PNY XLR8 GeForce 9800 GTX(G92) 512MB GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 SLI Support Video Card VCG98GTXXPB

Pros: Great performance, quieter than my old 8600 GTS, never even reaches 70C (it is only at 57C right now)

Cons: This thing is massive. I have a standard ATX motherboard, and this thing goes all the way across it and over the other side by about an inch. It covers up two of my SATA plugs in the process, but a right angle SATA cord should solve that (Newegg sells plenty of them for only a few bucks. Just grab one or two with your purchase just in case).

Overall Review: Just grab those right angle SATA cables, makes sure you have a big case, and this card is fabulous.

Pros: Very nice card for the price. Runs cool and quiet for what it is.

Cons: This card is very large; it is actually longer than my motherboard. While it doesn't cover up anything on my board, it very well could. Make sure you take care of any necessary connections that might be behind your PCI-E slot before putting this card in.

Pros: Good performance for the money... best Nvidia card under $200.00.

Cons: I could not get this card to run properly, had to RMA. The card would not run most 3d apps... though it ran Doom3 flawlessly at max settings... wierd. I tried several different driver versions, a bigger power supply, and updating my mobo BIOS.... no luck.

Overall Review: It seems there have been driver related issues with this card which may or may not be related to the problem I had.... I didn't find anyone else who suffered exactly the same problem as me so it might have just been a defective card.

Pros: I was going to get the 8800 G92 board, but this one is faster and cheaper here at Newegg so why bother!? I'm playing Crysis with one card at 1400 resolution with almost everything set on high. 'nuff said.

Cons: non hardware related at all. card pertforms and priced right!

Pros: This card is sweet, with all settings on high i get 245 fps on cs: s without any overclocking. Everything runs smooth and it is quiet.

Cons: The wrong manual was sent but it doesn't matter, i never use them. Also the driver cd did not work and the PNY site is horrible to try to find the driver, it is not even on the site. I had to go to nVidia's site to download the driver, not a huge issue, just a little annoying.

Overall Review: Get it, it owns

Pros: Running Bioshock, Oblivion and Assassin's Creed on max settings. Smooth as silk and makes Bioshock look like a whole new game versus my old 7600gt. Nice price.

Cons: No really a con as it is what it is, but be ready to deal with the size. Blocked one of my HD slots but have two more so no big deal to me.

Overall Review: Used this for a new build and I am really am amazed at the quality of graphics on a new flatscreen. Easy driver install and quiet.

Pros: Well it is a pretty good card overall. I am getting no less than 60fps in Tf2, Age of Conan, Call of Duty and no less than 30fps in crysis at 1280 x 1024 with everything cranked up until it looks ridiculous.

Cons: Huge card. I have a Radimax Smilodon case and i had to remove the hard drive cage so it would fit, and then i had to modify the "dirk-tooth" bar that runs across the side for video card cooling just for it to fit.

Overall Review: Pretty good overall performance. Kinda ticked though, i should have waited for the 4870 but what the heck. system specs. Q6600 @ 3.2, pny xlr8 9800GTX, 4 gigs ddr2 800mhz, gigabyte dynamic energy saving mobo, 650w psu

Pros: As usual, solid build by PNY. Powerful. Stable. Kicks the behind. Good value.

Cons: Huge. Blocks some hard drive space in antec 900. But I really don't need 6 hard drives hehe.

Overall Review: Asus P5Q Mobo, PNY 9800 GTX, Corsair 650TX PSU, E8400, G-skill PC2800 (8 gig), Seagate 500 Gig Barracuda, Samsung DVD, Vista 64 Home, Antec 900 plus add on Fan. Mobo @ 84 F, and CPU @ 110 F. Built for Warhamer Online.