SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 4670 DirectX 10.1 100295HDMI 512MB 128-Bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: -Includes VGA-DVI-HDMI outputs, no adapters needed. -Superior VGA cooling compare to most HD 4670s -Runs extremely quiet under idle and load -Inexpensive entry level gaming card, pars with 9600GSO -Low power consumption while providing gaming capability -Single slot card not counting the cooler

Cons: -None

Overall Review: -Idles at 30°C/Load at 46°C after stressing 45 mins with FurMark @ 720P w/ 8XAA. Ambient is maintained at 20.5°C -Even at full speed the fan is relatively quiet compare to other 4670s

Pros: Doesn't need pci-e connector which is always good. So far I've only played WoW and some other free games that nobody has heard of, but has worked wonderfully at 1440x900. Go look for benchmarks for this card, it does very well in most games. Overclocking this card is easy as pie with the ATI overdrive utility. I got mine to 800mhz clock and 965mhz ram (1930mhz effective) and it seems to be stable.

Cons: For the price, its hard to find a con with this video card.

Pros: Uses 1080p resolution on my plasma for HD files without a problem. Does not need a power cord plugged into it. Low power consumption.

Cons: none really.

Overall Review: Only been using in my HTPC and its playing all my HD files without a problem. It passes all the audio (AC3 and DTS) to my receiver through HDMI. Have not tried any games yet but will soon.

Pros: This Card is a monster! Currently playing Battlefield Bad Company 2 with full high settings @1440 X 900! No lag and silky smooth. This is with a 2.9 ghz Athlon II X 2 oc'd to only 3.2, not a high end gaming rig by any means! Ya I'm talking only 2 gigs of cheap samsung ddr2 667mhz RAM. Modern Warfare 2 is childs play for even this system. Basically I am saying this card is a great value.......Was an avid Nvidia fan until i finally tried an Ati.....I will never go back........check out card comparison charts online before you buy an Nvidia and you might get an idea of what better value the Ati cards are! Build Quality feels very good!

Cons: few....but all will have something you dont like. Mine..Card takes up two slots..no problem there but it only requires one actual opening in back of case so I believe they should have incorporated a way to use two slots so that both retaining screws could be used to supprt the heavy heatsink,etc. this may even be a pro for some!

Overall Review: While I cant argue that this is the best card ever, it certainly has its place in the market! Maybe others that say this is mediocre for gaming have't configured their systems correctly or have too much background programs,etc: running.Who can say too many variables.

Pros: Runs every game i have tried on high setings with an average of 60fps+ (ofcourse except crysis wich runs at 30 fps on high). 6.9 rating in windows 7

Cons: none...

Overall Review: Great cooler

Pros: -Cheap (Price wise not quality wise) -Quiet (Can not even hear it) -Powerful for a low budget card (Played Bioshock, Crysis, Need for Speed Shift fine with medium setting with no AA.) -Work on a 300w PSU (12+ 19v) -Easy install (click it and it done also with installation CD) -Has a free sticker to stick on PC!

Cons: -No Bonus content -Have space management problem for those really small system (half tower)

Overall Review: First graphic card I bought, and it is the best!

Pros: Installed this into a HP Elite m9000z with factory power supply and this thing took like a duck in water. Windows7 Aero score from 5.3 to 6.9 for 3D Gaming.

Cons: None

Overall Review: For a PC with a small power supply, this thing installs and worked like a charm. Removed the Video Capture Card that came with the PC to increase clearance a tad for the fan (not a big deal for me as I didn't use it.

Pros: Fast, Cheap, Quiet, Can run on 300W power supply, did I say cheap?

Cons: None!!!!

Overall Review: I love this card! It fixed the issues I was having with my Nvidia onboard chipset. This is a great card for the money. Since my computer is only 6 months old and only has a 300W power supply, getting a 400-500W PS just to get a new card would suck. But no, this is the one that saved me a lot of money!