SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 4670 1GB GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 CrossFireX Support Video Card 100256L

Pros: -Microsoft DirectX 10.0 Ready! -PCI Express 2.0 gives you twice the throughput than the standard x16 bus. -55nm fabrication process: Reduced physical card size. Can install in a huge array of cases. Energy Efficient. This card is designed to preform on half the power of a standard mid/high range graphics card that required additional power support from a PSU, i.e. 4-6 pin power plug. Not needed with the HD4670. Runs just as fast as a standard card -4670- at half the power. Card has good Over-Clock ability. Much more features to list here. Pull it up and take a look for yourself. Oh, almost forgit...see below: VISTA 64bit READY... WINDOWS XP PRO 64bit READY!! Plenty of driver support out there! ATI CrossFireX READY! Pair two of these babies side by side in crossfire and watch you graphics fly! Trust me, it runs great! I love it!

Cons: This card has 1.0 GB of memory DDR3. Only issue is that it is scaled in 128.0 memory interface. My turn off some hard-core gamers. Most mid-high end cards now have a standard of 256 or above. By the way, if you set this card up in crossfire mode with another HD4670 with the same specs, and your DDR3 memory problem goes away. Thats a plus! Sapphire did not ship the crossfire bridge for these cards in the package, kinda strange. Just picked some up and took care of it.

Overall Review: For the money you could not go wrong with this card. Sure, there are some outstanding cards out there that could blow this card away, but I would rather spend the three hundred plus dollars on somthing else. I play mostly flight simulators on my rig, Microsoft Setup: Windows XP Pro 64bit. Asrock A780GXE/128M Mainboard. AMD Athlon 64X2 @3.2GHz. 6 Gigs/Patriot 800mhz DDR2 memory (4-4-4-12) Two Sapphire Radeon HD4670 cards in CrossFireX mode. Ocz 600watt PSU.

Pros: -Can run COD4 maxed out (4xAA, 1680x1050 resolution) with around 30 FPS. Turning off shadows and AA will increase the FPS to about 50-60, at same resolution. -No need for an external power source, it draws all its power from the PCI-E slot. -1 GB of memory.

Cons: -Stock Fan is loud, but it doesn't bother me all that much. It might for people planning to use it for a HTPC though. Reason for this is because fan runs at 100% all the time, and cannot be slowed (2-pin). -Memory Interface is only 128 bit, but this isn't much of a con for this type of card. They had to cut the specs somewhere. :P

Overall Review: I bought this card because I have a weak PSU (300W), but needed the best card as possible, and this has served its purpose very well. I was a bit worried at first as this card is rated for a 400W, but it runs just fine with my 300W. I have tried Crysis Warhead with this but it doesn't run it that great, though I think its my CPU that's holding me back. System Specs: CPU- Intel Pentium D (2.80 GHz) RAM- 2 GB DDR2 GPU- Radeon 4670

Pros: Price-performance ratio, quite fan, Crossfire ready, no need for direct power supply, stays very cool

Cons: High AF and AA settings caused jumpy frames in COD, doesn't include CrossFire bridge.

Overall Review: This is a great graphics card for the price. It takes up one slot and isn't overly bulky. The fan is ultra quite and keeps the card cool all around. Card comes with two HDMI's and is CrossFire ready. With my card/PC, setting Anti-Aliasing and Anisotropic-Filtering to high caused jumpy frames with COD. After setting it back to normal everything ran ultra smooth. Other reviews state high settings with zero frame lags but I found that to be not true. Graphics card is awesome with default settings. Card is ATI CrossfireX ready for quad-GPU support for those extreme enthusiasts. Box recommends a 400w power supply or greater for one GPU, 550w power supply for two. My PC has 6GB of RAM, Intel Q9550 Quad Core 2.83GHZ and one of these and it's still running cooler than a polar bear. Must buy for individuals seeking sleek visuals and graphics at a great price.

Pros: Bought this card as part of a budget game rig I built for a friend who couldn't spend much. Combined with an Athlon 64 X2 6000+ and 2GB of DDR2 800 this card performed much better than I had expected. He only games at 1024x768 (17" CRT yuck) so this card allowed him to MAX all settings on Call of Duty 4 and Call of Duty World at War with no hiccups. Not bad at all for a $100 video card. If he get a bigger monitor and goes up in res... well I think he'll have to back off on the FSAA settings.

Cons: None. No driver problems (used latest drivers from AMD's site).

Overall Review: It ran really cool in the setup I built. I put everything in an Antec ThreeHundred case. Added one case fan to the front of the case that blew right over the hard drive and video card. Temps I measured for this video card were 32c idle and 50c load.

Pros: This card is fast, quiet and cheap. During heavy use I have never seen my temp go over 51C, and the fan does not usually go over 15%. Plays almost all games on med to high settings.

Cons: None really.

Overall Review: Major step up from my Radeon X1300 XGE.

Pros: Very easy to install, thats if you have a good case. I play crisis, wow, TF2, and CSS all on high settings and there is no lag at all. I downloaded the drivers online for the most up to date and that installed well without any problems.

Cons: None yet

Pros: This card worked great!

Cons: After owning is for six months, my monitor would start shutting off after the Windows splash screen. It would work in Safe Mode, but nothing else. Rolled back drivers, no effect. Placed in different PC, same issue. I even reloade Vista Ultimate and Windows 7 Ultimate 64, but still did not work. It would work with XP Professional and the driver on the cd.

Overall Review: FYI for all of you having problems with the video resting, try a different video cable. I had the same issue with the video resting after the splash screen. I had the card replaced but still the same issue. As a last resort before asking for a refund, I changed video cable. I was using a DVI-I cable, changed to a DVI-I to VGA cable and it worked fine. Just a thought.

Pros: This is the best card ive had so far, I can run COD4 on high 1024 res and have no lag at all, worked perfectly everything is nice, this card is amazing, gotta try more games with it.

Cons: Pretty awesome card all i gotta say