GIGABYTE GeForce 210 DirectX 10.1 GV-N210D3-1GI 1GB 64-Bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Low Profile Ready Video Card

Pros: To start, kinda cheap, has a fan, and is 1GB of video ram. So far, has run just about any game i have thrown at it. Does well with the computer it's in, even being connected to an older motherboard; a Sapphire socket 939. Great for older or newer systems, especially if you don't have alot of money and want a quality card. The easy boost feature on the CD actually works pretty well, unlike Zotac products, which are over-rated.

Cons: Was a little slow on installing, though that was more because of the system then the card.

Overall Review: Gigabyte has always made good products, and glad to see they still don't disappoint. If you're thinking twice about getting this card, don't. It will handle most games, as long as the rest of the system can handle it, and since it has a fan, it won't overheat that much. It runs pretty cool. Always get a graphics card with a fan, even with a well-ventilated system they can overheat.

Pros: Runs most newer games on med setting to high without the boost. I have it paired up with a i5 2500 on a biostar board. L4d2 runs great on med. Starcraft2 med to med high.

Cons: For the price I could have chipped in a little more for something better but i was on a budget build and only have a 300watt psu to play with.

Overall Review: i5 2500 8gb Gskill Geforce 210 BIOSTAR MEDIA HD61 (Case & mb and PSU 300watt)

Pros: im a gamer, and The day after i placed my order, i realized i ordered this instead of the 50$ one, so i was bummed thinking that it was gunna suck. the day i got it i also got my power supply and reawakened my desktop after 8 months(never bothered to fix haha). i was able to run minecraft with everything on high with 79 fps, with the lagometer on. also runs daoc, runescape, and city of heroes nice.

Cons: None found yet.

Overall Review: silent + does its job + keeps its cool x price = epic win.

Pros: Plays most games with no issues. Skyrim, WOW and FS on medium settings.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: For a general user and normal gamer this card will work great.

Pros: price is great. Does what i bought it for and more.

Cons: Loud for such a small card

Pros: *Quiet *Easy Installation *Audio over HDMI without the need for extra cable connections

Cons: None

Overall Review: It's quiet, powerful enough for any normal/HD video, and does audio over HDMI. Perfect for an HTPC. I didn't have to do anything special to get the audio working over HDMI on Windows 7 - it installs an Nvidia HDMI audio device and it worked perfectly after installing the normal display drivers from nvidia.com.

Pros: This card is very affordable, uses barely any electricity, and fits in a Small Form Factor tower. Works very well under Ubuntu and Windows 8.

Cons: Slow slow slow. I understand that this is not the latest technology, but I thought any GeForce on the market today would be faster than the Intel 2000 integrated video card that came with my Acer with an i3. I wanted to play two games that are not that graphic intensive (Cities in Motion, Tropico 3) and it was recommended that I upgrade the video card. Turns out for Tropico 3, the game was unuseable (I can run it with the integrated chip at low graphics settings with no lagging) and Cities in Motion gives me about the same fps (not even 1 fps difference). Back to the store (I did not buy it on Newegg).

Pros: small and quiet. works well.

Cons: none

Overall Review: can't beat the price