Pros: Original installation was a snap in my Stacker 830, but had issues when I upgraded my heatsink. Now all I have to do is wait for Crysis...

Cons: Be very careful with what type of heatsink you have in your case. I thought the blue orb II would be small enough to work with this setup, but it too was too big. Ended up rigging the water cooler in my lower drive bay so I could use my after market heatsink.

Overall Review: Other thoughts...this sucker gives out alot of heat, but well worth the money and the bragging rights!

Pros: At the time the card was good overall, you needed a good CPU to go with it or the GPU would be severely crippled, pretty normal though.

Cons: Probably won't fit in most computer case. I had it installed inside without actually screwing the radiator in because it was so monstrous that it was nudging things inside the case and wouldn't allow me to line up the holes the screw holes just right. Fortunately because of its size it didn't need to be secured with screws.

Overall Review: That's what she said? I regret paying the $800 I paid for this thing knowing that a new generation of cards would be out within a couple months or whenever which by the way out performed this card marginally I believe it was the 9800 hundreds which was x2 8800's combined. It definitely had a shock and all when I took it out of the box which unfortunately someone threw away the box was about 18 inch x 18 x 18 half cube

Pros: No overheating for this 8800ultra, and the highest specs on Neweggs entire website.

Cons: the 9800 series are probably going to make this card pretty much worthless, and be cheaper.

Overall Review: I was gonna get another card for 100 dollars cheaper but I'm sure this is much better.

Pros: Card came on time and is in perfect condition. Haven't had it long enough to test, but looks promising.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: The water cooler can mount to any 120 mm fan socket, so I had no problems installing it in my Antec P180. However, do be aware that space for an aftermarket heatsink will be limited by the water cooler's reservoir. The card itself barely fits inside of my Mid Tower, so definitely consider the size before purchasing.

Pros: Cool packaging, comes with two games, nifty colors.

Cons: I have a CM-Stacker 830 and I attempted to install this card, I was unable to do so due to aformentioned space concerns. It's a beast, and the marketing on the case fits is very very misleading. Do not be fooled, you'll need a huge case, a small CPU fan/heatsink, and a lot of luck.

Overall Review: Forget SLI with this card.

Pros: Fastest card made - enough said! REally nice looking product and high quality constuction. Good warranty and solid company behind it. No problems with stock intel heat sink and dual core at 3.4ghz and less. Big problems when cooling a hot quad core.

Cons: Fit! The radiator unit is very difficult to work with. The plastic trim on the radiator side can be removed to fit better. WARNING BE PREPARED TO USE ONLY A FEW HEAT SINKS!

Overall Review: I am not sure i could redesign this better. I engineer all kinds of things and mods too. i AM ON MY 4TH HEAT SINK! The problem is not so much this card but you the heat sinks. You a wider heat pipe unit for oc quad core.

Pros: Fastest consumer graphics card in the world. Looks cool, powerful enough that you can opt for a cheaper processor. Even a 6420 would scream with this.

Cons: Hard to install. Only installs on Cooler Master Stacker series, and the new Cosmos series. If you have any other case you may have to rig up something special. Since I had a stacker this wasn't really a con for me.

Overall Review: I only have this because my uncle works for Leadtek. Otherwise, it's probably a waste of money. But hey, I couldn't argue with FREE :) Also, a Leviathan is a sea monster. Just in case you were wondering.