Pros: It's not very expensive, doesn't require external power and is passive cooled for the noise sensitive folks.

Cons: The only con, aside from not being a very powerful GPU, is that the I/O bracket's tab was too wide for the computer cases I used. In order to get the card installed in the PCI-e slot flush it required a bit of force and widening the case's tab-slot.

Overall Review: If I'm reading the sticker and box that mine came in right, I got the DDR3 model, not the GDDR3 model. It's an easy mistake to make and not that big of a deal, it wasn't supposed to do the job of a high end video card anyway. Overall the card worked as it was supposed to, and it's an inexpensive card that I'll keep around to use as testing equipment (known good).