Pros: The card once it was installed COMPLETELY correctly works like a champ. I'm using it on an older computer to use as a media server. I liked the ability to hook up to an older HD rear projection tv that didn't have hdmi or dvi inputs. The ability to use a RGB splitter adapter off the S-video is what sold me on this card. I had read a lot of reviews about this card having problems being installed and the driver issues. They're all true. Hope I can help some of the folks with this issues, see the cons.

Cons: The cons on this card are its installation and driver issues. I spent almost a month getting this card and Vista to talk together and play nice. With no info with the packaging that gives any of these steps, I spent lots of time on Sapphire's and ATI forums looking for any way to get this card working. Lots of trial and error. To solve these problems, 1. Do a FRESH install of Vista. (I have a 1st Gen of Vista, No SP1) 2. Do NOT use automatic updates. 3. Make sure you have at least SP1 installed. 4. Install all device drivers except the HD 3650. 5. Install MS Visual C++ 2005, 2005 SP1, 2008 AND 2008 SP1. 6. Update the driver for the CPU to AGP port in Device Manager. 7. Then only use the latest HOTFIX Driver install from Sapphire's Support site, DO NOT USE ATI's drivers or the disk that came with the Card. 8. Everything should be working now, finish your install and install all updates including Vista SP2.

Overall Review: I think there is a problem with Sapphire's implementation of ATI's chipset with this card working under Vista. No matter what I did, ATI's drivers will NOT work with this card. If Sapphire had included any info with this card on its need of SP1 and the AGP driver update, then it would have been a snap to install. I have this computer dual booting to Vista and XP MCE, there was absolutely no issues installing the card under XP MCE, just the Vista install. I hope this helps, I've been using and building computers since the TRaSh 80's and I've never had the problems installing hardware that I've had with this card. Once its running correctly, its a sweet GPU.

Pros: This was a great buy for me and at a very good price too. Very satisfied! Im running a Dell Pentium 4 HT, 2.8GHz with 2.5G of RAM and XP with Service Pack 2. I had an ATI Radeon 9200 256MB previously on it. Not saying much, but this one does deffinately blow that old 9200 out of the water by far! Im able to run Microsoft Flight Simulator X in the the second to highest resolution with all graphic settings turned to the max and it runs perfectly smooth. Looks Beautiful! The card itself was very easy to intall. The whole process took no more than 10 mins. Would Def recommend to those out there livin in the old days of AGP slots like me!

Cons: No cons... i took the advice of the other "reviewers" here and downloaded an updated driver. Didnt even bother trying to run anything on the drivers that came with the CD. Downloading the drivers is VERY easy too... I have it simple steps for you below.

Overall Review: You need to plug the card into your power supply, (That was a new one for me!) but its simple, even if you've never done it before, cause i hadn't and it was as simple as pluging a cord into an outlet. Also, my power supply is only a 240W max and so far there's been no ploblem with the computer shutting off or any other problems like mullick420 stated happend to him (fingers crossed!). FOR YOUR UPDATED DRIVERS - go to http://www.sapphiretech.com/us/support/drivers.php, click on vga, 3600 series, and so forth. Depending on you Windows Operating system, Vista or XP, you can pick which one to download. I went to "archived drivers" and chose the Catalyst 8.12 HOTFIX for WinXP 32-bit. Be sure you know if your Windows OS version is a 32-bit or 64-bit. If you dont know, go to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827218 it walks you through some VERY easy steps to figure it out, whether your running Vista or XP (takes like 30sec. too) I give this card 5 stars and would def recommend!! Best of luck!

Pros: Great card perfect muti-display. Unlike the last three cards i bought from tiger direct this card actully worked i struggles for a couple days with each cad before this one and i got this card working in minutes. you will need to download the ati agp hotfix located in other thoughts of this coment

Cons: none so far my pc has very abbruptly shut off twice but i am also only runnung a 250 watt power supply and it recomends 300

Overall Review: http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html

Pros: Very easy to install. Great on start up. Catalyst Control Center very easy to use and intuitive.

Cons: none so far. Have yet to connect my HDTV, but plan on it.

Overall Review: Bought this to extend the service of an older machine after I bought a new flat screen monitor. Took the advice of other reviewers and didn't even bother with the included CD; downloaded the driver from Sapphire directly. No problem!

Pros: Works! I have an old P4 (2.53) Abit Mother Board, 2 Gig Ram. Only reason I order this is to get StarCraft 2 beta to run. DId the job.

Cons: I can't say nothing bad about it.

Overall Review: Added new life to my 8 year old desktop... allowed me to put off building a new pc...

