Pros: It is compatible. I could use the same OSx86 EFI string as my EVGA GeForce 8600 ST 512MB (PCI Express x16); set up the string using EFIStudio; QE/CL works using OSx86 Tools.

Cons: I image my OSx86 partition using Acronis TrueImage and discovered happily that the image from my Supermicro X7DCA-L hackintosh worked almost exactly with my new computer, a Supermicro X7DWA-N. The only thing was the graphics card. But once I just re-did the GFX string with EFIStudio and re-installed the same NX* kexts taken from the System/Library/Extensions folder of my X7DCA-L (using EFIStudio to do so), things are fine.

Overall Review: When installing kexts, the best way is to: 1) Install the kexts using OsX86Tools 2) Restart 3) Open OsX86Tools and tick options: - Set Extensions Permissions & - Clear Extensions Cache. Give your password when asked and wait until it finishes the job. Do not restart 4) Close OsX86Tools and open Disk Utility (find it in Applications Folder /Utilites). Mark your installation disk and click on permissions repair. Close it after finishing the job 5) Go to system/library/extensions and delete Extensions.mkext. Give your password to delete it and empty your trash. 6) Restart

Pros: CHEAP GOOD QUALITY worked straight out of the box have xp pro 32bit and 7 on a dual boot. runs great and fast runs sims2 like nothing got a 17in oem monitor on the agp and a 20in TV on the dvi good card for multiple monitors

Cons: NOTHING just when i got it. the little dvi to hdmi wasn't included

Overall Review: good for multiple monitors and LIGHT gaming cheap on price but not in quality might get one for my work station

Pros: This card is compatible with PCIe x16. It clocks the memory down to 400mhz but it works. Card was plug and play for me and I let Windows 7 update install the driver. Card is TINY as the heat sink extends about 1 inch downward and the card itself is small enough for one of the micro atx cases no prob. Idles at 37C so far. I like the fan-less nature of this as well.

Cons: I just installed it so I will update if something bad happens.

Overall Review: replaced a "lifetime warranty" BFG 6600 gt. This card was an X16 native card but performed similarly despite higher clock and faster DDR3 memory - albeit only 128mb of it. I wold consider recommending this to anyone who needs a cheap card to watch movies, surf, and play mild games like Anno and Sim City.

Pros: Works well. Driver install easy in windows 7 64-bit Extremely low cost.

Cons: Not the fastest card around, but for general use, it's great for the price.

Pros: Using with Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid and other distro's. Other than installing nVidia drivers for improved settings it works as expected. Similar to what is found on most newer mainboards. No fan, runs cool enough with case fans moving air.

Cons: none

Pros: It works. Low Price, NewEgg shipping fast as usual.

Cons: Low profile card cannot run dual monitors on Small Form Factor Dell Optiplex. VGA analog output cable not long enought to reach open slot. Windows 7 performance index faster with onboard video 4.5, nvidia 8400 was 4.3.

Overall Review: Spend more money on a better card with DVI, HDMI, or VGA output all on the low profile backplane if you want to run dual monitors on Dell Optiplex SFF computers.

Pros: Silent. Works OK.

Cons: I bought this one and an identical (fanless 8400GS 512MB PCIE2x16) video card from BGF Tech. This one from MSI runs very hot, even when idle, whereas, the one from BGF Tech was much cooler. On the PC where I installed this one, I just had an additional case fan.

Overall Review: The DVD for the drivers was corrupt. It cannot be read. I ended-up downloading the drivers from nvidia. It is a big download because nvidia bundles the different drivers for all their products into one file.

Pros: Still have Worked great

Cons: Can't play strong graphic games