Pros: Performance+Features+Contents/Dollar. This thing gets really good frame rates even while everything is pushed up to max; Can even force higher than nVidia cards via the Catalyst Control Panel. It comes with everything you could possibly want (well, you know :D) , costs almost nothing compared to the competition. If you have this much to blow on video card(s), buy this.

Cons: Linux drivers are lax at the time of writing. I'm sure it'll improve, but it's not working [in Linux] at the moment. Elsewise, none I can think of.

Overall Review: I'm sick of people who haven't bought products "reviewing" them. If I want general information on it, I'll Google. Stop. You aren't helping anybody! You're just being annoying!!! I do NOT like Windows; dual-booting is a pain. Newegg was fast!

Pros: Quiet, Powerful, runs all my games at great speed. Source games = Everything Max. Crysis High - Very High at 1680x1050 res. Comes with all the adapters you might need.

Cons: n/a

Overall Review: It has a big booty. Asus P5k deluxe/Intel 8400 3.0ghz/Corsair 750W/WD 150GB Raptor/2GB Corsair Ram/Cosmos CoolerMaster

Pros: I purchased this card as part of my new gaming PC build. To put it simply - I am VERY impressed! I have never bought a card that is this expensive or high end before but it certainly was worth every penny. I can max out the resolution and all settings including AA on all my games (F.E.A.R., COD4, Half Life, Doom 3) and I can run Crysis on all high settings (some very high) at very respectable framerates. Beautiful. Runs great with Vista x64. I am expecting performance in Crysis to get even better once some new drivers are released. 3dMark06 score of 18000.

Cons: NONE! It is a big card so if you are thinking about getting it make sure you get a case that can fit it - Not a con, just a point to note. Fits in my Antec 900 with about 3/4" to spare. For the guy who wanted to know sizes: 10.5" long x 3.75" wide x 1.5 thick. I have an 850W Rosewill PSU - handles this card fine. Like other people have said, if you have an underpowered PSU you are asking for trouble. Plan ahead with regards to the above mentioned and you will be a very happy gamer!

Overall Review: The Crysis patch made a considerable difference in frame rates with this card. My System: Antec 900 Case, Rosewill Extreme 850W PSU, 3870X2, E8400 o/c 4GHz, Asus P5E, 4GB GSkill DDR2 800, 2 x Segate Barracuda 250GB in RAID 0, Vista Ultimate x64. Running 100% stable and FAST!

Pros: This card is fast, even faster than the Ultra in most cases. Has alot of potential in drivers; ATI's future is in multiple core cards, so you can expect future driver support for this card. Runs crysis well 26-30fps at 1650x1080 on all High with the occasional dip. Sapphire always been an reliable brand for me.

Cons: This card is big. Card gets warm, but not too warm at 60c full load. Shipped with an older driver version and Ati hasn't posted new drivers yet.

Overall Review: Chose this over 2 hd 3870's Xfire, and I don't regret it. Running the card off a quality 600w psu and using two 6pin conncecters(need 1 8pin if you want to overclock).

Pros: everything you heard about this card is true...even better when you have it in your system. all games just melt and so fluid rehasing all of my old games just to see them being played at the highest graphic possiblity possible. with just using ccc i was able to effortlessly oc it to 850core and 931 memory.

Cons: card seems a little warm even with mx2 grease applied 48c idle 56c-60c full load , ocing didnt chg the temp.

Overall Review: newegg needs to get the desciption right this is a 256bit x2 bus ring just like the other cards, w 825core and 900mem stock, i forgive you since it delivered so quicky. with this much graphics juice one must wonder is it neccesary to crossfirex maybe not but it still worth a site. not as big as i thought fit into a antec 900 case nicely with room to spare, was able to get it to run w seasonic 500w psu for those on a budget.

Pros: Plays everything I've thrown at it at highest settings. quiet most of the time.

Cons: huge, make sure this will fit in your case before ordering. it fits in the antec p182, but only if you pull the middle HD sleds out. runs a little warm loud when the fan is at full blast, but thats pretty much only for a second on startup.

Overall Review: Don't fall for the people saying you need a huge powersupply and such nonsense, any *good* 550w should run it my seasonic s12 500 runs it without a hitch. quality is very important, some so-called 500w PS units I wouldn't trust to do what a high quality 350w could easily.

Pros: 2 x HD 3870s on one card! Can now play all my games at 1920x1200 at max settings (UT3 and CoD4... Crysis being an exception to that rule) Don't have to worry about the P35's other PCIe lane and it's 4x bus.

Cons: HEAT HEAT HEAT! My Antec P180B case isn't adequate enough to keep everything cool anymore. My motherboard temp went up 10C as well as my X3220 @ 3.2 GHz. My OCZ GameXStream doesn't have an 8 pin PCIe connector, so I can't overclock through Catalyst.

Overall Review: I went from an HD 3870 to this. I have no regrets. Not to tight of a fit if I remove the front HDD cage in my P180B case. Had the hardest time getting the drivers to work. I ended up removing all Catalyst software and drivers and installed catalyst and drivers directly from the disk and everything finally worked! Xeon X3220 @ 3.2GHz|Gigabyte P35-EDS3P|Crucial Ballistix Tracer DDR2-800 4GB|HD 3870X2 |OCZ GameXstream 700 WATT|Vista Utlimate 64-bit

Pros: It's beautiful, runs my games and movies extremely smooth. Had a Nvidia 6600 so it's a big upgrade, my Nvidia ran well with games but when a lot of people are logged on it lagged my video. ATI does have a better quality when you are watching a movie. Games comparison, All the new videocards can almost handle any game so it doesn't matter if you get a videocard that give you a few FPS difference, ATI is cheaper.

Cons: It's HUGE. if you get this card it is recommended that you get a case that can fit it, i got a full tower so i can have good airflow and fit this card and maybe in the future Crossfire it.