SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 2600PRO DirectX 10 100206L 256MB 128-Bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: Good design, great price! Came with all connections I need.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: First ATI card ever. Put it in my HTPC mainly cause the SouthBridge and TV tuner (Theater 550 Pro) are ATI so...no nVidia needed in this box. Downloaded drivers off of ATI's site. I NEVER use what comes on CD.

Pros: Very quiet fan. Crisp, clear output. Dual-head design for multiple monitors with different resolutions. Bought the card for a home office computer with the intent of having a Dell 24" and a Dell 20" monitor hooked to it. Just using the 20" now, but I'm very satisfied.

Cons: Probably not the best choice for a gamer.

Overall Review: Can't complain about the relatively low cost for a dual-DVI card for the home office. My first ATI card in several years (I have a 7900GTO in my gaming computer) and so far, so good.

Pros: Handles everyday gaming for me!

Cons: Not free?

Overall Review: Over kill for general surfing, but nice for mild gaming.

Pros: Easy to install in Vista. DVIx2 (comes with DVI to VGA adapter for those who need it). Only power needed comes from PCI-Express slot (no extra power supply leads needed).

Cons: It's a previous generation product, but should be good enough for me. The current generation products seem a little expensive for me.

Overall Review: I do not consider myself a gamer. Tiger Woods Golf and Flight Sim is as close as I get. I do watch and encode alot of video. I've always preferred ATI, even though the tech reviews say that NVidia is as good as ATI in displaying video. I was worried that my EMachine power supply may not handle this card (the manual recommends a min 400 watt), but have not had any issues yet. This product raised my Windows Experience Index from 3.0 to 4.5. Gaming Graphics went from 3.0 to 5.1 and desktop graphics (Aero) from 3.2 to 5.6. Even my Memory (RAM) Score went from 3.9 to 4.5 just by removing the load from the integrated graphics. I think I will be very happy with this purchase and will update if needed.

Pros: Purchased this card because I like ATI, the card is quiet, the card is not very long, and I do not play games. I do edit and record Video. Card runs well.

Cons: Although the fan is quiet it can be annoying as it pulses on and off.

Pros: HD capabilities, Performance to price ratio, Sleek design, Drivers, Warranty, Newegg stocking it!

Cons: Not really a bad con since it has no bad effects but it does run warm. Its not hot but it is a little warm. Then again it does run off electricity.

Overall Review: I was thinking that this card would not be good enough to play CS Source and some other HL2 games at a decent framerate. I was wrong about that one. Its actually a very nice card for the money and also it can be ran to a HDTV to stream DVD's or even streaming/saved video. I would recommend this product at the price that I bought it for.

Pros: ATi rule for text. Whatver the subpixel rendering issue is, ATi pays attention to it, and Nvidia always seem to be soft. I have usually bought Nvidia for gaming performance and see a friend who always buys ATi and his text always looks better. So, i bought this for my Linux server and well, yeah, it looks great. OGL drivers are working great as well.

Cons: OpenSUSE 10.3 and this don't agree on running Compiz. SUSE's fault though.

Overall Review: Good cheap card, probably cheaper than when i bought it. However, i see a 3830 is on the way, and there is a 3400 maybe now. Still, a good performer.

Pros: Part of new build. Installed with no issues.

Cons: None

Overall Review: ASUS P5K-E, e3110 CPU, Sapphire 2600 PRO, Thermaltake W0100RU PSU, G-Skill 4 GBs (2x2GB sticks) DDR2 800, 2 SATA HDDs in RAID 0, Samsung IDE CD ROM, Plextor SA DVD Burner