Pros: Great 256bit card for a little more than $100 Gaming on 24inch monitor looks amazing at 1920x1200 with this card. In the future I will run 2 of these.

Cons: Very long card, it has less than 1/2 inch from hitting my hard drives. Another His card rebate I'll never see.

Overall Review: I upgraded from a His Radeon HD 4670 512MB IceQ 128bit Running on a 24inch Acer Monitor was to much work for the 4670 at 1920x1200 on High end games Bioshock, FEAR 2, COD World at War, Condemnd but, this beautiful peice of technology is rock solid.

Pros: Very cool & quiet IceQ4 cooler design exhausts hot air immediately outside the case. This helps to keep the ambient temps inside the case cool. When overclocked to 700MHz, this card's performance is equal to or better than a stock 4850. Excellent L4D, Bioshock, and COD4 performance. Gaming using max settings w/ 1900x1200 resolution was highly playable but I prefer to use 1680x1050 with AA/AF tuned down to get the best performance/quality ratio for my tastes during multiplayer sessions.

Cons: The pcb arrived slightly contorted perhaps due to the manufacturing or packaging process. The cooling fan started to make rattling noise when setting the ati ccc manual fan control to 100% two weeks after use. Any setting between the min and max caused the fan to produce an audible high frequency sound. This may not be annoying to some and I doubt this adversely affected it's cooling effectiveness however, due to the price difference between this card and entry level 4830's & 4850's, I had expected a little more.

Overall Review: Max ATI CCC settings of 750MHz core & 1100MHz memory resulted a Vantage graphics score of 7066. L4D gaming at these settings caused an immediate crash so I used stock memory clock w/ 700MHz core and was pleased enough with the stability and performance that I didn't make any attempts to further tune. My system: DFI Lanparty DK 790GX-M2RS AMD Athlon 7750 BE Sunbeam Core Contact Freezer OZC 4GB DDR2-1066 platinum @ DDR2-800 w/ 4-4-4-12 HIS IceQ4 4830 WD Caviar 320GB sata2 hd Cooler Master 590

Pros: Run cool, overclocks well, quiet fan, and great performance. One thing that I prefer about the HIS IceQ cooling solutions is that they vent hot air outside the case.

Cons: Doesn't come with a Crossfire connector. So when I buy another one of these for 2xCrossfire I'll have to request a connector from HIS or buy one separately. The underside of the card still produces a fair amount of lingering heat within the case. These cards are LONG, check to make sure they'll fit in your case before ordering. I suspect the 4830s could be made significantly shorter if manufacturers would only go through the trouble necessary to create a unique PCB.

Overall Review: If you have good airflow through your case, go with the $95 HIS 4830 and save yourself some money.

Pros: A single card had impressive performance over 2 HD 4650's in crossfire. I went this model due to the larger fan. Was suprised to notice they run quieter than the previous cards I had installed.

Cons: Ended up having to seperately order 2 Crossfire interconnect cables to run in crossfire. The outside packaging states they are included, but they are not. For those of you that order 2 of these, add the interconnect cables as well.

Pros: Definitely beats my old radeon 2600pro, playing CoD4 and 5 at max settings at 1680*1050, along with Oblivion maxed and Stalker Clear Sky on high.

Cons: Only game I've seen a degradation of performance in is Gothic 3 - was playable enough on medium settings at 1.6 patch on my old rig, but it could be the game since its quite buggy...

Overall Review: Old rig was an athlon 4200 x2 with 2gb of ram and radeon 2600 pro, new one is phenom 9650, 4gb of ram, and one of these cards thinking of purchasing another one of these to run in crossfire-x

Pros: Very good cards, i moved up from 2 HIS 3870 turbo cards, but when i got them i noticed that one card was clocked at 750mhz instead of 850 like the other card. so causing BSOD's about 1 every 3 days under heavy load. they looked nice, but the BSOD'scmade me run them less intense. :( great cards and i loved them, but time to move on. i got these cards over nighted and i am running 2 in crossfire. COD4, both STALKERS, GRID, many other games maxed out with the exception of the stalkers at 4x MSAA, could quite make it to 8xMSAA total. i love them and the price was right on. would buy again.

Cons: um......i dont think any yet. i love ATI?! so never complaints.

Overall Review: MAKE IT BIGGER!

Pros: Ran games fine. DDO ran great at ultra high settings for the 10 minutes I was testing it.

Cons: When I wasn't playing a game, the display drivers would crash whenever I would try to do anything at all. Tried a couple of "fixes" but nothing would work.

Overall Review: I would have given this a lower rating if it I could not have ran the game at all. The 4830 I had was not the IceQ model like this one. System Specs: Windows 7 Pro 64 bit Intel i5 quad core Processor @ 2.66 Ghz 4 GBs of Ram