EVGA 200 GeForce 210 DirectX 10.1 01G-P3-1312-LR 1GB 64-Bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Low Profile Video Card

Pros: EVGA means quality chips and builds Nvidia (in my opinion) has best graphics card technology PCI Express 2.0 x16 compatible 64-bit processing 1GB DDR3 RAM is enough for HD video streaming and playing Easy to install, just plug and play using Windows driver or use NVidia's driver (which is much better) Comes with VGA, DVI and HDMI (with audio) inputs Low power consumption when in idle Supports DirectX 10 2 year warranty

Cons: Fan gets louder and louder as time progresses so -1 egg for that.

Overall Review: Purchased this for my HTPC build for the living room. It works great for any HD content, whether it's streaming,hosting or playing local files via media player. I'm not planning on heavy gaming on this HTPC. Overall, it was a very economical solution since I was not planning on building a high end gaming PC. It works flawless for HD content.

Pros: I bought this card to provide rudimentary graphics capability to run KDE on a Linux server. This was needed to use several apps that only ran in a GUI. It worked well in an old, repurposed Dell 2950 server that lacked enough onboard graphics horsepower for a Linux GUI. The card worked well for this, although Ubuntu server needed to be installed first as a non-GUI using only the onboard graphics. The card proved incompatible with Windows on the 2950 as well as any OS on more recent Dell servers (R320, R710). It now lives in a SuperMicro box and has been running for 8 months without problems.

Cons: The fan is noisy. I would not want to listen to it in a desktop environment. In a server rack, with dozens of fans screaming at 9000 RPM, it isn't an issue.

Pros: Smooth gameplay on games like MW2 and all F2P shooters out there. Came alot earlier than expected and was easy to install.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Only thing I did not like was USPS said they delivered but no one was home when in fact I was home all day, so I had to go out and pick up the package at local post office. That really irritated me so I recommend at least using 3-day shipping.

Pros: cheap. super cheap. does what its supposed to. definitely came with low profile brackets, unlike some of the other reviewers.

Cons: id say the performance of the card, but its a 30 dollar card. you get what you pay for. I knew exactly what I was buying when I bought this.

Overall Review: you cant really go wrong with this card for 30 dollars, unless you think this is some ultimate gaming card.

Pros: I bought this for my HTPC to decode 1080p MKV movies. The card supports PureVideo/CUDA acceleration, so it was perfect. I tested the card on XBMC Dharma beta, and it works like a charm. HTPC machine is an old Dell Optiplex 745, Core 2 Duo 2.33 GHZ (first generation), 4GB of memory running Windows XP Home. It had a lot of trouble decoding 720p/1080p movies. Now this video card does all the work, leaving the processor untouched.

Cons: DOES NOT COME WITH A LOW PROFILE BRACKET! NewEgg says the card is "low profile ready" (which is true) but it doesn't come with the necessary bracket. Although, this is my mistake, since I didn't read the full item description as they do write "no bracket included". As a result, I have the card sitting in a machine without chassis support. Since it was my stupidity at work, I will not knock an egg off since the card was advertised correctly. The video card has a fan (not passive unfortunately) but it's quiet enough. Actually, I never hear it, because the machine it's in is far away (and movies are loud as they are). Only issue I can see is the fan breaking down in 3-4 years due to ball bearing failures... I doubt it'll be an issue then since I'll have new hardware.

Overall Review: eVGA quality, can't go wrong.

Pros: Inexpensive, small compact, works with Linux

Cons: Non so far

Overall Review: Needed a inexpensive card for some testing on my PC. Ran out and picked up another card from a local chain. It was on sale, looked good, bought it. Popped it into my PC which is running Linux Mint 17 Rebecca. When the computer fired up, this graphics card was reconized instantly by Mint 17 and works perfectly. Another good card for Linux users.

Pros: -VERY silent, I can only hear it if I put my ear next to the fan. -Runs Dead island with highest settings possible at 55-60 fps. -Runs alot of games really good, although I don't really play games at highest settings but I tried it on dead island and it Runs Dead island with highest settings possible at 55-60 fps.

Cons: -Doesn't cook my egg sunny side up

Overall Review: Good for just $35

Pros: Runs Team Fortress 2 in a very high stress situation as smooth as a baby's bottom and the drivers installed them self. Even had free shipping! What more could you ask for, for $37? I originally bought this card just so I could use my computer in the mean time while I wait on an RMA for my current card. But I think I just might build a second rig around this card now too. I am very pleased with the quality put into this tiny card.

Cons: No SLI support.. If only...

Overall Review: I noticed people mentioning it doesn't come with a low profile bracket, mine came with two. One for the hdmi/dvi and the other for the vga. Box showed up two days after ordering, speedy as always. Oh, fun fact, this card runs TF2 smoother than the GTX 550 Ti. If you don't mind running it on medium quality (as apposed to high on the 550). I have also read some very disturbing comments here relating to EVGA's customer service and I cannot say I believe a word of it. I have been a loyal EVGA customer for years and can't come up with a single complaint or dissatisfaction. Keep it up EVGA!