Palit GeForce GTX 460 (Fermi) DirectX 11 NE5TX460FHD79 768MB 192-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: - Low cost, cards sound promising once Nvidia fixes their drivers.

Cons: Nvidia driver failure cause this card to perform very poorly and I was forced to downgrade to 259.47 driver to lower the DPC lagg. 5-9 FPS in game. I've exhausted every single troubleshooting options that I know of. Doesn't come with a SLI bridge.

Pros: Installed in my SETI crunching machine and it works just fine. Has a VGA port as that machine only has a VGA monitor.

Cons: Only 768MB memory

Overall Review: I just upped the clock on it and it is working just fine.

Pros: Card was an easy install even though the installation instructions may be a bit advanced if you are new to computer terminology. I can run pretty much any game I have (WOW, SC2, FFXIV Beta, Warhammer etc) on the highest setting without one bit of lag. Nvidia is seriously the easiest hassle free installation in my honest opinion. As always NewEgg was the absolute best with their service and speed for processing and delivery.

Cons: Card freezes semi randomly in games. I am exploring possible over heating issues at the moment and will be testing throughout today but I fear I will have to call teh manufacturer regarding this one based on the previous reviews for this product stating DOA. The thing runs quietly and wonderfully for 10 - 30 minutes and then full video crash or reboot.

Overall Review: If the lockups and serious video issues were not there this card would easily be 5 of 5 eggs for now I uneasily give it a three since this seems to be an ongoing issue.

Pros: Most likely the best value for money at the moment. Running current games no sweat and has DirectX11 support.

Cons: I started getting random computer freezes and soon after I coudn't even boot into Windows. Turns out I wasn't alone with this problem and the card was DOA. Had a replacement by Newegg and everything works perfectly now. Too bad I had to pay an extra shipping for the return...

Overall Review: I guess it's really worth spending the few extra cash to get the 1Gb one, but this one was enough for my personal needs.

Pros: Great card, able to run Star craft 2 and Star trek online full grafix

Cons: ordered 2 cards to have in SLI, 1 card was DOA, new egg replaced quick, and no issues since then

Pros: Adding this card instantly sped up my system tenfold. Even though it is not the latest and greatest from nVidia, this card is perfect for my uses. I chose the Palit card over many others because of it's outputs. Because it has a VGA and an HDMI port instead of a mini HDMI, this is perfect for me. The SLI capabilities allow you to link to other cards with the same GPU. This card plays nVidia graphics really well without any frame rate drops. The first thing I tested out was FSX with 3d on and it played beautifully.

Cons: The 768MB version has only one DVI port, as opposed to the two on the 1GB and 2GB versions, but this doesn't really matter to me. The other minor problem I had was that the fan shroud will not let me lock the second clamp on my case. It's a minor setback and only an aesthetic problem.

Overall Review: Nothing about this card would make me buy a different one. Palit is great for using a full HDMI slot, which is great for connecting to a tv to watch movies. Overall a great card, and I am definitely buying another.

Pros: Easy to install. Very fast and fun to see. 7.4 on the Windows Index Quiet operation. What more can you ask for? My games are running faster than ever with much more detail.

Cons: None

Pros: GTX 460 performance, DX 11, Physx, etc, etc!

Cons: Only 768 megs memory

Overall Review: WOW. Old card: Radeon HD 3850, Civ5 settings on Medium @ 1280x1024, 2xAA, and it was a little choppy, especially as the maps got bigger. And keep in mind, it was fine with Civ4, no problems, plus all my other (older games). With THIS card, everything is on MAX settings in Civ5, 8xAA, and it’s smooth as butter moving around the screen! Also speeds up the gameplay as the animations are quicker! I can’t believe what a difference it made. And for $120 less than a GTX 470 or 6870! And that’s at STOCK 675mhz speeds! It came with an overclocking util you can use on the fly, and no “testing” needed to change the speed back and forth. I put it at 800mhz and it made Civ 5 even faster, not that it was needed. I did notice the fan came on more and was louder, though. It defaults @ dynamic, meaning it only comes on when it gets hot. I read you can bump it up past 850, but why? I have no need. Currently I have it at 750 mhz (good power\perf balance) =o)