Pros: Great for 3d Vision, and supports DLP-Link (though I have not used the latter.) Quite bright, on my 60" temporary screen I can keep it in eco mode when using 3d-vision (which reduces the effective brightness significantly.) Zero ghosting in 3d.

Cons: No Harmony remote profile, the eco mode code from the x1260 won't work on this, have to go into the menu to change it. Low resolution. 4x3 aspect ratio means cinema aspect ratio movies (2.35:1,) only use a bit more than half the screen.

Overall Review: Toying with getting 2 more of these for an amazing 3d-vision surround setup. Pretty much ideal for 3d-vision surround, as the narrow aspect ratio makes the screen a bit more normal when 3 are used side by side (4:1 AR, whereas 16x9 displays will have a 5.3:1 AR.) Coupon codes can make this an absolute steal.

Pros: Works with Win 7 x64 Multiple cards can be used in one system

Cons: Included drivers may not work with Win 7 Driver setup (in Win7) is painful, requires manually installing the driver for the card, then for each port (manual 'update driver' for 9 devices per card.) Properties page of ports don't show which card the port belongs to (PCI version of the card did.) Properties dialogs of ports in device manager sometimes revert to generic version, without the ability to change port numbers.

Overall Review: I had a lot of trouble installing these drivers, The disc that comes with the card doesn't list Windows 7, and Windows does not find appropriate drivers on the disc. I found Win 7 drivers on the web, but Windows still would not recognize them. Had to force the drivers to the device. It's possible the drivers are on the disc, but I haven't checked to see if I can force those drivers on. Running 2 of these cards and one PCI 8 port card in one system (24 ports,) with a mix of 38k, 57k and 115k port speeds and, once I got them up and running they have had no issues.

Pros: Pretty decent game that brings something different than all the other GTA-like games. Fighting is unique (though I've never played Max Payne, and I've heard there are similarities.) There are a ton of special moves including slow-mo and rewind. Tons of weapons too.

Cons: Terrible vehicle physics. Cars bounce on their sides, will skid out forever even when barely moving, and sounds don't match up to what's happening.

Overall Review: It's a fun game overall, but the vehicle physics are very annoying. If the game wasn't so cheap on here, I would have only given it 3 eggs. I guess it's possible there might be something broken in the game due to my running it on Vista x64, because the car physics really seemed broken

Pros: With good media, reliably makes burns that work in picky readers and has much lower error rates than with other burners.

Cons: Incompatible with Nero's CD-DVD speed error and jitter testing.

Overall Review: Can burn DVD-RAM if that's important to you..