Pros: This card WAS offering great performance for the price, when it was $300 or less (was down to $185 but out of stock for the past few weeks) Runs a little hot, but can handle everything you can throw at it in 1080p.

Cons: I would NOT recommend buying at $450. That is literally the only con I currently have with the card. It's a great $250-300 card, but out-shined in the $400+ bracket by newer models.

Overall Review: I was planning on getting a second to Crossfire, but that was when they were priced properly. The value proposition is completely gone on this card now. It is not worth the current price of $450, when you can get a much better card of the current generation at that price point (if you can find them, apparently AMD is having fab issues as everything that have a chip in is having stock issues this holiday season.

Pros: 3 free games. Runs Ultra on Metro: Last Light, DMC, Planetside 2, Dirt 3, Farcry 3, Hitman Absolution, Skyrim and much more. Moderate temperatures. Good price. Crossfire support. Haven't OC'd yet.

Cons: Audible noise. Temps can rise if you aren't mindful of airflow.

Overall Review: Others mentioned it is big, and they had to modify their case, but that isn't the case with me. I have a Mid Tower ATX case, and it fit like a glove. As long as you have enough wire length to run the length of the case, you should have no problem coming up with a space saving solution. Drivers can be frustrating at first, but if you are a bit tech savy, you can get it into a sweet spot where it is, "set and forget". Runs good, i am happy with it, but i will be upgrading for next gen. Haven;t tried overclocking yet, due to my Mid Tower's small size for airflow, but may give it a shot to test it's limits.

Pros: - Quiet - Cool - Dual fans - Trixx with fan controllers - Easily overclockable - Smooth as a baby's bottom This Sapphire 7950 3GB card is amazing. So far, it has played all games I've booted up on ultra, no tearing and no drastic frame rate drops. I haven't even overclocked yet, I don't need to. I got the card on sale for $229, which was just $10 more than the 7850 I planned on getting. Crysis 2 - Ultra - Runs flawlessly Battlefield 3 - Ultra - Tops out 202 FPS, stable at 180 Resident Evil: Revelations - Ultra - Tops out and stable at 180 FPS Serious Sam: BF3 - Ultra - Runs Flawlessly Idles around 29C-31C. Fan speed set to 33%, virtually no audible noise. Fans clocked to 55% and higher, a slight whine is heard. This baby will probably easily play next gen games as well.

Cons: It's a little big. I actually had to bend the back of my computer case to align this card properly between the back and the motherboard. Still, it's to be expected. No eggs withheld.

Overall Review: Build: Case: Rosewill Thor V2 Motherboard: Asus M5A97 CPU: AMD FX-8350 RAM: 8GB (2x4GB) G.Skill Sniper 2133 PSU: Topower 650W OS: Windows 7

Pros: Voltage Unlocked Good cooler, 1100/1400 and voltage at 1.3 never went above 68C in Unigine Heaven Price/Performance Free Games!!

Cons: None so far, absolutely loving it.

Overall Review: This card barely fit in my case, but I'm really glad I got this one instead of the 2L. This one is 0.6" shorter than the 2L and has the same performance. It also has a BIOS switch that lets you switch between BIOS (safer to flash BIOS).

Pros: - Pumps out stellar graphics on modern games - Runs very cool, doesn't get above 65 C even under heavy load - Can overclock - Looks good too

Cons: - Fans can be louder under heavy load (slight humming, not much of a difference), but I kind of expected that. The card is super quiet otherwise.

Overall Review: Great card, I got this on sale and I'm glad I purchased this over the Sapphire 7870.

Pros: Great card with easy OC ability. Able to get it stable at 1100/1500 with temps that never go over 68 degrees on full load. Handles all the latest games without flinching. Quiet even on full load with fans around 40-50%. Slightly smaller than my older Radeon HD 4870 card and better positioning of the power connectors making it fit better in my case.

Cons: None with the card, see other thoughts.

Overall Review: This card is great but Sapphire's rebate process is horrendous. They supposedly never received my rebate even though I followed instructions to the T and took photos of everything I sent in. They told me to resubmit, well how am I supposed to do that since I no longer have the original UPC?? Would not work with me even with photo evidence. I will not be purchasing Sapphires product again, and if you are looking to get this card because of the rebate offer, look elsewhere. Have never not received a rebate except from Sapphire. Stay away from this company.

Pros: Amazingly fast speeds with high FPS no matter what game I throw at it and remains cool, not really too noisy, atleast nothing out of the ordinary.

Cons: Only con is they double the price of it due to high demand? Card went for about 200 bucks now they just jack it up to 450? Now I gotta wait few months for the price to go down to xfire them.

Pros: Card is faster than my 5850 hands down. Obviously. Overclocks really well. 1150/1500 with slight volt bump. 1100/1400 at stock voltage. Idles around 32C and max load is around 60C.

Cons: Makes me sad that I am now putting my 5850 in the hardware museum.

Overall Review: At $220 this card is a great value. Considering picking up a second one to try a crossfire build.