XFX PVT73AUDE3 GeForce 7600GT 256MB 128-bit GDDR3 AGP 4X/8X Video Card

Pros: Significant improvement from my old 6600GT 128MB AGP...with 12 pixel pipelines, the 7600GT is 3x as fast as the 6600GT...Runs all of my games at my screens native resolution, 1152x864 with 8x AA, 4x AF and all at 40-60 FPS!

Cons: Not as good as the 8800GTX, but then again, nothing is!

Overall Review: This card is the best card that you can get for the money...at $xxx, this card destroys other competitors such as previous 7-series and 6-series cards...And Best of all, it runs on my computer! • AMD Athlon 2400+ (2.00GHz) • 512MB RAM • 250 Watt PSU I was having my doubts, but, it turned out fine! There is no need to overclock this sucker! Which is what I had to do with my previous cards to get it to perform at about half of what this card can do, and it had artifacts! This card is awesome!

Pros: My desktop PC was bought way back in August 2004 and at the time was pretty powerful. Flash-forward to nowadays and my P4 3.0GHz machine just can't do what I want...and specifically, I wanted Crysis and the ability to play games/videos at my monitor's 1680x1050 resolution. This card alone bumbed my 3Dmark '06 score from 650 (w/ my 256MB Radeon X1300) to 2490. I can now play Crysis on Medium at 960x600 and most other games at full resolution @ 30fps or higher.

Cons: Absolutely none. NewEgg's shipping is extremely fast also.

Overall Review: This is really the best AGP card money can buy. The 7800 series are overclocked and from what I read prone to overheating and dying early. THIS is the card to buy.

Pros: Quiet, stays cool even after hours of heavy gaming. Easy to install, really compliments the rest of my system well.

Cons: I never had a card that had to plug into the PSU before. Its not a hugh deal, as its pretty much the norm these days. But i had a 350w PSU which the manufaturer said was enough. But to be safe i bought a 500w PSU. So in reality the card cost me around $220 ($140 for the card, $70 for the PSU) So if your gonna need a beefier PSU to use the card, take that into consideration, but if you ask me its totally worth it.

Overall Review: I have a P4 2.6ghz 1gig DDR(400) RAM. So no super system here. I replaced a PNY GF 6200 256mb. It was a decent card. But i had to run my favorite games in low resolutions, with no shadows to get decent fps.. In the Doom3 games (Doom3 Quake4 Prey) i used to have to play them on medium quality at 800 x 640 rez to get a good fps. With this card, i can play them in Ultra quality, at 1600 x 1200 and its smooth as silk. I can also play Bioshock, COD4, FEAR, Oblvion, Hellgate London, Jericho, all at 1024 x 768 with all gfx options on.

Pros: Bought this card as something to hold me over for a few more months 'till I build a new beastly rig. Upgraded from an old FX5500 and man oh man oh man, this card delivers. I am quite amazed at the performance XFX squeezed out of this chipset, and thrilled that they did so at such a reasonable price. XFX definitely delivered on this one.

Cons: The pros outweigh the cons of this card without a shadow of a doubt. That said; ~ AGP is more expensive than PCI-E ~ No boxed games included ~ Requires a minimum of a 320W power supply to run stable. But to be honest none of that really means a freakin' thing when you slap this monster in and fire up your favorite game... trust me.

Overall Review: As a long time nvidia fan, a hardcore gamer, not to mention a professional computer programmer, I must recommend this card to any gamer looking to breathe some new life into an aging AGP-only rig. You won't find a better mid-high-range AGP-bus card out there, especially for a price like this. Hurry up and snatch one! Oh and I must add that there is simply no better place to buy PC hardware online than Newegg... it's a no brainer.

Pros: I’m still using a Dell Dimension 8100. A long time ATi exclusive user (Mach64 -> Radeon 64MB DDR w/VIVO -> Radeon 9600 Pro -> Radeon 9800 Pro), I really wanted to stick with ATi. However, newer ATi cards refuse to work in my system ("X" Series). This card not only works perfectly, but outperforms the aforementioned. Additional bonus that it works with the original Dell power supply (I also have two hard drives, one floppy drive, 2 DVD drives, additional PCI cards, and 6 USB controllers installed in the same system). TV-Out is also gorgeous with 1024x768 supported resolution. A real bargain and the best deal for anyone who is still using an AGP based system. Easy, no hassle installation. Card indeed runs cool and quite. Nice boost in both graphic details and FPS as well.

Cons: It doesn't install itself or make me coffee in the morning...lol.

Overall Review: Really a great deal for anyone in the market for a new AGP card. The Dell Dimension 8100 is a very proprietary system. Specific power supply and original 423 Northwood Processor can make upgrading a challenge. Additionally, the APG slot is 2x or 4x. This card made the upgrade simple and painless. Unlike my recent experience with ATi chip based cards.

Pros: When I bought this card I recently lost my 9800 pro and had to use a 32meg and then a 64 meg geforce card as well. Needless to say not cool. This card was really only bought so I could play World of Warcraft and the Burning Crusade. It was better than what I expected. Pushing only a socket 754 athlon 64, and 1 gig of ddr400 ram I went from 800x600 @ low everything <TO> if I wanted running at 2560 x 1600 @ max details and still push 25 (min) 35 fps. I run it however a little bit lower per my own taste of 1280 x 1024 still with max details. 40 min fps and around 55 max.

Cons: Nothing, price was even great so there is nothing wrong that I can find with this card.

Overall Review: If you play world of warcraft and you want it to look awesome, this card will do it.

Pros: Last video card upgrade for my 939 board. Recently also bought a 4800+ Dual Core. So I will sit for up to two years before building a new gaming rig. Much faster than my old 6800.

Cons: Not really. Wish there would be another good AGP card.

Pros: Got this card to extend the life of a socket 939 agp board, replaced a XFX Gforce 7600GS with 512 mb memory, all though the old card performed rather good it does not compare to the XFX Gforce 7600GT extreme! almost double the frame rates in 3D Mark 03, have not had a chance to see how it stacks up in 3D Mark 05 or 06 but assume it should do OK. Seeing how AGP is a dying standard and PCI-E is by far a better choice, this card will give me a year to get the funding and specs together for my next build sometimne in 08

Cons: None

Overall Review: I am not a hardcore gamer but do some rather intense gaming and this card will get the job done nicely.