PowerColor Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition DirectX 11.1 AX7870 2GBD5-2DHV4E/OC 2GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: Runs Extremely Cool, loving the heat sink on this card. I have been scrypt mining with this card and have never pushed the fan above 45% to keep it running at 60C (Fan is quiet). Great hashrate 430kh/s, Solid Gaming.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: This is my main card, gameplay is smooth and crisp. 430Kh/s Scrypt without extra overclocking. stays very cool over 24hr+ hash time. card when hashing full out hardly hits 60c with fan speed at 40%. (winter hashing with house at 68-70F)

Pros: All games are running great on Ultra settings, looks nice and the cooling is great. Support was also very good for the rebate and other.

Cons: Nothing at All. Very happy.

Overall Review: Very happy with the card, reccomend this to anyone wanting a good graphics card for a great price.

Pros: Value, Value, Value Easy Setup Killer Performance for the price (did I mention that?) Not terribly loud - however I do my gaming and run PLEX out to the living room big screen - so noise was not a concern for me. So far it has ripped through frames on everything I have thrown at it at top settings. Dishonored & Gas Guzzlers Extreme was a walk in the park. After it was "warmed-up" I loaded up Crysis 3. I cranked everything to 11 absolutely expecting this baby to buckle hard. It didn't. I was shocked based on what I had been reading regarding the HD7870 and similar tier GPUs coming up against the graphical behemoth that is Crysis 3. GRANTED I was in a sewer and an underground labyrinth of more enclosed areas. As soon I set foot outside into the open dome, those swaying blades of grass and that vast field of view overcame the 7870 and she started chugging at an unplayable frame rate. I entered the options and brought down a handful of settings and killed the AA - still averaging "very high" - Now it's smooth as silk and the difference in graphical fidelity is literally indistinguishable on my 55' screen at 1080p. I'm Super-Duper impressed and I my only concern at this point is whether it will hold up over time. I hope to be playing many upcoming new gen titles.

Cons: Doesn't seem nearly as well built as the turtle shelled Diamond HD6770 I pulled out of my machine. Also the port assembly did not line up very well with the back of my case. It's not flush - not sure what's up with that, but I really don't care as I do not stare at the rear of my PC, ever.

Overall Review: The HD7870 absolutely and completely put my HD6770 to shame. My feeling with the 6770 was that it had higher fidelity graphics than both 360 & PS3, so I'm hoping this performance will rival X1 & PS4. So far so Good!

Pros: Cheap OC's well

Cons: Cooler isn't the best out there BUT definitely does its job.

Overall Review: I have this card on stock volts running 1155/1400. I haven't tried to get it any higher because it runs great. My load temps are 58-62c. I do have a case with much higher airflow than most though. I also just ordered another so I can XF them! Talk about bang for buck. Stock 7870's XF are on par with a 780, GHz model edges it out. At 300$ it is a steal for the pair compared to the $475+ for a single 780.

Pros: 1. Looks very sleek, pictures don't do it justice 2. As advertised 3. Fairly small should fit most cases. 4. temperature senors on the vrm. 5. cheapest model

Cons: 1.cheapest made model 2.no cooling but the 1 fan/ no heatsinks on vrm. 3. can get a little warm (80c+)

Overall Review: Well I had this model for about a week total but only used it for 2-3 days, as it turned out to be defective. No stars taken from that because when it did work it was a great card and electronics have these problems. However after finally having the card in my hand, It's build quality is completely lacking, as far as cooling goes(don't even try crossfire). The card is great but I wasn't willing to risk it again with Powercolor. If you get a card with no problems I'm sure you would love it. As far as my honest opinion I can not recommend this product. OTHER: Thank you Newegg for your hassle free customer service. Pre-paid shipping label, showed empathy for my situation, and gave me the option of money back/gift card/or new product. So if you do chance it with this product be confident Newegg will take care of you if things go bad.

Pros: Worked perfectly out of box. Packed well, Loaded latest AMD drivers. Better detail in clouds and light sources than GTX460 playing World of Warplanes and World of tanks. Getting in 60-80fps. High detail. Happy with this card at this price.

Cons: None, Card was nice size and fit case well. 600w psu runs fine with it.

Pros: At $149.99 after promo code and MIR, this Powercolor card offers unbeatable value and performance. At around 9.5" it fits snugly in my SG06 mini-ITX case, and doesn't exceed 62C under load.

Cons: Barebones package - no adapters or other hardware accessories, but it's a tradeoff that's well worth the lower price

Pros: Great performance. Good price at 159.99 after rebate. I don't know why people are complaining about heat, after 4-5 hours of gaming I have not seen this card go above 45C. The card itself is rather heavy from all the heat dissipation it has. I run a push-pull fan system.

Cons: Big and loud. I have an ATX board and a mid-tower case, and this card could only fit into my case in one of my pci e x16 ports. Even then, it sits on one of my caps rather snug. Gets pretty darn loud when its working hard.

Overall Review: The last graphics card I bought was a 6670 in 2010, so be wary of my opinion ... I don't benchmark my video cards or anything, I just like to play games at max settings :)