Pros: Upgraded from a HD4200igp and WoW is about all I can say, used to have a system with a 9600gt and 8800gts and this one keeps up and then some! Runs crysis on Gamer settings perfectly fine 30+ fps. FSX is beatiful and Starcraft 2 goes off without a hitch all at 1080p! And runs fine on my 300wt power supply

Cons: had to buy it lol,

Other Thoughts: system:
AMD Athlon ll X4 @2.8ghz
3gb DDR3 @1066
1tb seagate sata
Sapphire Radeon HD 4650 512mb
Windows exp. 5.9 vid 6.8

Pros: Does what my former (more expensive) video card couldn't. Stays very cool even when playing games that push it to the limit.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: I bought this to replace a more expensive Galaxy 9500GT which was nearly twice the price and had twice the video memory. With the Galaxy card I had to turn everything down to a minimum to get a decent frame rate (playing Street Fighter 4 with no backgrounds isn't that great for a 1GB geforce 9500 series card). With this card I can run most games at 1920x1080 with everything ether high or maxed and still average aound 59.90 fps. I've never been more happy with a piece of computer hardware.

Pros: Very good performance, cheap.
Coming from a 7300GT which could barely play C&C 3 on medium, Crysis on low at 800x600, and BF2 on low with 40 FPS I now can play C&C 3 at ultra high, Crysis on medium at 1440x900, and BF2 at highest settings with over 60 FPS.
It is a very good card for the money.

Cons: There is no crossfire connector or slot on the card, relying on software Crossfire.
The bundle was very cheap.

Other Thoughts: Always put my friend's 9500GT to shame, but now he has dual 5850's.

Pros: Handles AutoCad and such beautifully. Also plays Bad Company 2 on high settings.(little choppy through smoke but that's expected for this price)
HD is great ;)
Bulky fan keeps it cool

Cons: Bulky fan takes up a lot of space.

Other Thoughts: AMD Phenom II X4 945 Deneb 3.0GHz
G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600
ASUS M4A77TD AM3 AMD 770 ATX
HEC 6C28BB8S Black Steel ATX Mid Tower
Western Digital Caviar Blue

Not the greatest specs but it gets the job done.

Pros: Card handles amazingly well for the price. Displays beautifully on my Asus VH226 HD monitor. I get around 120 FPS in most games without issue with graphics settings near max. Overall a great card for under $100.

Cons: You can't overclock the card if your using dual monitors which takes away from the dual monitor support.

Other Thoughts: I personally recommend the card for low priced systems. It's the best card I've used that wasn't $100+ and it outperforms most of the similarly priced nVidia card I've used.

Pros: It's pretty fast for the price. Even has fan control.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Can't really overclock if you have multiple monitors. Makes the start menu flicker on second monitor.

Pros: Not as pricey and huge as some higher end cards out there, keeps really cool!

Cons: None whatsoever.

Other Thoughts: Built a machine for my woman, stuck this in there thinking it would just moderately handle well. Boy was I wrong! I'm extremely pleased with the results of this card. net_graph on TF2 displays this baby at 180 fps @ 1280x1024 with almost all settings max'ed, vert sync disabled. Anti-aliasing at 8x will drop it down to about 115 fps, which is still more than enough. 8x AA @ 1600x1200 reso will drop it to 80.

MW2 at 1280 x 1024 75 Hz runs very smooth with 4x AA (max), Texture set on Extra, Normal Map detail at High and specular map detail set on high, Shadows and ragdoll effects both enabled. There's no console in MW2, so I don't know my exact FPS, but it "feels" at somewhere between 80-100, specular map disabled. Very very pleased.

My first Sapphire purchase, but definitely not my last.

ASRock M3A770DE mobo
A-data AX3U1600GB2G9-CG 2gb ddr3 1600 mem
SAPPHIRE 100295HDMI Radeon HD 4670 graphics
Apevia Xplorer ATXB8KLW-BK case
AMD Athlon 2 X2 250 Regor 3 ghz cpu
hec Orion XPO

Pros: Easy Driver install and upgrade using Catalyst software. High resolutions @ true color. Low Profile Socket adapters a plus. Fairly good performance index in Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit (5.9).

Cons: Needs two slots to enable use of all 3 types of low-profile video connections.

Other Thoughts: A good low-budget card for low-power systems.

Pros: I bought this card for my first major setup -- it runs like a beast; I don't see any reason to have to buy a monster card that barely fits into your case. Scrap the $70, this thing handles anything you throw at it (except, maybe, Crysis...). I can run Oblivion on max settings; 8x Anti-Aliasing, highest resolution, pretty much max settings, and all at a good 30-40 FPS. Screw the giant EVGAs, this thing handles all.

Cons: Getting the screw holes on the expansion bracket and the card to line up was a bit of a stretch -- literally. I've seen no problems, though, so I'm not worried in the least.

Pros: 1st time builder, used for HTPC, nice sized card for a atx mobo w/mid-atx case, runs fairly cool, easy plug and play. On-line video looks great on 56" DLP w/HDMI connection. Running along side with AMD Phenom II X2 3.1GhZ, 4gb memory, WOW.

Cons: NONE.

Other Thoughts: You read the reviews now act on it. You wont be disappointed. And NEWEGGS delivery is beyond fast and exceptional! Thanks for the great shopping experience.