PNY GeForce 7900GS 256MB GDDR3 PCI Express x16 SLI Support Video Card VCG7900SXPB

Pros: I ordered this card to SLI it with an EVGA 7900GS card in a Dell XPS 600. The EVGA was the same card except for a slightly faster clock speed. Has been running for nearly a month with no problems and using the stock fan. The Dell XPS 600 has very good case cooling features. I made sure I downloaded from NVIDIA the current driver and NTUNE to allow the two cards to SLI together. Then installed the card in the second PCI-E slot, connected the spare 6-pin power dongle, and remembered to add the SLI bridge. Started the computer and looked for probelms. I had to restart the computer to get NTUNE to recognize the SLI video card option. Selected SLI in NTUNE and now see much higher FPS rates. Temps are around 58 deg C. Warm but tolerable. Minimal fan noise.

Cons: None except it isn't DX10, but who needs that now anyhow.

Overall Review: Excellent service with Newegg!!

Pros: I like it, esp for the price I paid. It works fast and hasn't had any issues with my motherboard.

Cons: It gave me a few issues during install, I had to push fairly hard to get it just so, the I/O panel wasn't situated quite right.

Pros: Does what I want. Running two of these SLI. Benched marked around 2000. Single card was about 1200. 1st one running at 41c. 2nd at 50c. Fear looks SHARP! Oblivion is crisp and Battlefield is maxed out

Cons: PNY is the low end of the cards. You could probably get higher benchmarks if you went with another brand. (2500) But this price is nice.

Overall Review: Wait till the 8800's are $150 a piece and buy 2

Pros: Card assembles very easy. Right away I could tell a difference. Easy to find working drivers off of the nvidia website. Card runs quite, and when I am pumping graphic intense programs, you can hear the fan, but not very loud. You would have to stop everything and focus on it to hear it.

Cons: If you needed to use the Y cable, it isn't very long so you might want to look at getting one of those also if needed.

Overall Review: Good purchase. Great results for a great price.

Pros: This things blows every game I throw at it with 4 and even 8x AA and 16x AF. Maybe thats because I Game at 1280x1024 and play games 2006 and before. Not too hot.

Cons: Its longer than the reference model.

Overall Review: E6750, Xion Stacker, Ultra XVS 700W PSU, Gigabyte GA P-35 DS3R, XP SP2 32bit, 2 GB PC6400 DDR2 A-Data, 250 Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm 16mb cache. I can play Rome Total War with 8000 pople on the screen at once without it bogging down. I previously had a pathehtic Fx 5500 (PCI, 64-bit 128 MB DDR, 250/400mhz, 4 pixel pipelines). The difference is like Upper and Lower class.

Pros: Cheap, quiet, pretty fast

Cons: Quality control

Overall Review: Earlier I complained that this card was noisy, that the fan annoyingly changed speeds frequently, and that mine died after 8 hours of use. The replacement is much better. It's hardly audible, and I can't hear the fan spooling up and down.

Pros: Reference layout board for GPU cooler compatibility. Accessories good manual and a Current driver CD. Good price

Cons: OEM cooler was a touch loud. Not really a con just a quirk.

Pros: Top-shelf DX9 performance at a bargain price, very manageable size / power / cooling requirements.

Cons: Noisy fan, questionable build quality.

Overall Review: Died after perhaps 8 hours of use, most of which was spent on the Vista Aero desktop, not even game-playing. When the system was idle, the fan on this card was the loudest thing in it. And it's louder under load. Use with Vista Aero causes the fan to change speeds frequently, which can be annoying.