Pros: Overclocked to: core 735mhz, shader 1522mhz, memory 1191mhz on 100% fan and running @ ~65 degrees full load. It might be capable of a bit more but I didn't push it to the very edge because it's hard to get a good stress test for gpus.

Cons: The MSI overclocking utility that it comes with is a bitweird and I couldn't figure out how to use it, but it wasn't a big deal because I was able to use EVGA's Precision to overclock it and it worked fine.

Overall Review: I would have preferred a card without a game graphics picture on it, but of coarse that isn't important.

Pros: Easy installation, no hardware problems

Cons: Bad for overclocking. The only voltage controls that you have are ram, v core, vtt core, and north bridge. No qpi or PLL voltage controls. No adjustable ram multiplier, and no qpi multiplier. And what's with the 4 pci e x16 slots? you cant use all 4 with normal graphics cards, only 2. And when you have a motherboard error, the board gives an error code like E8 or 08, but neither the manuel nor the website have translations for what that means!

Overall Review: If you're not going to overclock it's fine and I didn't have any hardware problems. But if you have any intent on overclocking, it's lack of features and controls severely limits it. Get a known overclocking brand.

Pros: Good oc and EVGA's precision utility is, in my opinion, the best on the market.

Cons: I really wanted to use the EVGA's famous voltage tuner, but it doesn't work for my version of the gtx 260. But maybe in the future...

Pros: One of the largest and best quality screens that you can buy for the price. Great resolution and picture. You really don't need anything larger unless you want bragging rights.

Cons: I had a bad pixel at first, but I was able to get rid of it using a home treatment (pushing it w/ a pen) and it went away, and I haven't had any problems again. It was no big deal.

Overall Review: I'd definitely recommend it. Great price, spend the money you saved on other hardware for your new pc.