Pros: Lots. This is an excellent low-profile card all around. The gig of ddr3 video ram is more than enough to run 1080p video on my 27" monitor, and any gaming that I do (League of Legends, Dragon Age, Minecraft, etc) it can handle on mid-high settings no problem. GTA IV is the one game that taxes it out far beyond its capabilities, but I was well aware of that going into this purchase and seeing the specs and reviews. I'm actually surprised at how well this card keeps up the fps @1080p, especially for such a low-profile card. It fit excellently in my budget HP, and looks tiny in my new Enermax mid-tower case. My computer has AMD Radeon 4200 integrated graphics, which quite frankly suck compared to a dedicated card. They were the lowest ranked on my WEI @ 4.0, and it struggled to play games on mid-low settings and could not handle 1080p video fullscreen at all. Once I put this card in, the WEI bumped up to 6.7, and the difference is night and day. I am incredibly satisfied with this card.

Cons: The fan is pretty small, so it makes more of a high-pitched whine than the nice purr of larger fans. I noticed it off and on while it was in my HP (mainly while it was under load), both with the side panel on and off. Not a huge problem, more of a slight irritant, but definitely something to note. The sound isn't noticeable at all in my new case, but if you're starting out like I did and are just upgrading a cheap/old/budget PC, you might find it mildly bothersome.

Overall Review: I started with a cheap refurbished HP desktop, threw this card in it, and then recently gutted it and put everything in a new case. Specs are as follows: ~Enermax Hoplite ST Mid Tower [white] ~~Stock Gigabyte motherboard from HP ~~AMD Athlon x3 445 Rana 3.1GHz tri-core processor ~~2x2GB stock RAM from HP ~~250 watt power supply (again, stock from HP) ~~120gb OWC Mercury SSD (boot drive) ~~2x1TB 5400rpm SATA drives (1 storage 1 backup, considering turning them into RAID) ~~500gb 7200rpm drive (Shared network drive) + room for 2 more hard drives

Pros: This was a plug and play experience as the last card I had was a Radeon Saffire, as well. It picked up the old driver and things were up and running at boot up pretty much. (Win7 is pretty good this way). I went to the AMD site and downloaded the newest drivers, 64 bit ones, after the initial install. Clearly the quality of the images on screen were much improved compared to my old video card (HD3650) and the Performance Test score improved 1.1 points which was nice.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I run two monitors, BTW, and I read here where people were talking about the spacing between the HDMI and DVI outputs - so I nixed the idea of an adaptor and instead purchased a hybrid cable (DVI to HDMI) that ran from the card to my second monitor. This worked out perfectly so thank you all for that info!!

Pros: works perfect I had an onboard intel graphics chip 4000. Had to play games on lowest settings. With the Radeon HD6750 1g now I can play highest settings with 30-40 fps EX:world of tanks. perfect textures Graphics no need to pay for high end card this works perfect.

Cons: none

Overall Review: will continue to shop at newegg in the future for items shipping was super fast.

Pros: Cheap Easy to install No power connects, all from the Motherboard Has low profile bracket Good for a 50$ low end card.

Cons: None. Haven't had any issues with it what so ever.

Overall Review: I did have some problems with installing the drivers but i'm almost 100% sure that was just my PC. Using a cheap acer aspire x1420g. It had integrated graphics and only a 220w PSU so this was the highest card that I could get. I love it alot, I think it deserves a bit more credit than given to it sometimes. If your in a case like mine where your computer has a low PSU, is lowprofile, and can't handle very high stuff then this card is perfect for you.

Pros: I had no trouble installing this video card into my computer. Doesn't required additional power cables. Size is small. It is very quiet (which was a priorty for me) Came with a case sticker too

Cons: None

Overall Review: I am not a gamer so I can't speak to it's performance. However for general computer use it is a great upgrade. I can cycle through pictures quickly.

Pros: Quiet. Great picture quality. AMD's drivers have really improved from a few years ago.

Cons: Can't use it for serious gaming, LOL.

Overall Review: I bought this for an HTPC I was building using spare parts from older computers. An Intel E8400 CPU, 4GB RAM, Soundblaster sound card, and this video card made a perfect machine to stream video onto a big screen and a little light gaming and Internet crawling. It's nice and quiet. AMD's drivers have really improved from a few years ago.

Pros: has all 3 popular video connections. 480 spu's, 128 bit memory bus

Cons: not a 7000 series card

Overall Review: I have owned and loved several powercolor versions of this chipset, and am now giving Sapphire a try. For 49.99 and a 10 dollar rebate, will only cost about 54 total with 2 day shipping...!! Will write a more in depth review after receiving and testing but I expect similar performance to my powercolor versions. I'll be using this for my 46" HDTV for movie watching as well as some light gaming.The kids game on 6570's all the time so this should be an excellent value.

Pros: does not require extra power cable works great well made

Cons: the ati catalyst software is confusing unless your display tech level is HIGH

Overall Review: this card should be the minimum standard on any pc, considering the price and performance. unless you are a HARD CORE GAMER, you will never need a better card. replaced higher priced 9400GT 1gig card which was very lacking, with 1/2 the features/abilities of this card. got it end price w/ discount and rebate for $49.95 most other mfg's of this card start at $64. believe the reviews