Pros: This card seems to run very well so far. Graphics options in Black Ops are maxed out and this card handles it all with no problem.

Cons: Beware that this card has 2 6-pin power connectors. Make sure your power supply has 2 6-pin connectors because the card does not come with any converter dongle. Also, this card is long. Very long. It measures 10.8 inches long, and does not fit in my Lian Li PC60 case. I am going to have to mod the hard drive cage to allow the card to fit.

Overall Review: When first installed, Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate did not recognize the card and defaulted to 800x600 vga graphics mode. This card is so new it is not recognized by Windows. Just load the drivers that came on the CD with the card and you are good to go!

Pros: Great card period. Just add it to the cart and enjoy. Runs cool and quiet. Is as fast as the nVidia 570 50% of the time and 50% of the time not. But can be flashed for free which makes this faster and cheaper. Its a no brainer. Don't be fooled by people that can't follow directions.

Cons: The fact fact that people with high tech levels complain about drivers and interface. For future reference that makes you look stupid. Think about it. How can you have a high tech knowledge but have trouble installing video drivers. Complaining about game advertisements when installing drivers? Really. Why buy the card? These must be the same people complaining that BF3 will only support 24 players on thier console. NOOBS!

Overall Review: I have owned mostly ATI cards except for my cra**y 8800Gt single slot cooler card. Order of ownership..9500GT,9800XT,1950XT,3850,8800GT,4890 and know this 6950. I never once had a problem installing and uninstalling drivers. The CCC(Catalyst) is fantastic. Here is a little tip for the people having problems with drivers. Step 1: download ATI drivers from web (save to desktop) Step 2: uninstall existing driver. Step 3: restart PC. Step 4: click on icon from ATI download thats on your desktop. Step 5: restart PC like it asked you to do. Step 6:Open CCC (icon near clock). Step 7: Go to overdrive max out settings core/mem put power control to 20%, set fan at 45% press apply and exit. Step 8: go have a cig slam a beer while you run your favorite benchmark. Step 9: Stumble back to PC. Check new score YAHOO! Step 10: go play favorite game and tell all your noob friends how awsome you are. Step 3:

Pros: Next generation architecture, 2GB GDDR5, Eyefinity, easy and stable overclocking, inexpensive, XFX Double-Lifetime Warranty. DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER THE CARD WITH XFX! This card is a beast. It has the power to chew through any games on the market at HD resolutions and not skip a beat. Period. Tested in Bad Company 2 Vietnam, Metro 2033, Darksiders, Medal of Honor 2010, ArmA 2, Borderlands, Stalker Call of Pripyat, Just Cause 2, and more. In each and every case this card performed fantastic. Pumping out high stable framerates at 1920x1080 and all maximum game settings. Stock clocks, 50% fan speed, idle at about 42-44C, under sustained load at about 50-58C, with a room temp of about 69F. At 50% fan speed, this card is not very loud at all, actually quieter than the card it replaced. Replaced an HIS Radeon HD 4870 IceQ4+ Turbo 1GB GDDR5. Significant performance improvement in high-end games at maximum settings and 1080p. Able to take full advantage of DX11 when

Cons: Not a con, just be aware this is a long card, no larger than many other modern high-end units though. It may not fit in mid-tower cases if there are HDD's installed a lower rack in the case, or it may be a very tight fit. Full tower cases will not be a problem. This one is installed in a Cooler Master HAF 932 Full Tower and there is a great deal of room to spare.

Overall Review: Note that the 6900 series of cards is still ahead of most games and the drivers will only get better and more refined as time goes on. The card is performing wonderfully at this time, however some games, and many newer and upcoming titles, will very likely see an even larger performance increase as the drivers evolve. This card seems to be able to handle anything I throw at it without any problems. I am very pleased with this product and its performance in my games. Chose XFX to take advantage of the Double-Lifetime Warranty. Nice to have, but even nicer when you are buying such new hardware. Like I said above, do not forget to register the card with XFX, the details and information necessary are on a card in the package (a "do not disturb" style door hanger to be exact). Other hardware being used with this card: ASUS Crosshair IV Formula AM3 Motherboard AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black Edition Processor 8GB A-Data DDR3 1600G Gaming Series RAM Cougar PowerX 700 Watt PSU

Pros: I have had the 6950 in my rig for over a week now, and it has performed flawlessly. It runs Black Ops without a hitch, and powers a 27" monitor at full HD mode without complaint. If you need to upgrade to a vid card, consider this one

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: This card really seems to run cool, and uses very little power based on the watt meter on my UPS display. I am running this card and Intel Quad Core processor using a Corsair VX450 (purchased from Newegg, of course) and I have no power problems. Hope everything continues as it has so far.

Pros: Fast, Fast, Fast. 7.9 on the Windows Experience. Installation was seamless. No Issues whatsoever. Running BF BC at max with no hesitation/lag/blivits with all settings max'ed out.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: I didn't realize how important a really GOOD video card was for online gaming. Now I do. Do not skimp on the video card! You don't have to go crazy with a $500 - $1,000 card to get what this card provides. This card has an outstanding value relationship: price / quality / performance. I am going to purchase two more monitors and expand the field of view. This card should be able to handle it with no problems.

Pros: As noted below, I am very pleased with this vid card so far. This is my second XFX branded card and XFX offers a double lifetime warranty (parts/labor). There is a catch, however. You MUST register the card within 30 days of purchase, or the warranty defaults to something like 2 years or so. PLEASE take advantage of the lifetime warranty and register your purchase within 30 days. The way I am beating this card in Black Ops, I may need the extended warranty, hehe ;-).

Cons: None so for. I have not had a lock up or other problem, that I was experiencing with my older 4850 card.

Overall Review: Kind of tricky making folks register to get the warranty, but I guess if you want it, you must register.

Pros: Where to begin? This is the fastest video card I've ever owned. It blows my old 5770 crossfire build out of the water (even though synthetic benchmarks say otherwise.) Currently running the Battlefield 3 Beta on Ultra settings, getting a crisp 75FPS with vsync on. This card is just fantastic. XFX double life time warranty is also an added bonus.

Cons: -This thing is freaking huge... JUST cleared by Antec 300, had to move my hard drive down a couple of slots.

Overall Review: Bought this card second hand off an online auction house /wink. XFX honored my warranty and EVEN gave me a free copy of Dirt 3. XFX is in a league all their own.

Pros: Dual bios allows for "experimentation" with other cards bios...that works. Runs an eyefinity rig on an old core 2 duo chip at 5760x1080 with respectable framerates.

Cons: Doesn't do my laundry.

Overall Review: Couldn't be happier. Will likely crossfire to crank up detail in eyefinity when $ allows.