Pros: great price for a relativly high performance, 512mb video card.

Cons: card was defective. driver disk supplied with card had bad software, locked up 3 different computers. Finally got it running using downloaded software, so at least i could get it running, somwhat, only to see that it was defective. seems every time I go with an ATI video solution, I'm disapointed in either the card itself, or the software and drivers suppied with it.

Overall Review: newegg's rma/return support is the best in the business. awsome selection of products, competative prices and great support. no need to shop anywhere else.

Pros: Upgraded my old PCI 128MB card and this thing loads games that I do play alot faster, colors are great, and graphics are awesome. I can put the settings on Max on everything. Heatsink and fan is solid. Can't say much more because I upgraded to a 1GB PCI-E card in my new build. Instructions?? who needs em its a video card.

Cons: None

Overall Review: If your upgrading from PCI to AGP some motherboards have a setting in the bios so make sure you change it or it will lock up on you and cause problems. Best AGP card in this price range.

Pros: best video card i've had for an AGP slot.. I've collected a couple over the years and I play WoW. This video card lets me run WoW at moderately high settings and get a smooth 30fps

Cons: as good as it gets for an AGP card, its still not up to par with PCI express cards.

Pros: This card is fantastic. Works great out of the box with latest ATI drivers. This is a great addition for 2-3 year old box circa AGP8X/DDR400/socket 478. You can't squeeze better performance for your buck out of any other card on the market.

Cons: Yeah the drivers from the factory weren't the latest and the greatest... so what. If you haven't thought of downloading the latest drivers already, then you have no business rating yourself as a technical expert on this site.

Overall Review: Most of the bad reviews for this card are from people who don't have a clue about technology. Anyone knows that unless there is a known issue with the latest drivers, ALWAYS download and install the latest. And don't download from Powercolor... download them from ATI. They have better bandwidth and "duh!" that is where the drivers originate. Powercolor may be a newer player than Sapphire, but they don't ask questions if you request an RMA for replacement. I have had exactly opposite experience with Sapphire. If you want an honest review on this card, look at the good to excellent reviews. The level of technical expertise is definitely higher than the guys who have given bad reviews of this card.

Pros: Awsome card! Replaced my Nvidia 6200 card and there is no looking back now. Antialiasing works very well on the games I have tried this on. Quite impressed.

Cons: None as of yet.

Overall Review: This is not going to be a top of the line card, but will definately be an upgrade against older cards, and cant beat the deal for the price.

Pros: Price was the same money as the Sapphire x1650(no Pro) 256MB.

Cons: Even my previous card was made by Sapphire and I was very satisfied with it, I was willing to give Powercolor a try for the 512MB memory and Pro edition sake. The day I got the card, install it, and it acted up. As soon as I installed the video driver, it BOD my computer. Went to Safe Mode, removed the ATI driver, reboot the machine. Computer worked fine. I had keep reboot my machine to safe mode to try different drivers. I'd tried latest drivers from ATI as well as PowerColor. None worked. After few hours, I decided to give up hope on PowerColor and order a Sapphire. The Sapphire X1650 256MB works out of box.

Overall Review: I WILL NOT TRY ANOTHER POWERCOLOR PRODUCT AGAIN. WASTE OF MY 6 HOURS.

Pros: Runs WoW just fine

Cons: None

Pros: I bought this card to replace a 9800pro that burnt out. It seems to perform pretty well for games like WoW, running much better than the old 9800. Can get 40 fps constant on decent settings.

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: Plugged in and had no issues related to the card, though I had reset my bios a few times trying to get the 9800 to work. My processor had reset at 800mhz, took me a while before I realized that was what was causing everything to go so slow. Thought it was the card. If you have an old agp based system and the card burns out this would be a good buy.