SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 3450 DirectX 10.1 100234HDMI 512MB 64-Bit GDDR2 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

Pros: HDMI port output is HDCP compliant. Includes a VGA and DVI port used for use with multiple monitors. Price very attractive with free shipping and fast delivery. Low profile, low power consumption and no fan to burn out. 512mb memory.

Cons: Be advised, tried using Windows XP 64 Bits and PowerDVD 7.3 (updated) and was unable to play BD & HD-DVD using HDMI port. Error code 0122 (not compatible graphic card or in clone monitor mode) given. However the solution is to use Windows XP 32 Bits. Problem went away completely and working great ! Most problems are 64 Bits related including Vista OS. Took a day to figure out proper solution.

Overall Review: As stated, great card for the price and for moderate game playing. Yes, I do play PC games but not looking for the uber settings most dream of. Some users *may* have success with 64 Bits OS's but the 32 Bits is a champ.

Pros: HDMI, Crossfire

Cons: None yet

Overall Review: I'm using this in x-fire mode w/ a Biostar TA790GXE. It plays BD movies with no problem. I'm not a big gamer but I did play L4D and Fallout 3 on medium settings at my TV's (37" Aquos) native res (1360x768) with no troubles.

Pros: Card runs very well with my HTPC setup...Using DVI outputting at 1360x768. Has a overclock option. Easy setup...Low Profile...Plus has an HDMI port

Cons: No fan

Overall Review: Very good card for the price....$30 out the door with free shipping cant beat that. is a 5.4 on Windows 7 Ultimate test

Pros: price price price! great card for not much money. windows exp when from 3.0 to 3.6, with the limiter being windows aero exp (gaming was actually 4.1). nice upgrade from my mobo 256M. no fan means it's a very slim card (ended up putting a pci cooler next to it) and very quiet.

Cons: it was a PITA to get my pc to recognize it, install the driver and such. prob just pebcak.

Overall Review: i was used to playing all my MMOs at low, ran DDO the 1st time after install and chose to allow the game to configure settings, it bumped everything to 'high' or better. at last, i can enjoy games the way most other people do.

Pros: Low power consumption, no noise, great for HTPC. Has no problem decoding .MKV's (HD).

Cons: Not for gaming.

Overall Review: None.

Pros: bought this to replace an old 6800gs card. uninstalled the drivers from the old card, shut down, popped in the new card and it's up and running! even used the hdmi port to the tv before installing the drivers. 1080p looks pretty. this should extend the life of my old p4 for a little longer.

Cons: none so far.

Pros: Price Runs Quiet Plug and play Works

Cons: None

Overall Review: I had been using the built in video card that came with my computer. It did not have a DVI input for my LCD monitor, so I was looking for a video card that had one. I had previously bought one with a fan, but it was so noisy I took it out and just went back to the onboard graphics. When I saw this fanless one at a great price I had to get it. It's quiet as a mouse and works great. My overall Vista score went from 3.0 to 3.6. My graphics score went from a 3.4 to a 3.6 and my gaming score jumped from a 3.0 to a whopping 4.1. Wow! Overall I am very pleased with this card and recommend it.

Pros: Does what it's intended to do, no problems with install on winxp

Cons: Two of the metal connector strips at the bottom of the card, which connect within the motherboard socket, had broken off or flaked off the video board somehow. The missing sections amounted to about 1/3 of the strip. Apparently there was enough of the each of the two damaged connectors left for it to work though. I do have questions about the quality of the manufacturer. I doubt I'll buy this brand again.