ZOTAC GeForce 9600 GT DirectX 10 ZT-96TES3P-FSR 512MB 256-Bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: - It's a single slot card. - It's wellpackaged with the bubblewrap static bag, and it was kind of hard to take it out of the box. - I can play high settings in COD4, COD5, Fear2, ultra high in Fall out 3 with 60FPS - It's much better than my Asus Geforce 8600GT - It's quiet too - Didn't need to upgrade my Power supply :D - The cover of the card looks awesome! - Great bang for the buck. - Comes with a Zotac sticker/badge you can stick on your case :D

Cons: Minor con: - When you turn on your computer the graphics card fan is on full blast until Windows load then it's quiet. - The card is long, but I managed to fit it in there. It's about 1 inch more than my 8600GT.

Overall Review: I have HP Pavillion a6110n pc: AMDX2 4400+ 2.3 ghz, 4gig of Gskil 800mhz ram, 320gig harddrive, Windows Vista 32bit, Antec Earthwatts 430, yea 430 watts! About the temperature of this graphics card, in my case which in not a custom case or a custom computer, it idles around 40C and under a full load around 60C. I have a Vantec PCI slot cooling fan( the one with the blue LEDS) bring it down to around 55C.

Pros: Made me run CoD4 @ 5 Fps to 100 FPS this is a excellent card. I was impressed with the improvement it has brought upon my computer!!! I recommend this card to everyone i know thanks agian ZOTAC Nice product

Cons: NONE!

Overall Review: .

Pros: Runs well. I replaced a 7600GT with this last year (March 2nd) and I went from running COD4 at 1024x768 at low-to-medium settings and 45fps to 1280x1024 at medium-to-high settings at 80fps. Runs cool as well (50ish C during gameplay) I'm running it in a 3 1/2 year old computer (purchased fall of 2005) and it runs without a problem.

Cons: None that I can think of.

Overall Review: This is in my desktop back home, and I'm at college on my laptop. Pentium D 830 3.0GHz, 2GB DDR2 667, 2x WD Raptor 75GB, Zotac 9600GT. Processor would be the main bottleneck in my system but it's a Dell XPS 600 so I would basically need a completely new system to fix that (mobo only supports Pentium D processors) The PSU is 3 years old, rated as 600W with 2 12v rails with 17amps on each and it has no problem with this.