MSI GeForce 8800GTS (G92) DirectX 10 NX8800GTS-T2D512E 512MB 256-Bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: Words can't describe this card. You open the box and want to stare at it for hours. These new G92 cores are amazing, 65nm, 754 million transistors, 128 stream processors, PCIE-2.0, etc... This card is basically a 8800GT with a bigger fan, and more stream processors. Roughly 10%-15% faster than the GT.

Cons: Card gets pretty hot, around 76C full load, but nvidia's drivers throttle the fan to 36% which is too little in my opinion. 60%-65% fan speed is nearly silent and load temps are about 60c. 256-bit memory architecture is the only thing holding this thing back from absolutely obliterating the GTX. When the GTX's are based on this core they are gonna rock

Overall Review: My card is sitting happy at 752 core and 2206 memory. It started getting a few artifacts past 800 core and 2300 memory so i backed off a bit. With some more voltage i bet these could really fly.

Pros: very overclockable card. sitting at 800/1625/1100. Started off with one card, could'nt help but get another,lol. I can now play Crysis with all high settings and 16x AA. Looking through the card's BIOS with Nibitor and I think MSI might have pre volt modded these things right from the factory, which is kinda nice.

Cons: none yet

Overall Review: My 2 7950GTs volt modded and heavily OCed would score roughly the same as one of these in 3DMark06, if that gives you somewhat of an idea how fast these cards are for the price.

Pros: MSI did a good job with their solid caps and this card OC's very good. Pretty much the card can run everything. Price Any DX10 game runs great.

Cons: The card is so good my mobo(Nforce410) and ddr400 ram and my cpu(4200x2 socket 939|OC 2.9ghz)are the bottleneck now so I only gained on avr. 10-30 fps on DX9 games against my old 8600gts. I cant get the full out DX10 games either but I still see a lot bigger improvement in them.

Overall Review: You might want to make sure the rest of your computer can take care of this cards extreme bandwith. I will have to upgrade my mobo now along with a new CPU when I can.

Pros: HUGE improvement from my old X800. Can handle anything I throw at it, with the exception of Crysis maxed out at high resoutions...but what $300 card can?

Cons: I expected it to be long, but it actually covered up 2 of my 4 sata ports. I have 3 hdd's (thats a problem). Its a MSI board so I figured they'd account for their own cards, but oh well.

Pros: Plays pretty much all my games on high settings. That's kinda why i bought it though. after many months of research i came to the g92 core GPU's running on PCI2. Oblivion runs on rather playable fps when running the texture enhancements.. some minor skips here and there, but nothing to heartbreaking. COD4 runs beautifully. NFS Prostreet runs great with all settings on their highest. G92 core pwns.

Cons: like the other guy said. 1yr warranty? oh well. and yeah, it does run hot... but i knew that ahead of time and compensated.

Overall Review: had a 7800gs in an old AGP sys. this is leaps and bounds better. duh.

Pros: Great card, works perfectly, lotsa overclocking headroom, SLI mode is awsome. I'm running a 24" at 1920x1200. Two these are better than the new 9800 GX2 and less a couple hundreds bucks to boot. 3DMark06 score of 17081.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Antec 900, E8400 Wolfdale 3.00GHz @ 3.60GHZ vcore@1.27v, Antec TruePower Quatrro 1000W, MSI P7N Diamond 780i, 2x MSI 8800GTS 512MB, 1x MSI HD2600PRO, G.Skill 4GB ddr2-1066, 2x 750GB Samsung HDD 32MB Cache, Zalman CNPS9700,Samsung DVD-RW w/lightscribe, OCZ Freeze Thermal Paste, 4x Zalman blue led case fans. 3DMark06 = 17081

Pros: Great for games, quiet.

Cons: No full screen video overlay using s-video out. makes this card completely useless for watching movies on a TV.

Pros: Flawless, what else can I say?

Cons: Haven't found any cons ...