Pros: I assume it will work at least as good as my 9800gtx+, same XFX manufacturer, when I get around to swapping motherboards.

Cons: Plastic case covers both sides unlike my 9800gtx+. The bottom DVI connector has a plastic cover for the metal housing. That cover prevents the board from seating in a Tyan S2892D motherboard. A metal capacitor blocks the board from fully seating. The XFX 9800gtx did not have that cover and it fit. When I put the board in a X4 electrical slot (S2892 has a second x16 form but only x4 electrical), it was not recognized as a CUDA device. Supposidly it should have worked, but at a reduced bandwidth. It did power up both displays, but I need the CUDA and that was not working.

Overall Review: A dremmel could be used to remove the plastic cover for the DVI connector, but would void the warranty.

Pros: Amazing cards. They work perfectly for everything I could ask. Have them set-up in SLI running my Samsung 305T at 2650x1600

Cons: Price

Overall Review: Worth it for me. New system was built for gaming to take the load off my Dell XPS laptop Core i7 extreme, Asus Rampage II, 2 x XFX GTX 280 GPU's, Creative X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Edition, Samsung 305T, 12 gig G-Skill DDR3

Pros: - Stable in Vista 64 Ultimate - Runs All Current Games with acceptable resolutions. (Yes it can play Crysis 1600x1200 @ 45+ FPS Avg) - Runs off a high end 550 watt power supply, Check your connections to make sure you have all the appropriate ones (adapters are very handy)!.

Cons: Price Point- There are cheaper cards/SLI set ups out there that will give you similar performance for significantly less cash. Heat Heat Heat- Be prepared to deal with the heat this puts off while under load. It really will noticeably raise the temperature of a 10 x 10 room after a couple hours of operation. Transcoding video based off GPU for 2 hours raised the temp in the room more than 5 degrees.

Overall Review: - With any of these new cards running at a high resolution on a VGA monitor. Make sure to check your DVI -> VGA adapter an inadequate one will make you picture and text look fuzzy. - Make Sure to register any of your new XFX products on their website to get the full warranty. - Games Run thus far Grid, Sims 3, CSS, WOW, Far Cry 2, Crysis. Absolutely no issues so far. - I highly recommend the GTX 200 series cards. Best performance for the money, hands down!

Pros: like the title says, this card is pretty beast. runs farcry 2 with max settings and still gets around 60 fps. overclocks well. gets same results as most other cards in SLI, but only takes one slot.

Cons: a bit big and i had to rearrange some things (especially power cables) around this bad boy, but in the end worth it.

Overall Review: this card will probably be top of the line for some time (at least i hope!). i mainly got this so i could upgrade in the future with SLI, as opposed to being stuck with some lower card in SLI already and no room to upgrade.

Pros: great card run everything in high settings

Cons: the egg... your great but surprisingly i can get this card cheaper at D3LL make sure you shop around its 382.49 their compared to the egg

Overall Review: search for the best deal don't just assume you always will have it.

Pros: Great card, runs everything very awesome. Makes WoW beautiful.

Cons: I think that the card alone heats my entire office, darn it gets hot! Close your heater off if you play crysis or a high demand game. Such is life and the price you pay for so much power.

Pros: Got 2 of these in SLI. Playing Crysis on 800x600 at all maxxed out settings and getting 12 FPS.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Hopefully in ten more years Crysis will play smoothly on average cards.