Pros: Great performance for the price.

Cons: The fans suck. I RMA'd my first card after about 7 months. The fans stopped. My second card now has the exact same problem, the fans have stopped. The second card lasted about the same amount of time, 7 months.

Overall Review: I don't know that I will RMA this card. What is the point replacing it only to have the same problem a few months down the road.

Pros: This is a well designed card that chews up anything I can throw at it even when coupled with a Core 2 Duo 6600 @ 2.4GHz w/ 4GB DDR2. BF3 on max, Source games (TF2, L4D, etc.) maxed all the way (8xAA, 16XAF), you name it. Now I just need a native 1920x108 HD monitor to take further advantage of it as my current LCD monitor is 22" at 1680x1050 native. I'm also intereseted in whether HDMI makes any difference so I might hook it up to m HDTV one night just to check it out. The card is the same length as my 8800 so I didn't have to move HDD cages around or anything else.

Cons: Driver install hung up right at the end first time around when it got to the 3D vision drivers. Not sure why or if I could pin it on MSI, to be honest.

Overall Review: I upgraded from an 8800GT for BF3 & I typically buy one notch or so down from the "latest & greatest". This is a very nice value at the $200 price right now. It took me from low settings to high on BF3 without losing anything. It does take 2 PCIE connectors & takes up 2 slots so make sure you have the room & extra power cords, even with the adapters for PCI-E that come with it.

Pros: I upgraded from a 275 to this so there is a huge performance boost and the OC is defiantly top notch. I was concerned about the size of the card since my 275 was the length of my MB, but to my surprise, the new card was actually smaller than my old one and fits great.

Cons: The card is great cept for my issue below.

Overall Review: I can't say for sure if it's a hardware or software issue, but I think my card could be over heating. I noticed some games I get a lot of screen flickers and which gets noticeably worse the longer I play. I have the latest drivers and even tried to leave the case open, which helps, but shouldn't be necessary. I have a typical large open case and there are no other cards blocking air flow or any thing I can think of that could be causing this. If the Mfg could maybe chime in and give their 2 cents I would appreciate it, I would hate to RMA the card to discover it's a software issue. The games that I can recall which have the issues are: Battlefield 3 Beta, Crysis 2 and I believe I had it with Dead Island.

Pros: Great card for the price. Runs BF3 on Max settings(can run Ultra but it can get a little choppy but not bad at all.) Runs BF3 on Ultra smoothly after a slight overclock. Overclocks well, running 1ghz core 2000mhz shader and 2100mhz memory at just under 1.1mV and stays cool (around 60c +/- 5c)

Cons: Its not a GTX 680

Overall Review: If you are on a budget but still want some good gaming performance, pick this card up, runs very well after OC'ing it, and stays nice and cool because of the dual fan cooling solution. i was gonna grab another to SLI, but im going to pick up a 670 when they come out.

Pros: this card blew my mind, the price point is great and the card chews up everything I throw at it. bf3 on ultra not a problem, WOW on ultra piece of cake. card runs cool and is well worth the money.

Cons: none at this time.

Pros: The card runs great, especially for playing BF3. I can run on Ultra if I wanted to but High is just as good. The card stays cool under 60 degrees.

Cons: I don't think this is related to this card brand but I get constant driver crashes from just browsing the internet. I'm sure its just because Nvidia needs to get their driver issues fixed! Google the 560 issues and you will find that a lot of brands are having the same issues.

Overall Review: I should have went with a Ti but oh well, only running on 1440x900 so it's not a big deal.

Pros: Card is a great overclocker even though its the OC version. MSI did a great job with the cooling on it. Performs up there with the ti when overclocked. I've tested and played Crysis 2 (30+fps DX11), Metro 2033(30+Benchmark), Unigine (1008 score/40fps), 3DMark11(4370 GPU score), Bad Company 2 maxed (never see below 60fps)

Cons: No free games attached when i bought it :(

Overall Review: OC clocks: Voltage: 1.06 Core: 970 Shader Clock: 1940 Mem Clock: 2150 Great card, stays cool under load (below 70C) even overclocked. Would have loved if it came with the Batman game when i got it less than a month ago :(

Pros: A very good card that's better than any GTX 460.

Cons: This version only has 336 cores, while the GTX560 Ti version has 384 cores. Therefore the regular price of $219.99 is too high. At this time, it's better to spend just a little more and get a GTX560 Ti version instead.