XFX GeForce 8800 GT DirectX 10 PVT88PYDQ4 512MB 256-Bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: This is an amazing card. I can get around 100fps in Call of Duty 4 at 1024x768 with all the settings maxed. I havent noticed my PC being any louder (except at startup when the fan turns on at 100% for a few secounds). I was using it on a 450watt PSU that came with my case but I have upgraded to a 600watt. Single slot cooler is great. Company of Heros is a great game (I averaged 113fps with settings maxed and my maximum fps was 330!!!).

Cons: Card is a big, but isnt a problem for me. Other then that nothing at all!!

Overall Review: If you are looking to find a cheap video card that can max just about every game out their now get this one. I plan on going SLI in a year or so when the price drops!

Pros: Seems like a great card. Easy to install in my Antec 900. Runs Crysis easy. This version (625) runs cooler and has room to OC. NTune took care of that well. No bsod. 3Dmark05 10636.

Cons: I now have to pay attention to other bottlenecks in my system.

Overall Review: Athlon X2 3800 939 Windsor oc to 2.3, Asus A8N-E, 2x 1gig Kingston HyperX, 2X 500 Gig Seagates SataII, WD 160 for os, Antec 900. I could OC further but would rather OC $ to pick up next level CPU, MB, Memory.

Pros: Cheaper alternative to the 8800GTX without losing much in performance, overclockable,came with SLI bridge, cool design on card.

Cons: Long Card, had to update drivers, can't plug it into my head to give me super hi-def vision.

Overall Review: Was looking for a reasonably priced card that would allow me to run Crysis and settled on this; very happy I did. Can't handle high settings and max resolution (though from what I've read even the GTX's can't) but the game still looks phenomenal at medium settings and resolution. My only beef with the card was that I had to download new drivers before my MOBO even recognized the card. Not enough to dock the rating though just an annoyance. Would recommend to anyone working on a budget.

Pros: Everyone told me I wouldn't be able to run Crysis at full detail with my system and one of these cards. OOPS, they were wrong. It works great!!! Excellent graphics.

Cons: I didn't get it sooner.

Overall Review: My system isn't even that fast....Quad Core 6600 (GO stepping), 2 GB mushkin 1066 ram, Gigabyte motherboard, Vista Ultimate 64 bit, 600 watts power supply, ASUS DVD/CD burner.

Pros: It's an 8800GT. Performs well for the price. XFX's little "touches" such as: - New, larger, stock cooler - Black PCB - GunMetal colored slot bracket - Black "stabilizing" bar along the top edge

Cons: The card, out of the box, had a bent "lip" on its slot bracket. One corner of the part of the bracket that you screw into the case was bent.

Pros: Easy install; big card but not ridiculously big; looks awesome and performs even better. Amazing improvement over my X850 to say the least LOL

Cons: None

Overall Review: Paired with an Asus M2N-E SLI, Athlon X2 6400+, 4 GB Corsair, hits 10900 on 3dMark06. Can't wait to get another one and SLI them :D

Pros: The performance is everything you hope it will be. Absolutely crushes my old X1900GT.

Cons: A little more than I like to spend, but I'm glad I did instead of settling for a 3850/3870.

Overall Review: Make sure you have a 500 W power supply.

Pros: 8800GT is the best bang for the buck.

Cons: All of these XFX cards are now shipped with only 2 fan leads. The other ones are nipped inside the fan, meaning fan speed is stuck at 100%. If you enjoy the sound of a leaf blower, or hair drier than this is your card! Tech support at XFX is tremendously poor and their ticket system takes a week to get a response. They have finally confirmed to me that the no longer ship these cards with the ability to control the fan speed.

Overall Review: Other users in the same boat are livid. See bjorn3d dot com for some angry XFX buyers.