was afraid to put too much pressure on them. Cooling system is amazing. Furmark gets them up to 65C running full screen 2560x 1600 maxed settings (32x MSAA) for the stability test. Posted a 9861 on Furmark 1280x1024 with 0xMSAA. Haven't overclocked yet, but they are stable enough to do it. intel core i7 975 @ 3.33Ghz 12Gb Corsair XMS3 1333 Asus P6T7 Supercomputer WS 1366 2x Gigabyte GTX 460 Superoverclock Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit

Pros: This card is very powerful for a GTX 460 and all the reviews on it report similar results to what I get with it on my desktop. In battlefield Bad Company 2 at 1920x1080 with everything but AA maxed out I get 60fps easy. It runs blu-Ray movies like they're videos off youtube. I've seen the GPU temps as low as 35c while idle and 56C while maxed. I haven't seen them get past 56c though.

Cons: With it being a GTX 460 you figure you wouldn't need a second card as a dedicated physX card for games like Batman Arkham Asylum but beggers can't be choosers.

Overall Review: For 220 USD it definitely beats anything eVGA brings to the table. I had been looking for a good company upgrade my Graphics cards to since BFG Tech liquidated and Gigabyte Tech seems to be up to the challenge. Another note, I read a review on Guru3D where they managed to get the core clock speed from the overclocked 815MHz clock to 949MHz and run stable. This card definitely has more head room for Overclocking.

Pros: This card is incredible. I've had it running at 915 mhz with the memory at 4100 mhz for over a week and it is solid as a rock. Temps barely go over 40C in my HAF 932 during gaming. I usually have some streaming video going with 2 copies of WoW up at any given moment.

Cons: It's a tad louder than my old 8800 gts 512 but I got used to the slight db increase very quickly.

Overall Review: I recently put together a mostly new computer...this card and my i7 960 are the 2 components that I'm sure I nailed it on. Buy this card.

Pros: -Factory OC'ed with a cooling system more than capable of handling the load. Including headroom to OC even more. -Performance value is high for a comparibly small price against the more advanced GTX470/480, which command a much higher price tag. -Low temps. Around 60c+ under heavy load, and around 45c at idle. -Very silent, even under heavy load.

Cons: The OC software that comes with the card is a bit lacking in features and not all of them worked with my system. However this is no major loss, as there are many programs that are far better suited for such things. But otherwise I have found no Cons for this Video card.

Overall Review: Overall this card is simply awesome. It has most of the bells and whistles you could want from a mid ranged video card. Room for OC, great cooling system and definately lives up to expectations one comes to demand from NVIDIA. This combined with GIGABYTE's awesome quality control and assembly makes it more than a great deal. Side note: I run Windows 7 Professional, and I have had no issues with drivers or functionality with this card.

Pros: When it worked it was great.

Cons: 4 months before the 3 year warranty was up the card flaked out and died on me.

Overall Review: Currently waiting on Gigabyte Tech's RMA process. I filed for RMA on 9/25/13. They approved it and I shipped it 9/27/13. They received the card on 10/2/13 and didn't open the box and start repairing it until 10/4/13. I called today, 10/8/13 and the guy said that it would probably be fixed later this week. So that means I have to wait another 2 weeks before it shows up on my door step. Gigabyte's RMA service is extremely SLOW.

Pros: COOL, QUIET, and really does just about anything you need/want it to do. Stock overclock is kept nicely UNDER the stock card temps, so thats a big bonus.

Cons: BIG CARD! I won't dock an egg for this because I knew it going in, and my previous 8800GT was also a stock overclock and just as huge, but for some people it might be a problem, just fyi.

Overall Review: Quality hardware for a good price. Thanks newegg.

Pros: Very quiet. Stays really cool. Great heatsink. 2oz PCB and a OC monster!

Cons: None!

Overall Review: I had a EVGA GTX 460 Fthew EE edition that I had to RMA 2 times. EVGA has great customer support but what's the point when your card keeps overheating. So I got me this card and wow. I am impressed. Will purchase Gigabyte cards from now on.

Pros: Already overclocked Cooling system build for an OC card, and works great Silent Paid 224.99 + 20$ rebate card, really worth it

Cons: Can't say right now

Overall Review: I did a lot of research because of my tech level (average). The GTX 460 1Go was already decided, but when this one came one the market, OC at 815MHz + the very low price, really the best purchase of my build. Just praying now for longevity :D