SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 7750 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card ( 11202-00-20G)

Pros: Runs well with dell factory power supply in which total DC output will not exceed 300 watts. Power supply is rated for 17 amps at +12VA and 9 amps on +12VB; 10 amps on +3.3V, 13 amps on +5V.

Cons: No cons to date.

Other Thoughts: Turns your i3 powered Dell Vostro into a modern gaming machine for under $100. My 5-star rating is based on my experience with ease of install, functional drivers, and fulfillment of my expectations upon purchase, which were to turn my my Dell Vostro into an adequate gaming machine, capable of playing modern games (and not necessarily on the highest settings). As a side note, I also purchased an additional 4GB dimm so that total memory is now 8GB,

Pros: Good price, runs cool and quiet

Cons: Driver stops responding on online games. Witch is why I bought it.

Other Thoughts: Bought it to play War Thunder. Was able to play somewhat on ultra low settings. But mostly freezes. My other game I have been playing to several years crashes game. Think it would be good card for the price, but cannot recommend it based on my experience.

Pros: Very reliable
Much faster than benchmarks indicated (running at 1920x1080)
Easy driver updates
Low power requirements/heat output => low fan speeds => very silent computer.
(Stable FPS of between 40-80 on 1920x1080 on bf3 (depending on graphics settings), stable fps at 80 for Warframe, 120 fps for Starcraft 2, didn't test, but very nice fps for blackops II)

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: Many people argue that you should get the 7770 because its more bang for your buck, but I disagree. The benchmarks don't show a very significant improvement, but the 7750 is miles more efficient in terms of power and heat output. If you want a computer that you can game with and STILL be able to leave on overnight for downloads without keeping you up with noise, this is a good card for the build.

Pros: This is a great entry-level card for some mid-to high end gaming depending on the type of engine your game runs. It blows the Unreal engine a new one, but struggles to keep up with the Dice engine. Nothing that a few graphic adjustments wont clear up though.

Cons: Random frame drops in every game I play. Most notably in Smite. I can go from pushing 100 FPS to 40 FPS in an instant, but it jumps right back up. The hiccup is random, but doesnt make any of my games unplayable. However, that annoyance is worth deducting an egg.

Pros: Absolutely phenomenal for the price!
Quiet
Easy to install
Doesn't require a new PSU

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: I purchased this card because my computer which is a 5 year old HP desktop that was really good at the time of purchase was having major trouble keeping up with Skyrim and Guild Wars 2. Frame rate was terrible major spikes on low settings.

Purcahsed this card and I am now running Skyrim on High settings with tons of mods flawlessly and Guild Wars 2 on max at an average of 45 FPS.

I cannot recommend this card enough for the price and for people like me who are gamers but do not care to spend an arm and a leg to upgrade.

If you are debating purchasing this card. Just do it I promise you that you will not regret it.

Pros: works exactly as promised, all my games i couldn't play before are available now, extremely quiet (my fans are louder) installed without any problems.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: For the money this thing is beautiful, i bought it to tide me over untill i could buy the Radeon HD 7970, and it surprised me. still buying the 7970 though.. heh :P

Pros: no extra power connection needed from power supply and using a 450w nice graphics plays all my graphic demanding games with no problems ddr5 awesomeness !

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: thanks its a bargain !

Pros: For the money, this card is absolutely awesome. As long as you don't buy it expecting to play games at ultra in 1080p, you will be more than satisfied with this card. It can play Far Cry 3 at Ultra in 720p and stay at 30fps. Wow.

Cons: This isn't really a con, but if you have the extra $30 I would suggest going with a 7770, it will get you that smooth performance in 1080p.

Other Thoughts: Overall, a great budget GPU

Pros: Works great for the price. Can play Skyrim on high graphics. Didn't have to upgrade my PSU which is only a 300W. Couldn't ask for more 90 bucks. Runs quietly and was super easy to install.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: None

Cons: First one arrived DOA returned it to NewEgg for a replacement. Second one will not work in my wife's new HP ENVY h8-1414 but will work in my old dell box. I even tried switching the power supplies between the boxes because my old computer had a 450 watt PS and her's has a 300w PS without any luck. Put her old Radon HD 7450 in and it works without any problems in either computer. Anyone have any thoughts on this problem?