Pros: Runs games great. Silent fan & idles at 28c This card has blown me away with its performance, upgrading from an hd 2600 xt. Can run Batman Arkham Asylum at 1680x1050 with 4xMSAA & 16x AF smoothly. DX11 ready

Cons: there are cons

Overall Review: It was a tough choice choosing between this and the gts250 Read through many site reviews & checked benchmarks Both cards performed roughly the same I even considered the gts250 for its PhysX capabilities But then I thought, gts250 is aging old DX10 hardware which of course will still last for it is a good performer, but no DX11 eye candy then I though about the amount of watts it uses which is way more than this card, not to mention higher temperatures the performance per watt was the 5750 by far, and decided on it. my system is a core 2 e8400, 4gb dual channel 1066, p43 chipset & now this radeon hd 5750 I am satisfied... for now

Pros: At first I was very worried that this would just be a "cheapo" attempt at a good 1GB video card.. Don't be fooled by the low price, this card has an amazing bang for it's buck! Set up with some good ram (4gb) and a good processer (I'm running the AMD X6 at 2.8mhz) I MAXED out Crysis on a 1580x1050 monitor with decent FPS, only dropped noticably while driving vehicles. I really wasn't expecting that out of this card.. With that being said, there is NO game that this can't currently handle beautifully. It runs cool enough that I don't feel I ever need to worry about it, quiet and it looks really nice. Also the short length of this is also something to note. I highly recommend this to any gamer on a budget who still wants to be able to brag about maxing out the newest games. Also regaurding the issues with driver problems... I AM RUNNING WINDOWS 7 64BIT, and it works fine. Simply DO NOT use the driver on the disc it comes with. Go to their website and download the latest one, easy.

Cons: DOES NOT COME WITH A FREAKIN' CROSSFIRE BRIDGE. Seriously companies.. Do you realize how annoying and difficult it is for people to find proper bridges? I'm no new comer to computer hardware and even then, scouring various forums and websites trying to figure out what will work with what and where I should get it and so on and so on.. It's not necessary. Never mind a newcomer trying to figure that all out himself.. I do firmly believe that EVERY Crossfire enabled card needs to come with a short and a long crossfire bridge... Still paying 150 bucks for your product, can't include a bridge that cost a buck to make? Amazingly silly. I don't understand.

Overall Review: Despite my rant about the bridges, it's nothing against this card as that seems to be a universal con with countless graphics card manufacturers.. Tisk. This card performs amazingly well for it's price tag, worth every dollar. I have no regrets for purchasing this.

Pros: Very happy with this product. First, its pretty fast. Runs Crysis, with all settings at high , 1680x1050 4xAA at 35 fps average. Enough said. At those settings, my 8600GT could only give me about 2 fps.... Also uses very low power, I'm using a 350W PSU and even after hours of stress tests I didn't get any problem. Installation was really easy, I simply uninstalled old drivers, switched cards, installed new drivers and was good to go after a reboot. I was a little worried since people with my setup (Windows 7 64 bit, switching from a Geforce card) seemed to have lots of problems with drivers but I didn't get any. The fan is inaudible at low speed, while still not being disturbing at work.

Cons: It definitely runs at higher temperatures than the reviews I had read (about 50°C idle, 80°C at max load). This is probably due to my case (HP case, really bad airflow) so I can't remove eggs for it.

Overall Review: Perfect product for a moderate gamer. Cheap, friendly with weak power supplies and will fit in almost any case while giving you the performances of 2 year-old top-end cards. Ordered on sunday, shipped on monday, received on thursday IN CANADA, Newegg rocks!

Pros: This card is amazing, I bought the card about a week ago and it runs great. I have Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit and had no driver problems. I also have a Gateway computer with a 9500 Quad Core which has 8gb of ram. Had no problems with the card . Another thing that it does well, it can play Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 on 1600 by 900 resolution with no lag. Other games it does well on high settings are Red Alert 3 and Battlefield 2.

Cons: The con is that it does not play Rome Total War well at all. The card does’t even run a 3,500 man battle on high without lag ,,,, but I partly believe that the game is not up to date and is old so that might be the problem.

Overall Review: It’s worth it, Go for it :-)

Pros: Wow...this card is fast...i have windows 7 64-bit....card installed without any problems what so ever...runs bad company 2, crysis, assassins creed 2 all flawlessly. Upgraded from His 4650 512 mb....HUGE difference....Get This Card...cant beat it for the price.

Cons: need another one!!

