GIGABYTE GV-N660OC-2GD GeForce GTX 660 2GB 192-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: *Runs everything I have thrown at it.
*Only uses one six-pin power connector.
*Major upgrade from my GTX 460.
*Looks awesome.

Cons: Might be a tad loud for some people but doesn't bother me.

Other Thoughts: Lets face it, you came to the reviews to see what games it would run and what FPS you would be getting. Here are my specs so you can use them as a comparison. All games are running on the highest settings using 1050p (1680X1050).

AMD FX-6300 (stock speed, 3.5ghz, stock heatsink),
GTX 660,
8GB crucial ballistics DDR3 ram,
1TB HDD,
Turbolink 500W power supply.

GTA:IV - 70 fps, 30-40 fps w/ Ice enhancer+ultimate textures 2.0+realizm v6.2.

Skyrim - 60 fps

Metro:Last Light - 55 fps

Planetside 2 - 45-50 fps, dips just below 40 if there is a huge battle going on.

Chivalry - 50-60 fps.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Checked Gigabyte's website and it said a 450W power supply was the minimum so I figured my 550W would work fine. I was wrong it fried the power supply after 5 mins. Now I have to purchase a new power supply. Don't listen to Gigabyte if you want this card get a new PSU if yours is 550W or below.

Pros: * Less than 10 inches long
* Plays games at 1080p well above 40 frames per second
* Runs cool and quiet despite having huge fans and being mounted in a small itx case from Silverstone.
* Nice boxing
* Metro Last Light for free

Cons: * Nvidia Experience software is simple enough, but doesn't give me the ability to adjust the settings myself. Only wholesale optimizations as deemed fit by Nvidia.
* Only one free game (a terrible excuse for a con, I know)

Other Thoughts: Originally purchased elsewhere, I bought this card because it was well-reviewed and had very few reports of RMA or defects.

Pros: Worked well for three weeks

Cons: blue artifacts after booting windows, and then a black screen. dead in ubuntu too. I can only access the BIOS.
very disappointed.

Pros: No glitches whatsoever running in SLI with two of these bad boys

Cons: None

Pros: Great card, I personally havent found a game yet that I can't run on very high settings, and it stays very cool in my very hot room.

Cons: Kinda large

Pros: Out of the box runs great. No hiccups or driver issues. I've FINALLY been able to play all my favorite new games on ultra with no problems (Far Cry 3, Bioshock Infinite, etc) - it's really great to see what the developers intended the game to look like. It's also pretty quiet for suich a large card (I went from an HD 5670 to the GTX 660 - big jump)

Cons: Not much. I guess I could complain that it's not supported by Steam's "Update Drivers" function that's currently reserved for ATI cards... I do miss that. But that has nothing to do with the quality of this video card.

Other Thoughts: A lot of games have PhysX support which is great if you have a strong Nvidia card. I know it's kind of unfair for ATI owners - I have been one of them for over 8 years. But I do definitely notice a difference in certain details with PhysX. I'm happy with my purchase... VERY HAPPY ! ;)

Pros: - Much more powerful than my previous 465 GTX
- Quiet, runs cool (40C currently)
- Cheap! If you happen to get the rebate it's even better!

Cons: The vibration noise mentioned by a few reviewers happened to me as well.

A solution is a small piece of doubled up electrical tape placed between the cross piece under the left-most fan enclosure (closest to the video ports) and the heatsink.

At first I was worried about heat affecting the tape but it seems to be doing well after multiple check-ups. The vibration noise has stopped completely.

Not a problem at all! Still would have liked to see Gigabyte fix it.

Other Thoughts: Buy it! Very powerful card for a mid-range price.

Pros: Runs everything I throw at it on high
Relatively Quiet

Cons: None anymore

Other Thoughts: This is an update from my previous review (Titled "Code 43"). Got my RMA issued card, popped it in and it has been over a week and it runs like a dream! I figured I got a lemon and I am glad I was right!

Pros: I only really bought this for the surround, as I don't mind turning quality down for a better fps in my games. If all you want is a surround enabled card with some mid range quality then this is great

Cons: If you're trying to get a really good surround setup with max quality this won't do. You'll need to invest some $400 in sli and/or better cards to get a good result currently

Other Thoughts: Honestly I thought it would perform a little better but I may have had unreasonable expectations