Pros: Plays anything i throw at it over 50fps. Upgraded from a GF5200fx and noticed the most incredible difference.. plays BF2 At max settings, Fear Maxed, GRAW Maxed... Everything runs great maxed. Guild Wars looks amazing... BUY THIS CARD

Cons: Absolutely None..

Overall Review: Im Running Semptron 2600+ 1 Gig Of Kingston Valueram on an asus k8n with this card.. Thanks Newegg

Pros: There's a pro to this?... I guess you could count the cooler and the UV light thing but... that's it.

Cons: Utter *explitive deleted*. Everytime I try to run any game or well, anything involving 3D rendering, the card goes straight to hell. The VPU keeps resetting itself, ultimatly causing a system failure. Hell, I can't even run 3Ds Max. DON'T BUY THIS CARD.

Pros: had this card a month an i love it its not a mad power house gamer but it runs everquest 1 great with all the effects on full so im happy with it

Cons: needs a 450 watt power supply i just bought a 580 watt so that should be much better the 250 watt im running now just dont cut it , im getting artifacts :(

Overall Review: great card if your a part time gamer like me , dvds an downloaded movies are beautiful

Pros: Great AGP card, also a good budget card. At first it crashed BF2, but then I installed drivers from ATI's website and all was well :) It runs all of my games great at max settings, including Battlefield 2 and Call of Duty 2 (two very graphically demanding games). In addition, the fan is very efficient at moving air. I would definitely recommend this card if you're on a budget and/or don't have a PCI-E slot.

Cons: No ice blue LED, and this card is HUGE (takes up two slots in your computer case.) Other than that, I really can't think of any cons.

Overall Review: Make sure your computer can handle the extra power demand from this card. (make sure you have at least a 450W PSU) Also, make sure to upgrade your computer to at least a gig of RAM since the two go very well together when gaming and using your computer in general.

Pros: Using it with a ASUS CUSL2 (PIII-1.4GHz) motherboard home theatre PC. Plays HDTV 720p/1080i .ts beautifully with 40-50% CPU usage, either from USB OTA receiver or hard drive file. I think the 600MHz turbo clock speed helps. Excellent TV-out adjustments. Haven't tried component video output. Much better than a 7600GS that I returned (had >60% CPU with HDTV and ocassional stutter, poor quality TV-out).

Cons: Probably not a gaming hot rod.

Pros: I bought this for my wife, but I wound up replacing my ATI 9800pro with this instead. Currently, I'm running an Athlon64 3000+ with 1gig of memory. - Graphical clarity is improved over the 9800pro. - Produces a better picture when output to an HDTV than the 9800pro. - Will run pretty much any 3D game/application out there.

Cons: - NOT a graphical powerhouse, speed-wise. - Slightly slower than a 9800pro.

Overall Review: For a decent budget card, this does the trick. You won't top the fps charts with this, but the graphical clarity is amazing. For speed, choose a card with more than 4 Pixel Pipelines and a 256-bit interface instead of 128. If you want a card that's still a decent performer, but has great picture clarity, this will do quite well for you.

Pros: This in an amazing card with exceptional value. Highly recommended!!!

Cons: No cons

Pros: None

Cons: I bought the card in hopes that what people had told me about ati was true but, ofcourse it wasn't. I am an nvidia man and wanted to try something new and ofcourse I won't do that again. I don't recommend this card or brand to anyone.