Overall Review: I am running: AMD Phenom II X4 940 Biostar TA790GX 128M Motherboard 8 Gigs Patriot Viper II DDR2 1066 Ram 500 Gig Western Digital Hard SATA Drive 160 Gig Seagate SATA Hard Drive XFX Radeon HD 5750 1Gig 128-bit GDDR5 Ram Lg Hd/Blu-Ray Burner Player/ 16x Dvd Burner Lg 24x Dvd Burner Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

Pros: I didn't believe everyone else with problems on these cards......I though they were ignorant, or doing something wrong, they aren't. This card is a beautiful card, I can max out just about everything with my Phenom II x4 945 , In windows 7 64-bit ultimate. It installed fine, I have not overclocked it, don't think ill need to or I will buy another for Crossfire. ( I gave it a three because if these issues are fixed it is amazing, it will get a perfect rating, but until then its so useless) Also effects 5770, 5800 series, some 5900 series and some 48xx series as well. Even without crossfire (I have only one card)

Cons: Okay where to start, the card is amazing...when its usable. I like many others on forums, etc, have had problems randomly occuring in games, or 3D applications, at first I thought it was a bad card, then I thought bad drivers, so I originally used 10.1; 10.2 was released today did a fresh install of windows 7 64-bit, Installed new drivers....worked amazing for uh a whole 10 minutes, then crashes like every other time I play a game, sucks too I am dying to play Dragon Age, Bioshock, and Burnout Paradise...bought them all for my new rig...I can only watch movies, and listen to music and browse the web...really pathetic for ATI/AMD, they claimed 10.2 would fix all this. It didnt. Now im not sure what I am to do, RMA for another bad card? I would have installed XP pro 32-bit; but the problem exists 32/64 bit; as well as anything from xp to vista, someone even claimed using Fedora Core it gave green screens of death as I am learning to call them. I can say I have lost all faith

Overall Review: in ATI; and AMD, how could they let so many people just sit here after we dish out our money (which isnt easy to come by these days) with amazing graphics cards that don't work. Doesnt seem to matter what motherboard, PSU, Memory, Windows version (32-bit or 64-bit), or even what Processor, Ive tried bios updates, changing ram, changing slots, reinstalling windows, different drivers. I think im begining to hate ATI and AMD. And if anyone from XFX is reading this, im ashamed to say I bought this from you, ive bought so many other cards from you without a problem shouldnt you warn people before they buy a potentially useless product? I am so upset with XFX, AMD and ATI. And even if it is fixed what do we get for spending money...for nothing....I hope an XFX rep reads this...its just sad. I cant believe im saying this but I might go with the other graphics card manufacturer...the dreaded 'N'. And for so many years I swore by XFX, ATI and AMD....now I warn stay away from them..sad...

Pros: Fast card for the price. Double Lifetime Warranty is awesome. This card is fast, get it with a crossfireX ready motherboard so you can expand to two of them later and you will ensure a cheap upgrade for later down the road.

Cons: ATi Catalyst Control Center and drivers are a major pain. Currently there is a bug where they clock the card wrong idle and upon entering a game the card becomes stuck at 400mhz/900mhz instead of 700mhz/1150mhz where it's supposed to be for 3D. Also blue/grey/red screens and driver restarts can happen aswell. There are many threads and topics about this on the internet and most have come to the conclusion that it is on the driver level. ATi has so far released a hotfix for the 58xx series and has said that the hotfix for the 57xx series is on the way. Until then we'll have to wait for this. Although now I know I can max out Star Trek Online, Farcry2, AvP Demo, Dead Space, NBA2k10 and several other games with my card at 400mhz core 900mhz memory.

Overall Review: With ATi tray tools and ATi overdrive enabled in the CCC you can set your card to overclock to its proper speed. I had troubles in Star Trek Online at 700/1150 where it would freeze up for 2-5 seconds every few minutes randomly and continue running fine, so I clocked down to 400/900 and I am keeping it there until ATi's drivers can handle it. (It has no troubles in any of my other games at 700/1150 so I'm not blaming the manufacturer on this one) Bought this for a new build and so far I am happy, but slightly disappointed with ATi. Techpowerup forums and several others such as [H]ard OCP have discussions on the drivers and problems. Phenom X4 945, XFX 5750 1GB, Asus M4A78T-E CrossfireX mobo, 500gb WD Caviar Blue, 4GB XMS3 9-9-9-24 (was on sale for 70 bux0rs!), Windows7 32-bit Home Premium, Xclio Godspeed Two Advanced Case Fast system

Pros: It is fast enough to drive multiple monitors @1920x1200 with no lag or tearing. Not power hungry necessarily. I have this card, an EAH-5750, and a Powercolor 5770 all in different boxes. This one "feels" fastest, and actually may have more overclock headroom than either of the others. In Linux, PCM over HDMI is working using Pulseaudio and XBMC works wonderfully.

Cons: You have to deal with the murky ATI/Realtek driver combination in order to get good video and audio. Sometimes ATI's driver releases break more things than they fix. Getting bitstreaming audio to work is still difficult, and not possible under linux, at least with all the methods I've tried.

Overall Review: First, no matter who makes the card you can get the ATI HDMI audio driver from Realtek's website. For this reason, you should use ATI's latest video driver set in preference to XFX. Alternatively, you can use one of the tweaked drivers based on a gaming-optimized driver release 10.4 (Windows only). Second, Linux tearing issues are finally given some attention, and with the new Catalyst 11.1 on kernel 2.6.35, there is a simple checkbox to eliminate tearing. This card is fast enough to actually work with the "fix" (Wait for VSync) without other issues.