HIS Radeon HD 6850 DirectX 11 H685F1GD 1GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card with Eyefinity

Pros: Fast in Crossfire (only way I've run it, can't comment on standalone performance) Quiet - I have yet to hear the fans, even playing CoD:BO maxed out @ 1920x1080 - 120+ fps Light - Unlike some cards, I don't feel like it's going to rip out of the motherboard due to the weight Nice form factor - fits well in ATX case

Cons: None

Overall Review: Bought this based on web reviews, they were very positive, and, as it turns out, they were accurate. These rock in Crossfire.

Pros: Powerful, Not power hungry, cool, quiet. This card is the best bang for the buck if your budget is between 150 and 200 bucks, the only nvidia card that's in this range is the GTX 460 whic this card whips nicely. I running BFBC2 with everithing on high 8x AA and 16x AF @ 1920x1080 and it's giving me around 60-70 FPS. Highly recommended

Cons: It's not free!

Overall Review: When you install the drivers you need to go to the catalyst control center and adjust the scaling options so that it will shoe the full screen, this is when you connect it thru HDMI. Thiswas sort of a little pain to figure it out.

Pros: -Great price/performance value. Especially in single monitor setups. -I run this card in 3 monitor Eyefinity @ 3x1280x1024, bezel compensated to 4080x1024. 3-head for $190?? Stupid great price! -Very low power draw for what you get performance wise. -Runs quiet and cool. -Tiny form factor as good-performing GPU bricks go. -Will clock right up under Catalyst to 840mHz+ core.

Cons: -Why could HIS NOT include a DisplayPort-DVI/VGA adapter??? Why??? They are VERY hard to find if not impossible to source locally. -WARNING: the ENTIRE 6000 series of GPUs is COMPLETELY unsupported by Catalyst for Linux as of Catalyst 10.12. Zero zip nada. No driver at all. I cannot believe AMD/ATi released a card without a driver.

Overall Review: -If you're running Eyefinity, you simply cannot max out setting on games and keep playable framerates above 40fps. Not on one of these cards. You'll need to drop your AA settings as the 1GB of VRAM simplay isn't enough to AA across 4+megapixels in games

Pros: worked great out of the box

Cons: Didnt last long 3 days was all i got before it went now everytime i load a game (hotpursuit/ black ops) it splits the screen or pixelates and then crashes my system

Pros: - Performance for the price (when it worked) - Low power consumption - Size

Cons: - Crashed at random times (no-signal crash, BSOD)

Overall Review: I don't know what it was but I'm just hoping that what I got was a card from a bad batch. It crashed at random times ending in either a BSOD or returning to Windows with it saying that the driver crashed and recovered. It didn't matter what I was doing (YouTube, Black Ops, Condition Zero, etc.) I tried every single driver that was available on AMD's website (11.3 down to 10.10) and I still got crashes and errors. I've decided to give HIS another try and have issued an RMA with Newegg and hopefully I get a card from the good batch.

Pros: -Ran relatively well for the first 2 months or so.

Cons: -Pixelation/artifacts on the mouse -Increasingly loud fan, now grinding continuously making the computer completely unusable.

Pros: inexpensive for what you get very powerful card (best for the price) almost silent (i'm very picky about noises coming from a computer) HIS has very good tech support, they answered quickly and helped with my issue (not the best support ever, but very good nonetheless)

Cons: plastic does feel a little cheap, but once it's in the computer it honestly doesn't matter.

Overall Review: plays games like mass effect, black ops, hot pursuit, borderlands just fine on highest settings (40-60 fps, though almost always more on the 60 side) new vegas runs great on ultra with just a couple settings on high dragonage origins runs well, though you have to turn a couple settings down as well (all of this is with a core 2 duo @ 3.0 ghz 6mb l2 cache)

Pros: This card runs every game well. It runs cool and quiet, and is a great overclocker. The price has dropped on it since I got it on Black Friday, so even a better deal now. I run C&C4 and Starcraft II entirely maxed out and get no lag whatsoever. It runs Black Ops maxed out as well...

Cons: ...while it does run Black Ops maxed out, there are times in heavy battle and zombies where it does lag and therefore leads me to want to pick up another 6850 to crossfire. I could back the settings off, but why the heck would I want to do that?

Overall Review: My system: HAF 922 (3 200mms; 2 120mms) AMD 1090T at 3.8 Spintake VQ 80mm CPU cooler MSI 890FX - GD70 4 Gigs G.Skill RipJaws 1TB 7200 WD HD ATI 6850 (hopefully crossfiring soon) Plextor DVD Burner LG Blu Ray Burner Sentry II Fan Controller Apevia 750 watt power supply Windows 7 Pro 23 inch 1080P LED monitor All hooked up to a Yamaha rvx-465 5.1 receiver to shake the house!