Pros: On-board HDMI, multi-monitor support, okay 3d for some games, excellent 1080p performance even on an older PC

Cons: Out of the gate, HDMI was a problem. First, the HDMI slot for low profile cards is too far to the left. The cable end has trouble making good contact due to the rubber casing. Once it's in, video looks great. HD sound however causes a brief buzz at first when an application needs it. Sometimes the buzz does not stop and audio needs to be adjusted to clear it. Other times the screen briefly goes blank. Newest drivers do not clear the issue. We'll see what ATI support has to say.

Overall Review: In all, for a low-end HD card, it is pretty impressive and even has support for 3D monitors. The sound quality and video quality and performance is exceptional and crisp. Not happy with the HDMI buzz and screen blinking issue otherwise I would give it 5 stars. I'll give benefit of the doubt to support for now and see what they come back with for a fix on this only annoyance I have.

Pros: Silent, runs windows 7 fine, integrated audio is nice.

Cons: I bought this thing to be the video card for my HTPC, I also have an ATI Digital Cable Tuner, and before I was able to set it up I my system had to pass the Digital Cable Advisor (DCA - a utility that checks to make sure that your system is powerful enough to handle recording and playing back HD TV). My computer passed the first time, but I had to do a fresh install and every subsequent attempt failed, stating that the video card was not adequate. I put in an HD 5750 from one of my other PC's and finally my HTPC was able to pass the DCA. Unfortunately my HTPC is in a low profile case, and I could not use my 5750 going forward, and had to replace this card with a Geforce 9400

Overall Review: If you are not planning on using a CableCARD tuner, this card would be perfect for a quiet, low power HTPC or silent workstation.

Pros: - Good video scaling and HD capabilities - Low power, low heat, no fan - Takes up very little room in my case

Cons: - Not for gaming

Overall Review: I bought this card to run a second monitor for productivity. I have and HD 5850 for gaming. It outputs to both DVI inputs on my iZ3D monitor, but since my second monitor doesn't have display port, Eyefinity won't work. This card is much cheaper than the active displayport adapters. If you need a card for an extra monitor or just to display HD content, this is the card for you. If you want even basic gaming performance, spend a little more money on something with better performance.

Pros: Perfect entry level HTPC card. HD video and HDMI works great. Cheap. Silent. Has more features than cards at similar price point. Audio over HDMI.

Cons: My case fan is poor so I had to get a small fan to get the air moving over the heatsink.

Overall Review: The overclocking utility that comes with ATI's drivers is pointless for a low-end fanless card like this.

Pros: HDMI works flawlessly. On first boot I connected HDMI to my 50" plasma and it worked without a hitch all the way through Win 7 install.

Cons: So far so good on heat transference, but may add a PCI fan to keep it cool as it does not have a built-in fan. Longevity may be an issue as many HTPCs run for extended periods of time.

Overall Review: For a low budget HTPC this card is excellent. Movies look crisp and the HDMI functionality is incredible (the 7 channel audio worked perfectly after driver install).

Pros: Great Price ($27 post rebate) Passive Cooling Free Shipping

Cons: 64 bit path 512 RAM

Overall Review: This installed without issue into an old Dell Optiplex GX620 running Win7x64. The onboard video yielded a WEI of 3.2 & 3.2. This card bumped the numbers up to 5.8 & 3.8(Aero) on default. I ran the AMD Auto-Tune utility that came with the latest drivers from AMD. This utility ran for well over an hour at 100% GPU at all core/RAM ranges. Core was maxed out to 700 and RAM maxed out to 900. The Auto-Tune claimed that a core/RAM combo of 690/890 would be safe. However, when I "test settings" the system crashed. Clearly the settings are not stable. I am running default settings. Temps were good during the one hour utility burn at 100%. Highest temp was 66c and idle temp was 48c. As expected internet, flash, adobe and such work far better requiring far less cpu than the onboard chip. Overall I'm satisfied with this card. It has decent performance for the price.

Pros: * Raised WinExp Graphics from 3.2 to 3.7; Gaming Graphics from 3.0 to 5.8. * No extra power cables to connect; runs off mobo using only 300 watt psu. * Quiet, no fan.

Cons: Con? Con! Officer, there is an inmate on the run..............no cons here.

Overall Review: I had a Sapphire HD 5670 which went BSOD (lots of F@H). My system is used as an HDTV (Netflix, Hulu, YouTube), so although not at good as the late 5670, much, much, much, much better than the onboard NV6150LE. If you using on board video to watch streaming video, you will get better color clarity, less pixeling, and less refresh lines with the 5450, even, in my case, on my old HP w19b monitor. Paid $41 delivered, $26 after rebate; I could not go wrong.

Pros: Great price (got it with a MIR and discount code, total price about eleven bucks) Low Power usage Low profile brackets included Works great for my HTPC with 1080p output for HDTV, Blu-Ray, HULU and Netflix

Cons: Issue with HDMI audio when coming out of sleep sometimes, but I am pretty sure it is a driver issue with ATI, not the card itself, since it did the same thing with my HD4350.

Overall Review: No problem running on a 250w PSU. As said by others, this is not a high end GPU for gaming, but perfect for a HTPC and basic home computer (internet, basic office work, etc). It can play basic games at lower resolutions on lower setting. No problems of online flash games. Runs a bit warm (~52°C idle, 76°C load) in a case with poor ventilation. It is a fanless cooler, so not really a con. My passive HD4350 was about 5°C cooler at idle and load though.