Pros: great card, i now have my 260gtx running as main and my 8800gt doing physics. Runs awesome

Cons: needs 2 six pin power connectors......

Overall Review: runs everything good... only thing thats holding it back would be the cpu which is the e8400

Pros: Upgrading from a Geforce FX 5700 Ultra AGP 8x, the transition was like night to day. I've tested the card with Assassins Creed, Bioshock, Call of Duty 4, Crysis Gears of War, Team Fortress 2, and Unreal Tournament 3. Granted that I'm running Windows XP, and therefor DirectX 9, all of these games ran flawlessly on highest settings at 1152x864@75hz. The only exception being Crysis, of course, which did not allow me to select any of the "Very High" settings, Which I'm guessing is due to a lack of DirectX 10. Sill then, Crysis ran fluidly on it's "High" settings, that, in my opinion, put Call of Duty 4's highest settings to shame.

Cons: It really doesn't ship with much. What you see is what you get. I'm not really sure what I was expecting though. Maybe an SLI bridge?

Overall Review: If you're wondering why I did not use a higher resolution, The monitor that I am using is a 4:3 CRT with a 17" Diagonal. --System Specifications at time of testing: CPU: Intel Q6600 (at default clocks with G0 stepping) Motherboard: MSI P45 Neo3-FR LGA 775 System Memory: G.SKILL (2 x 2GB) DDR2 1000 (PC2 8000) Hard drive: 500gb Samsung "Spinpoint F1" Sata3.0 7200rpm 16mb cache