Pros: Bought this card a while back. Nice packaging, every thing you need included disks, cables, instructions. I installed my blu-ray player/burner ran flawlessly with a blu-ray disk. Computer didnt even flinch running it. Does everything ATI/Sapphire claims it does. It would be flawless if it wasnt for the driver issue I had ( look at Cons). Fast Delivery of Newegg as usual.

Cons: Had an issue installing hotfix 9.8, 9.9, 9.10. Kept wanting to install drivers for a Visiontek Radeon HD 2600 xt AGP. The work around is allowing the install to go thru. Then just go back into the driver via start>control panel>performance and maint>system>( under the hardware tab)Device manager>display adapters open the drop down menu. Now right click and select properties, update driver. Install from specific location (click next), now select "DON'T SEARCH" I will choose the driver to install etc. Then choose Ati Radeon 3600 series let the driver install itself restart and your done. Lost 1 egg due to poor tech support on Sapphires side.

Overall Review: I should have just built a new PC instead of buying parts for an old AGP system. You can get a better PCI-E card for as much or a little more than the worth of this card ( food for thought) Anyway, its a nice purchase if you want to get the most of out your aging AGP mobo. For the price its worth it I guess. Overclocking your PC will help with Frames per second too. My Rig: P4C800-E Deluxe Mobo P4 3.0 Ghz Prescott OC'd @ 3.4 ghz 2gig ram ( this is getting upgraded to 4 gig Mushkin pc3200 PN# 991434) 1 WD 7200 rpm 120 gig HD 1 WD Vraptor 10,000 rpm 74gig HD Ati/Sapphire 3650 HD 512mb mem 128bit version vid Antec 550w PSU WinXP Pro 32bit version *bought this system off my brother for $300 bucks 4 years ago

Pros: Well packaged. Nice complement of accessories. Fast Ship NewEgg. I like the look of the card; to bad it is hidden inside a plain Dell Dim.4600-Box. Most pleasant suprise: runs fine with StarTech 300 watt ATX12V PSU (+12V @15A) Card runs cool @45-47C, whisper-quiet fan, but extra heat-load, causes main-CPU fan to run faster (louder). I did relocate an adjacent PCI card for better ventilation. Using DVI output, - Very Noticable improvement in display sharpness on my new ASUS 25.5 HD-LCD (compared to using VGA-out from on-board Video). Tested with dual monitor set-up ; 1) DVI to LCD-HD (26" : 1920x1200); 2) DVI/VGA adapter to CRT (19": 1600x1200); v.kool Works fine with Media Player Classic. re: warranty concerns : from responses I have received from both Sapphire and NewEgg, it appears that either or both company promises to honor the two year warranty. ( http://www.sapphiretech.com/presentation/support/?cid=3&psn=000203 )

Cons: USA distributor handles ALL USA RMA's (Althon Micro, Inc. , RMA@althonmicro.com or fax to 909-594-9771) and they charge a FEE of $15 to handle the RMA.... not very nice! Maybe, $20 too expensive. I got a Newegg bonus item... to sell on CL I would prefer free s/h.

Overall Review: To register product: http://www1.sapphiretech.com/en/support/warranty.php ( notice different domain : " www1. " ) (S/N is printed on box on line "...made in china...") This noob is confused about RADEON-AGP drivers and S/W. I tried the Sapphire AGP HotFix's [9.10 & 9.9 ] (... YES, for correct model & WinXp32)... but it installs as VisionTek Raden HD 2600 XT. The Install works fine (with more recent versions of drivers [8.661.0909] & CCC [2009.0925.1707.28889]) but I was concerned about wrong device , so I uninstalled. So, then I used the supplied installation CD ; This install also works fine ( but older versions of drivers [8.452-080109a] & CCC [2008.0109.2141.38743]). (Others Reported driver problems may be for Vista or Win7) My system/CPU fan is running full-blast and noise is quite annoying. Though exhaust is barely warm. Same with PSU. Dell-Dimension 4600 P-4 HT, 3.0Ghz, 800FSB 2.56GB DDR2-3200

Pros: Nice graphics, fast. Good upgrade for old systems.

Cons: Getting the drivers working. Installed in a Dell Dimension 8300. I had to download Driver Cleaner Pro to remove all old entries. Then the card would only work with the 9.4 hotfix drivers from the Sapphire Website. Newest hotfix drivers wouldn't work.

Overall Review: If only they made the drivers easier to get working. It only costs a couple hundred bucks for a new board, Dual core cpu, and PCIx16 vid card. Might be better to save yourself a headache and just upgrade everything.