Pros: I bought this to replace my ancient ATI PCI card from late nineteen ninety something. Before my pages would jump when I surfed, now they roll like a marble across glass, flawless. Also, I can play newer games, Yeah! I'm not a big gamer but the games I have played, the visual has not only blown me away but they've impressed my 11 year old son, and that's not an easy thing to do sometimes. I bought this on a shell shocker deal for 35 buck and free shipping. Now that I have it, I would have easily payed double, but don't tell newegg that. Although it didn't come with a fan, it ran between 65 and 72 deg C. I then jerry-rigged a fan to blow across it and now my range it 43-50, even on the intense games. If your looking for a really really good graphics card, I would recommend this one, really. Oh yeah, and dual booting with Ubuntu, the sphere never moved so graceful. My 3D desktop looks lilke something from a really good scifi movie.

Cons: i think I would have to put a DUH, about here. I mean, a solid card with great performance. Nope, no cons from this fella.

Overall Review: i ordered on a Friday morning and had it installed Tuesday evening. Great shipping and a great deal. If you are concerned with the heat from the stock product, you can do like I did and string up a $2 case fan with fishing line from the side and your heat will drop 20 deg C easy

Pros: Arrived quick, ty Newegg. Runs WoW at about 60 fps on average, great buy for the money. Good cheap upgrade for a box system. Would buy another if it ever fails.

Cons: No manual, but easy to install. Box flimsy.

Overall Review: Update the drivers, that's a given.

Pros: Cheap, small, fanless. Does the job, supports vdpao under linux.

Cons: Does *not* have the s-video out that is shown in the graphics. Didn't notice this until I went to use it a couple months after I ordered, otherwise I would have returned them. It does come with an s-video cable, which doesn't really make sense.

Overall Review: Other than that it wouldn't work for what I bought it for, it's a decent card.

Pros: Plays every game ive thrown at it on high, quiet, stays fairly cool, got it for 40 bucks

Cons: didnt have S-video or hdmi ports also it doesn't make me waffles

Overall Review: Dont listen to what you hear about this card it is not as low end as what people say, this has played just about every game ive thrown at it on high and still doesn't even really get that hot, hell of an upgrade from my old 7300le.

Pros: I bought this primarily for the DVI output on my Presario. I'm not a gamer, but it renders the photo-realistic 3D GoogleEarth buildings without any lag. Win 7 recognized it right away and I was GTG. The price was also quite nice.

Cons: none

Pros: Easy to install and runs at a pretty low temperature. Very inexpensive for a card of this caliber. Runs Crysis and other benchmark games very well on medium-to-high settings.

Cons: None, except that VGA port is in sandwiched between DVI and HDMI, usually at either end. Not a big deal AT ALL.

Overall Review: For a non-SLI card, it runs quite smoothly. NewEgg shipped it fast and arrived on time!

Pros: Works great, runs cool. Needed it for a computer in the desk in my bedroom, so it ran quiet. I have passive cooling power supply, and this complements the system; to an inaudible hum. It fit right in Small form factor (shuttle), runs @ 52-53'C - which is fine (for me I thought this is cool, given that I was expecting 65-70 at idle for a passive cooled gpu, and limited airflow).

Cons: None

Overall Review: This is not the best in its class, anyone looking at gaming or high graphics, should consider a 9600+ and one which has an actual fan. At 1920x1080, with Windows 7 (beta) Aero - it works like a charm. I downloaded some videos from the Windows HD showcase - no problem in rendering the 720p and 1080p samples, CPU (Q6600) could be compensating a little (it hovers at 20% @ 720, and 35% @1080) - definitely acceptable. I have not tried with Linux yet, I'm guessing

Pros: Very inexpensive and with low power draw. These will play games very nicely if you don't need everything maxed out for settings. Very good price per performance ratio.

Cons: n

Overall Review: Sparkle cards have always done a good job for me. I own one in my own PC. I put these in customer's machines when they want to do mild gaming but have a low watt power supply.