ASUS EAH6670/DIS/1GD5 Radeon HD 6670 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: Nice looking card-silent and fit well in the case. I am sure it is a great card, I just received a defective unit

Cons: Older evga 730i ddr2 board would not work with the drives from the disk or website. The very annoying ASUS NetServer app has to be installed to load drivers and consumed all my system resources slowing things to a crawl while cooking the cpu. Spent a few days approaching things from different angles but could not get this card to work. RMA'd defective (thnx Newegg). Replaced with EVGA GeForce 650-no problems now.

Pros: Am playing WoW at over 70+FPS at high/ultra settings at 1080P while running AMD Dual Graphics with this and an A10-5800K APU! No need to overclock this or the APU to do so either.

Cons: NONE

Other Thoughts: I get no micro-stutter when running dual graphics at 1080P on my 55" HDTV. Best bang for your buck budget gaming solution available in my opinion.

Pros: This is a very good graphics card for the price. So far, I have been able to play Devil May Cry 4 on 1920x1080 with most settings on high or very high. The only place where the FPS dropped significantly was in the area with snow and blizzard. Fallout 3 and New Vegas play on Ultra settings as well, and Civilization V and Age of Empires III. Overall, it is a great budget gaming card. I paired this with a AMD FX-6100 six core processor.

Cons: The software that came with it, GPU Tweak, has some overclocking settings and some saved profiles. When I click on these saved profiles. the graphics start to glitch very bad until I click on default settings again. This is the reason why I am removing an egg.

Pros: I recently had the 7850, but decided to sell it because it was far too expensive. Soon, I resolved to buy the 6670 GDDR5, because it can still run games at a decent level for a very low price. I can honestly say that I am blown away by the performance as it was much higher than I had expected. I ran games such as Guild Wars 2, Far Cry 3, and Tribes: Ascend at medium to high settings. The fps managed to stay between 40 fps and 70 fps for all three games. I personally suggest that if one wants to buy a card that is cheap, the ASUS EAH6670 is the perfect choice.

Cons: None

Pros: Plays all my games at high/decent settings.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Runs modern games greatly.
Fan seems to keep away the dust nicely, only have to spray it every other month.
Runs games like League of Legends, GTA IV, Planet Side, Starcraft II, Alan Wake and more on High - Very high settings.

Fairly Cheap and reliable on.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Awesome card for an entry level one, and does what you don't expect it to do.

Pros: 1St off, 1GB DDR5 is way better than 2GB DDR3 for video card - Card did a light overclock to 940MHz without an issue. Dual GPU'd with the A10-5800K very nicely. It was faster to run Dual GPU than either one of them single.

Plays Defiance on max settings at 1080, Rift at near max settings at 1080 (AA and such are off)

Cons: Did have to enable Dual GPU in the bios and Catalyst control center, but not the card's fault

Pros: Has a fan on the board and runs cool

Cons: System : Asus P8Z68. Intel I7 2600K, 16GB corsair vengeance.
Had to load software from AMD. Asus software did not work. FPS is only a little higher than built in Intel Graphics 3000 running from the CPU.
Gradually started BSOD'ing more and more until it was doing it 3 to 4 times a day with "Clock Watchdog Timeout" error. Took the card out and no BSOD since Mar 23 2013. RMA'd it to ASUS. Took more than two weeks to fix it and has been waiting two days now to ship. The error indicates a "timing fault between processors". I was told by a service person that they were replacing a fuse. WHAT DOES A FUSE HAVE TO DO WITH THIS ERROR? The card was working when I sent it in. I hope it's a lack of communications and all will be well. In the mean time I won't hold my breath both in getting it back and it failing still.

Pros: Upgrade from ATI Radeon x1650 Pro 512MB PCIe

I am building an AMD A10 5800k system and will run Dual Graphics. This card was first component on list since it benefits my current system.

So far this card has been amazing. With a more powerful CPU and upgraded RAM it seems most modern games will run on high settings.

I've just finished Batman: Arkham City. Ran great with some slight stuttering in the more open areas of the world.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Grid, Metro: 2033, GTA IV... They all run great.

The ASUS utility for overclocking is really easy to use though I haven't been using the overclocking features.

The speed bump from the GDDR5 in this model is noticeable compared to the DDR3 models.

This one is already manufactured 10MHz over the standard clock speed for this model. May also contribute to the noticeable speed bump.

Cons: Had to play around with drivers a bit. Problem with video stuttering (missing frames?). Eventually reverted back to the driver that came on the disc and turned off video smoothing and everything runs better now.

Other Thoughts: Here's my current hardware:
Intel Core 2 e6400
4GB PNY 800MHz
Gigabyte 965P-S3

Pros: Simple installation, good quality, drivers and tweaking included on the CD, and an adaptor included for DVI to RGB, for those of us with older monitors.

No need for a 6-pin power cable, either.

A sleek, visually appealing design, sure to look good in any case.

Cons: It isn't an HD7770. That's about all I can find :P

Other Thoughts: This card is GREAT for the money. Performance that is competative with much higher dollar cards. The card is bigger than I expected, but it isn't like the measurements aren't included on the page.