Pros: Powerful for the price, Overclocks easily to 1050 Mhz Processor/1500Mhz Memory. Basically same if not better the the 270X

Cons: Needs 2(two) 6-pin power connectors(most r9 270's only require 1). This is not really a Con, because the extra power is needed to OC. Get a two molex to 6-pin adapter, any your golden, for a few bucks. The OC Guru II software simply crashes on start-up, I don't know why, so I just did a very basic over clock using overdrive settings in CCC.

Overall Review: My case has no fans So I needed to leave the side cover off for cooling, for the time being. At 1050/1500, temp only hit 60 degrees

Pros: Plays most new games med-high. Battlefield 4 is playable on Ultra but doesn't hit 60fps at 1920x1080 with an 8350 and 8 gigs of ram. Great card for the price I'm not complaining. Lots of OC room with the two six pin slots and two fans. I'm at 1050/1500 and I haven't seen this thing hit 70 Celsius yet. I'm impressed. So far that's been the most stable overclock for me.

Cons: Didn't come with any games. Not taking an egg away for this.

Overall Review: If you're looking for a cheap card that packs a punch, get this. I am going to go back to nvidia for my next build but I think I'm gonna get another one of these when I have the money and crossfire it.

Pros: So far this is a great sub $200 card. I have only had it for 1 day, but it handles everything beautifully. BF3 maxed out runs at 60-70+FPS. If your mining this thing mines at about 362Mhash/s. I can't say much about long term use, but so far this card is amazing for the price.

Cons: It wasn't free and doesn't make me pizza.

Overall Review: FX-8150 8GB Crucial Ballistix Sport (2x4GB) 500GB Western Digital Blue hard drive Biostar TA970 motherboard Gigabyte Radeon R9 270 2GB Rosewill 630 watt Green Series PSU

Pros: Usually you getting what you paid for.. but not in this case: 256bit 2GB DDR5, 3YR warranty + Made by GIGABYTE! This card will outperform any other in price range under $200

Cons: none.

Overall Review: I'm running it on GIGABYTE GA-970A-D3P + FX-8350 N82E16813128627 N82E16819113284 Everything runs smooth and fast. BF4 1080p maxed out - no problem Futuremark 3DMark (2013) - didn't see less than 25FPS

Pros: Runs silent, Really low temperature reading, Overclocks easily, Low Price, Plays all my games, It's an up to date GPU, Fits in Mid Tower to Full Tower cases - No problem, PCI-Express 2.0 backwards compatible. Overall an all around great card.

Cons: None

Overall Review: This card is excellent, it just does everything right and then some, I highly recommend this card to new purchasers.

Pros: Solid card for the price.

Cons: I have 3 of these cards. 2 of them are just fine, but this 3rd one, gets way hotter than the rest, seems like something is wrong with the heatsink not transferring heat correctly

Pros: Previously an excellent value Runs relatively cool for the noise level Not as long as most other good cards Solid overclock even in crossfire (1020/1500, haven't pushed higher)

Cons: Price seems to be changing periodically Due to exhaust system can get a bit toasty in crossfire, still well within the limits though

Pros: cool quiet cheap stays under 63c when gaming and using cinebench(76 fps with AMD 7850k@4.22 + this card)

Cons: loud when over 70% fan speed but it never goes that high no backplate(heavy so it sags badly) gets 30-40fps in gtav on normal 1080p, but that's not a con as my CPU is bottlenecking this card