Pros: This card gave me very decent FPS on low settings, which was fine for me at the time of the purchase. Very reliable as well... never had a problem with it

Cons: No cons

Pros: I bought this card in March of 2010. I play games... not extremely heavy graphics settings but it handles pretty well. I have used this card with XP, 7, 8, 8.1, and now 10. I don't normally write reviews but given the fact it has made it this far without fail I feel its worth talking about. I can watch full 1080p videos no lag, and games from 2010 and back I can do full settings on with no lag.

Cons: I can see the benefit of having and bigger, faster card but I don't need it. Some of my favorite games are command and conquer 3, civilization 4, resident evil 5, and war in the north. No problem with those games.

Pros: Excellent vid. cards. Using Dual Samsung Syncmaster 2494 monitor setup. Perfect!

Cons: Wanted more, but Newegg ran out, and they never came back in stock for some reason...Bought the HD 4670's from another vendor for another build.

Overall Review: Do your homework, it pays off! Will look again to XFX as needs arise...When something works, more than once, use the KISS rule.

Pros: Wow is this thing reliable! I've been using it for about 2 years at this point. I just realized today that the fan isn't working and possibly hasn't been working for about a year now. While that sounds like a mark against the card, think about this for just a second. I've played Crysis, Skyrim, all 3 Mass Effects, Left 4 Dead, and recently Arkham Asylum WITHOUT THE FAN WORKING. No, I haven't had anything running at the max settings, but I haven't turned graphics down by much. According to my GPU Meter gadget (in Windows 7), when I exited Arkham Asylum this morning the GPU core temp was at 180 F and it was still running strong. The only time I've had a video crash (and I think it was driver related) was playing Crysis. This card is the AK-47 of video cards, it may not be the prettiest and it may not do the shiniest stuff, but doggone it, it will KEEP WORKING!

Cons: The only problem I've had is that the fan died after about a year, but that may be as much my fault for being a bit of a moron and setting the fan to run at 100% all the time. Oops...

Yes, it does get kind of hot, especially now that it's only being passively cooled by the fans on the side of my case, but that's to be expected.

Pros: easy install, inexpensive, dual dvi, small size, quiet, low power use

Cons: (linux specific) - despite prior knowledge of ATI incompatibilities, decided to try - fglrx driver buggy and dual monitor setup with catalyst required rebooting. Tried restarting X, rmmod, etc. but ended up with hung display. Went with radeon drivers and all is well. No xinerama composite with fglrx, though this seems to be a software issue. Both gnome compix and kde work fine with xinerama and radeon driver.

Occasional 2nd display corruption, though not sure if this is due to dual monitor setup (monitors are not the same hardware)

Overall Review: decidedly not a gamer. for 2d graphics and casual 3d (blender, google earth, etc) graphics, radeon drivers are more than adequate.

would go nvidia if video accel. or more 3d needed.

Pros: Much better then stock hp. Working great. For the money product is good. I am able to play bf2 now. I did upgrade power suppy and ram at same time. So pc is night and day different. Fan is quiet.

Cons: Install of drivers not so easy.

Pros: installed on a Nvidia northbridge mobo without any problems. took my gaming rating on Win 7 from a 2.9 to a 6.5. plays WoW with video settings set one below ultra at 40-45 fps so im not gonna complain at all. oh and it was reletivly low cost too

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: this is only the 3 computer ive built in the past coupla years and its kinda a buddget build. when the on board nvidia chips set just wouldent cut it i opted for this card and it really did a good job given the cost and ease of install

Pros: - 1gb Memory, 128bit, PCI 2.0x16
- Does not require 400watt psu as newegg noted (card does NOT use the 6pin ps)
- Heavy in Hand, Doesnt feel cheap
- 2 DVI Ports
- Fan Operating Correctly in Auto unlike some other mfg
- Fan Noise, I dont hear it (or pretty much use to them)
- Price, 54.99-15.00 MIR = 39.99

Cons: - Useless S-Video Out Port (seriously, useless)
- No HDMI Port
- Slower DDR2 Memory (but price wise worth it)
- Installation of Drivers was Brutal, 3-5 different mini installs, typical of ati/amd
- Would recommend choosing another card for those who are heavy gamers

Overall Review: - Replaces a older 64bit 512mb Card on a p4-3.4ghz,2gb
- Primary use for h.264 720p video viewing, ran 4 instances of clips w/ no prob
- Not a game player, ppl might want to pickup a card with PCI-Express Connector 6pin for overclocking
as Card might not have enough juice for what you want done., Also this card isnt crossfire capable

final word
- Pretty much happy for what I was looking for, 2 dvi ports, 128bit w/ 1gb ram for 40 bucks
- Heavy Gamers go elsewhere, probably not the card your looking for, prob more suitable for biz environment
- in use for approx 2 days, hope it dont knonk out, hope rebate goes thru