Pros: What's not to love. It comes overclocked, but is easily pushed even more. I run the lower level games like BF2 on the highest settings without a hitch. can't really comment on anything beyond that since I don't run much more video intensive games. Stays nice and cool compared to my last video card.

Cons: I do wish it was a bit smaller.

Other Thoughts: I had been running a 7950 GX2 for a few years and it handled everything well, but this is unquestionably a step up for newer games.

Pros: solid card for price but

Cons: could use more memory

Pros: This Card is unreal!!!! 60fps in WOW maxed, 40fps in Crysis with high settings. Im so impressed by evga's work I will be buying another one very soon to SLI. Overall best bang for the buck

Cons: Not really a con but this card is huge make sure you get a decent size case

Other Thoughts: Q9550 @2.93
780i Evga Mobo
4gb OCZ Reaper PC8500
Evga 9800GTX+ 512MB
CORSAIR 750W
500gb Sata 7200 HDD

Pros: The card is huge, but worth it. I feel I got a good deal at the time for it so I purchased it and so far it plays all the games I tested on it.

Cons: Didn't really find cons except how big it is.

Pros: Simple installation
Runs cool
Smaller then previous generation
Uses less power with only one 6-pin connector

Cons: None yet

Other Thoughts: Works perfectly in my system

Mobo: GIGABYTE GA-MA790XT-UD4P AM3 DDR3 AMD 790X
CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 810 2.6GHz Socket AM3 95W
Mem: Patriot Model PDC34G1333LLK
Psu: Raidmax 500w

Pros: COD 5, Fallout, Portal, WoW, and sevral other games look Great and run great with this card

Cons: The games all run grate till it freezzes, and always in a high action moment....

Other Thoughts: Been looking for driver updates I herd it may fix the freezzing issue...

Pros: Fast, plays just about every game with settings at max without any noticeable slowness. I immediately threw away the CD and documentation and downloaded the latest drivers from Nvidia's website. Whoever complained that the documentation was poor, probably shouldn't be on the inside of a computer.

Cons: Fan is noisy, even when just sitting at the Windows desktop. I built a quality system using a LianLi case with 3 120mm fans, two HD's etc... and this was the by far the loudest item in the system.

Other Thoughts: Its not EVGA's fault, my MSI 8800GTS has the same fan and was noisy as well, it appears all high end Nvidia cards have this fan, I just swapped the Heatsink out for a waterblock to make my system quiet. That's the price you pay for a gaming system.

Pros: Excellent card for price. Very good frame rates for CoD 4 at 1280x1024.

Cons: Documentation is a joke.

Other Thoughts: Would have been 5 stars if the documentation and the included CD actually contained anything useful.

Pros: Although I not an overclocker, this GPU runs quiet and very cool, in fact less than 40 c most of the time. I have it SLI'd to a older 9800 GTX and they are rated to work together. Gaming is such a joy with these. Use the EVGA Precision on auto and even the older GPU runs under 70 celcius. Nice unit.

Cons: This fits on an ASUS P5N-D in the 2nd slot but a very hard fit over the SATA inputs. The older 9800 GTX will not fit in this slot at all. When I added the 9800 GTX plus I wanted it to be in the number one slot since the older GPU runs allot hotter and sits very close to the 2nd one. Mobo makers need to space these between a regular pci slot or something, way to close together, can't see how the fan can pull air into it.

Other Thoughts: EVGA states normal operating temps are 70-80 celcius but I think thats too hot, I see this 9800 GTX plus at 40 c or less all the time and I use dual monitors but will replace the older GPU with this plus unit.

Pros: Great Card, Excellent Price, as well as it is NVIDIA. Upgraded an older computer and was a great deal. Think I will still be able to use that PC for a couple more years. Plays Lord of the Rings Online at very high settings smooth as silk. This was a replacement of my Nvidia 7800GT

Cons: None