HIS iCooler H777F1G2M Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: Good while it lasted. Could play 'most' games on max settings. Had trouble with Farcry 3 and a few others.

Cons: Bought in October of last year (2012). Card quit working last week. For $130 of my overtime money would have been nice if it worked for at least a year.

Pros: Just bought a second one to run in Crossfire with the one I reviewed earlier. I'm VERY impressed with the performance of these cards in Crossfire, for just around $200 my machine can finally play every game I've tossed at it with amazing detail. Bitcoin mining rate doubled (around 400 /mhs with very slight overclock) and these things don't flinch a bit under stress. I did have to upgrade my PS to a 750 watt, but everything runs like butter now. With a price like this, and 2 great game titles tossed in, you really can't go wrong for your money.

Cons: None, These are GREAT cards!

Other Thoughts: It's normal for the top slotted card to run at a higher temp in Crossfire mode, so don't be alarmed that one card runs slightly hotter than the other. I've pushed these to 74C Bitcoin Mining and no issues whatsoever with perfomance, they run very cool while gaming.

Pros: Outstanding card, my boyfriend also has one. Plays current titles at max resolution and max settings. Compiz works well in Linux as well, my main O/S. Vivid colors, 0 lag or chopiness. Super, super quite operation.

Cons: No HDMI cable, had to use one from my Bluray Player.

Pros: Good looking, great price to value ratio, and runs just fine.

Cons: The box that it came wasn't very cool....

Other Thoughts: super glad I got this while it was on sale.

Pros: Real great card. It has a super quiet fan and gets the job done. For this price, there is really no other choice. This shipping was fast and I have had an overall positive experience with this GPU. It even comes with a DVI converter for different monitor types, and I loved the fact it had HDMI capabilities. it also comes in a pretty slick package.

Cons: Maybe not as powerful as some other graphics cards on the market, but like I said, for this price it's a no-brainer.

Pros: I've had zero issues with this card. It overclocked well and the temps kept below 68C when overclocked during 3dMark Fire Striker benchmark.

Cons: The only con is I didnt get the free Far Cry 3 or Far Cry Blood Dragon with this card. Even though it was purchased during the promotion I guess Newegg decided to not honor the promotion since they were currently offering a 10% off promotion code on the card at the time of purchase.

Pros: Ran most games on medium-high settings at 1080p
Quiet (for the most part)
Looks nice

Cons: Fan motor gave out after about 10 months
RMA is going unbelievably slow

Other Thoughts: Buy this card, but from a different vendor. Hopefully you will have better luck than me

Pros: Almost silent at default settings without over-heating. Over-clocks easily using catalyst control (love the user defined presets). Plays all of the latest games VERY well (Crysis 3, Bioshock Infinite, CoD Bo2, Far Cry 3 at 1920x1080 on high settings (not on Very High because I'm not an idiot). 200+/mhash on bitcoin mining with slight O/C

Cons: None so far, I'm going to purchase another and toss it in Crossfire. Fan is noisy at higher speeds... but then again, what fan isn't. Pushing the fan to 100% keeps temps down on full load (bitcoin mining, encoding).

Other Thoughts: You can't beat it for the price, and I look forward to using a 2nd for Crossfire.

Pros: Highspeed card with a small profile
PCI-E 3.0 (as usual)
Quiet

Cons: Driver issues occasionally

Other Thoughts: I run two 7970s in my rig and I bought this for my wife so that she could play games like Kingdom of Amalur maxed. It does it very well and everything flows nicely but the drivers could be better. This is Radeon's only faulting point really. Both hers and my cards tend to lock up the display when put to sleep and brought back. The easy remedy is to turn off the sleep and inactive monitor but I shouldn't have to do this. I thought it was a windows problem at first but seeing it happened when I was on Windows 7 and moved to 8 that seems less likely. Her machine is also on 8 and has the same issues. Overall, great card for the money!

Pros: Scores a 7.5 in the Windows Experience Index, if that's important to you. It runs any of the games I play (I'm not a big gamer) just fine, including the free copy of Far Cry 3 that came with the card. Also, it was the cheapest 7770 on Newegg when I purchased it, making it an excellent value. HIS customer service was great once I figured out how to reach them.

Cons: I had some trouble physically installing it (hard to push into the PCIe slot), but that was probably more due to my case interfering with the card's metal tabs. Also, after I first installed it, this card did not play well with Photoshop CS6: the colors were WAY off, and I think another reviewer here had similar issues with CS6 (see other thoughts). Also, HIS's website does not show the latest AMD drivers for this card.

Other Thoughts: HIS's website listed AMD Catalyst 13.1 as being the latest driver version, and this configuration caused my problems with Photoshop. To access HIS's customer service, I had to register for their Kingdom of Gamer website, and once I did I was able to submit a ticket. They got back to me within 24 hours and told me to download Catalyst 13.4 from AMD's website. This driver fixed all my problems with the card, and now everything is peachy keen.