SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 5670 (Redwood) DirectX 11 100287VGAL 512MB 128-Bit DDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: Excellent card for the price and the performance!No additional power plugs required for you to have raw GDDR5 power!I can max out majority of all my games with this baby.Resident Evil 5,Lost Planet,Devil May Cry 4 and Street Fighter 4.That's including anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering.

Cons: None so far.I cannot complain.

Overall Review: I was thinking about picking up the pny 9800 gt but it might be a little power hungry for my 400 watt psu.The geforce gt 240 was not bad either but the radeon 5670 destroys it in a benchmark battle.If you don't believe me do some research on google and gpureview.com.Keep the evergreen family gpus coming Ati!No offense to Nvidia fanboys.

Pros: What I expected was good FPS. What I got was great FPS for its price. Runs Resident Evil 5 at 72 FPS average everything maxed ( except resolution, my monitor maxes out at 1280x720).

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: Athlon II x2 240 4gb ram Sapphire Radeon HD 5670

Pros: GREAT bang for the buck – even without the MIR, DirectX 11 capabilities – though you won’t be using tessellation in games as this would murder your framerate, VGA connection if you’ve got an older monitor, no PCIe power cable required – just pop it in your cheap off-the-shelf PC (mine’s a Dell Inspiron 546 with a 300W PSU) and *poof* it’s a budget gaming rig, great cooler – allows for 10-15% core and memory overclock and STILL never goes above 60 C, if you clock it a bit too high like I did, it has a great feature that will automatically shut the card down and restart it within a minute or two – no need to worry about damaging the card, or the hassle of restarting your computer.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: Overclocking is easy in CCC Overdrive – got mine perfectly stable at 850MHz core, and 1150MHz memory! Overclocked at full load, still only draws 65W or so. Pairs perfectly with my Athlon II X2 250 and LED monitor - most games run smoothly maxed-out at 1440x900. Some games (Bulletstorm, Bioshock, Just Cause 2, Dragon Age II) I have to turn off AA to get above 30fps, but even Mass Effect 2 and GRID run maxed at 45fps with 8X MSAA.

Pros: I bought this card because everything I read said it was a good media center PC card at a price that wouldn't break the bank and OK for gaming (not going to win any awards, but it wasn't built to). I actually get a WEI score of 7.0 with this, which surprised me, I thought it would be in the 6 something range for sure. I use my desktop as a multifunction computer (Media PC, school work, some gaming). I am able to play Stalker: SoC, TF2, and BF: BC2 with no trouble...so it meets my gaming needs. It is also a quiet card, which is always a benefit!

Cons: none yet!

Overall Review: From my experience ATI cards are not as reliable as NVIDIA (random issues and occasional buggy behavior)...this one has had some driver issues, but new drivers from ATI have all seemed to resolve these so far. I don't think this is the best bang for your buck, but it is a good card and as long as you aren't anticipating it to be an excellent gaming card, I think you will be quite pleased.

Pros: For $80 I'm not sure you can find a better gpu right now! No installation or compatibility problems. And a whopping 6.9 and 7.2 WEI rating to boot! You also don't need a separate 6-Pin PCI power cable, so anyone with a slot can utilize this card.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Very happy with this little thing. It runs cool and quiet and can play any game I throw at it in full HD.

Pros: Runs Crysis on High settings, decent performance for non-editing, general use computer with above average gaming performance... DX11 compatable... powered soley by PCIexpress, no wires from your PS needed

Cons: It uses electricity

Overall Review: Check the benchmarks, the 512mb card is very comparable to the exact same one with 1gb... few FPS in certain games for a bit cheaper. Does exactly what it needs to on my rig, and I was impressed with its mid-level gaming performance, but I'm sure I'll upgrade later.

Pros: Went from a Geforce 6800 GS to this. HD looks so much better, kids play WOW and TF2 and it works very well. Very quiet, and does not take up a lot of room. For the money I spent I am thrilled with the performance. I do not know how it would do with the more graphics intensive games(that the kids and I don't play) But for Hd and what we do it is great.

Cons: not card for heavy gamers?

Overall Review: First time I bought a sapphire product. Very happy so far, drivers worked great from the start, seems to be a well made and designed product

Pros: Well, I thought my 380 Antec psu could handle this card. And it did at first, but now there are some power issues. The card over clocked VERY well, and very easy with the Catalyst free program it comes with. It auto tuned great. Card also doesn't require a pci-e plug. Goes straight into the mother board and you're good to go.

Cons: My own fault, but just bought a decent 400+ watt power supply. The card has no cons at all.

Overall Review: There might be better cards for the price on the market, do your research.