PNY VCG88512GXPB GeForce 8800GT 512MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card

Pros: It's an 8800GT...and it rivals the performance of a GTX at a fraction of the cost.

Cons: The bundle is sparse, but if you're like me, you have specific games in mind that folks weren't bundling with any card regardless.

Overall Review: Well, I'll be the first to review the PNY version of the 8800gt since it seems to be getting ignored. This card is essentially the same as all of the others...since Foxconn is the true manufacturer of all "launch week" 8800GT cards. Flextronics boards are forthcoming, but for the moment, the only essential difference between the various 8800 GT boards are the clock rate (which you can tweak yourself), the software bundle (and nVidia drivers are downloadable), card aesthetics (sticker, port arrangement), warranty, and, yes, price. Any one of the launch week 8800GT cards will most likely make you happy...unless you value a game bundled in one of the sets. Otherwise, find a card with a good price and buy it. Cheers.

Pros: Excellent power, excellent price. Runs all modern games at high resolutions and full details with incredible efficiancy not deserving of a 200 dollar video card. Best deal in gaming.

Cons: Size was a bit longer than I was expecting. Not really an issue, but this is the worst complaint I could give, swear.

Overall Review: Well worth every dime I spent on it.

Pros: The card runs fast and strong. I was able to play Crysis demo at high settings with no glitching. Im not sure if the demo has different graphic requirements compared to the full version but I will buy it because of how smooth it was.

Cons: Not PNY's fault but the card i got was not new. The box was opened and the software taken out. Obviously resealed package as well. I had to send it back and now i don't have any video card :( AND its still out of stock.. I will buy another one when its back though. Bad Newegg! Ill forgive you though...

Overall Review: ASUS P5K-E/WIFI-AP, Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 LGA 775 Processor, Antec Performance One P180B Black 0.8mm, Crucial Ballistix 1GB 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400), Maxtor Basics SATA II 300GB Hard Drive, BFG Tech BFGR650PSU ATX 12v 2.0 / EPS 12V 650Watts Power Supply.

Pros: THIS IS AN AWESOME VIDEO CARD. I purchased this + a Rosewill 600W power supply to upgrade my Hp computer, and they both fit perfectly ! . Vista score went from 3.0 to 5.9 , plays all fps/high end games very well. I can also use Aero now hehe best bang for the buck IMO

Cons: size looks nothing like on the pics, this card is HUGE LOL !!! make sure it will fit in your case (it's long in width ) doesn't make breakfast for me? doesn't wash my dishes? the drivers on the cd are outdated, when you install the card, get the drivers from Nvidia.com

Overall Review: This card sells out very quickly, it'll be in stock for a few days, then out of stock/deactivated item for a whole week because so many people are buying it. then it'll be in stock again, I ordered mine at the perfect time !

Pros: I was really surprised by this graphics card. I went from an x1300xt to this and was surprised at the performance. It overclocks pretty fairly as well. I can't hear its fan over everything else in my computer, which is nice.

Cons: If I were to put a pci card below it, it probably wouldn't have much for airflow. I bought this video card knowing that would happen, so its alright.

Pros: Slim design doesn't block nearby PCI slots. Will pretty much handle whatever you can throw at it max settings or close to it.

Cons: Slim design and small fan means more heat. Need a well ventilated case and fans set to at least 50C to keep these cool under load.

Overall Review: I have 2 in SLI w/ a E6750 & 4 GB of G.Skill. No problems whatsoever except for some driver hiccups in a couple games. Can run COD 4 at max without a hitch. Wasn't sure I wanted PNY but I already had one almost for free so I got the second at newegg and am very happy with the results.

Pros: Like others have said, this card is the best bang for your buck. It laughs at any game thrown at it with the exception of Crysis. But then again Crysis can't be played on highest settings without two of these cards in SLi or better. This is the best card out there period unless your pockets are super deep and you can afford 500 bucks for the top of the line.

Cons: This card does require some minor tweaking out of the box in order to run Crysis without random crashes. You have to underclock the the video memory by 50 mhz to solve the problem. As others have said, it can run a little hot. Some computers, (anything under 450 watts) will need to have their power supplies upgraded.

Overall Review: If you are serious about your gaming, whcih I'm guessing you are if you are considering this card, you should have a case with good ventilation. (meaning at least one fan on the side if not two, and a big 120mm on the back) Good ventilation will keep this card easily within parameters for heat. If a good case is out of reach for you, you can speed up the fan on the card using a third party tweaking program. But your next purchase should definately be a quality case. My final thought, as long as you don't need to play Crysis on highest settings, (in which case buy two)this card will handle any game you throw at it on max. Great card at a great price.

Pros: very very fast.

Cons: availability, but i did finally get one :)

Overall Review: i had a 6800 ultra oc agp. and it ran crysis on low settings at 20-30 fps. now i have everything on high and i get 30-40 fps. its amazing. combined with a i had a 5200+ and 2 gigs soon to be 4 gigs of ram.