JATON VIDEO-348PCI-Quad GeForce 6200 4 VGA outputs 512MB DDR2 Per GPU 1GB Total Onboard 64-bit PCI Video Card

Pros: Works.

Cons: Software and drivers shipped with this card were not good at all. I had to download software and drivers from NVidia.

Overall Review: I bought two of these cards to use with an Intel GH67CL motherboard for a total of 8 vga outputs. This board wouldn't even acknowledge that the cards were installed. Switched to a Biostar board with AMD chipset and all is well.

Pros: Cheap way to have quad monitors.

Cons: Don't expect the video quality to be worth having.

Overall Review: Computer frequently locked up, after several months of troubleshooting and trying to replace everything else, I discovered that this card was the problem.

Pros: This is an awesome card, a bit tricky to get configured where onboard video is present that can not be disabled. But you can get it in, it must be done in safe mode. You need to uninstall the existing OnBoard driver via device manager then reboot to safe mode and install the nvidia, then reboot to normal mode go back to device manager and re kill the onboard to get the other GPU of the Jaton to be seen, Great gaming graphics and excellent business graphics!!

Cons: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL THIS ON DELL POWEREDGE SERVERS, IT WILL NOT WORK! I attempted this and got the imfamous no post no video, however other PCI cards I have got to work in this server PowerEdge 1900. Matrox Parhelia 256PCI worked fine

Pros: Can support four monitors.

Cons: All the windows became extremely slugglish and jumpy. I don't think it has the strength to handle Windows 7 x64. I was hopeful it would perform well but it was a major downgrade from 2 power hungry 8800gts which it was intended to replace, one of which had lost its green spectrum. Felt like I had suddenly installed a Pentium 2. Popping back in the 88's it went back to being snappy.

Overall Review: Nvidia 6 GPU Series which this uses came out over 6 years ago. Fairly expensive card considering its an older GPU. I would look for some other solution like two cards on an SLI/XFire motherboard or look at Matrox Triplehead products. Core Duo 2.4Ghz DFI Lanparty Motherboard

Pros: One of the last PCI cards available. :)

Cons: One of the last PCI cards available. :(

Overall Review: For hardware enthusiasts that can track their days back to Windows 95, this card is an ipmortant symbol of an era when 640x480 was hi-res.

Pros: I got this card from my friend, I ran it twice on my system it did good for most modern games, this may be the extreeme solution for PCI.

Cons: Huge, retro, too xtreeme, toomuch for a slow buss man, tthey likke shouw pretty colours man on mee IBM I gots from the Flee market dude, overall it niceee.

Overall Review: Janton is problably trying to compete with the old 3DFX 5500 PCI wich I still have, I remember when 3dfx got owned by Nvidia [literaly] Ati was trading in Voodos for a New ATi model in some stores like "PC Club" back in the day.