Pros: I use this in an HTPC. Fan died after a year or so. I initiated an RMA, XFX basically sent me a new unit, sealed in a retail box. Great customer service from XFX

Cons: None.

Pros: Low profile bracket is included. It doesn't require additional power from the PSU, it gets its juice from the PCI Express slot. HDMI for connecting to TV.

Cons: It doesn't include a DVI-VGA adapter for those of us who still have two older LCD monitors with legacy connections. I would prefer a phone support option. Support was only online via a ticket system with e-mail alerts that the ticket had been updated.

Overall Review: I've purchased about a dozen of these for business desktops that need dual-head graphics. Smooth Windows animations, and good overall performance. I don't try to game with these, but imagine based upon the scores that Windows gives them, that mild-moderate games should run just fine. I like that no external power is required, and most business desktops with 250-300W power supplies have no issues running this card. As always, it's best to run the newer drivers from an online download than the CD, but the drivers on the CD that came with mine all appeared to be very stable. Any time I need a dual-head card for a PC that isn't supporting it out of the box, this is my go-to card and I don't think twice. Of the cards I've purchased (11 in total dating from 5/2015 to 11/2015), I did have one DOA, which I contacted AMD support about. Support was online, no phone number, and slow to respond, and asked me to re-do all the troubleshooting I had done already, but once I got through the hoops, the card was RMA'd and a replacement was sent reasonably quickly.

Pros: The card works. Stellarium shows nice simulations of the night sky, when the skys aren't cloudy.

Cons: I didn't notice any.

Overall Review: I don't have all the other hardware needed to do what this card was purchased for. It is still to be determined if it will work as hoped.

Pros: Low profile ready is a plus for this card. I set it up using hybrid crossfire with an ASUS motherboard and it has been running flawlessly for over a month now. It is installed on a budget system that is primarily used for games and the customer has had no problems with it.

Cons: At this time there are no cons

Overall Review: I would recommend this card for someone building a budget system

Pros: This is a great card for a cheap build I can play shadow of morador, crisis 3, skyrim, and many more with out a hiccup. I have it on my 60" TV 1080p and it does great

Cons: Could be a little cheaper now

Pros: This card is great. If you do not have a card installed or need a new one, this card is perfect. Great price and perfomance.

Cons: So far I see no cons

Pros: Cheap, I got this for $55.00 with the mail in rebate. Not a bad option if you just want to play older games. Newer games though and this card really shows its age. Dual graphics is great if the game supports it. I have seen 80 and 90 % increases in frame-rates in supported games One of the more powerful low profile single slot cards Low power consumption makes using this card in a smaller case very practical, no direct connection to power supply is required

Cons: Dual graphics support is pretty sparse and inconsistently supported DDR3 1600 is slow and causing bottle necking, in my build I actually have the APU as the default graphics because I have DDR3 2400, this is only 1600 I believe in dual graphics mode the cards default to the faster RAM, so both are using the 2400. I may be wrong though.

Overall Review: I picked this up for $55 with mail in rebate. I got it to complement an inexpensive AMD APU (A10-7870k) build that I made for my wife. I thought for $55 why not. The card supports dual graphics. I was not building this with a gaming computer in mind, but I am really surprised at how well games that support dual graphics work in this build. I used an IN-WIN BP655 case. The tfx power supply is only 300 watts, but plenty for the itx mother board, APU, GPU, disc drive, and optical drive. I haven't had any power issues. That is most likely due to the fact this card only uses 67 watts. When games support dual graphics, the card works great, but when dual graphics is not supported only older games are really practical. The card gets really hot in this build because the card is so close to the bottom of the case. I can't really blame that on the card. I am considering drilling a 2 in hole right above the fan.

Pros: Well built; it felt like a premium product despite being an entry-level card. It's the most powerful card currently available that is both low-profile AND single slot. Great for HTPC's that need a little bit of power. Fan was not very noticeable over the stock AMD cooler, and temperatures remained good throughout.

Cons: AMD does not support Dual Graphics mode under Linux

Overall Review: I originally bought this card to math it in Dual Graphics mode with a 7850K in an HTPC, to try to squeeze the most power out of a small form-factor PC. Unfortunately, I failed to notice that Dual Graphics is not supported under Linux, and I used Linux Mint 17.1 for my machine, so it doesn't quite work for my purposes. I was still quite impressed by the quality of the card, though. It has nice detailing like the rounded edges of the PCB and other details that make this card stand out among other entry-level cards I've seen. There's still more powerful cards out there at a similar price, but if you need low profile and single slot, this card fills the niche very well.