eVGA GeForce 7600 GS Video Card

Excellent Product, Highly Recommended

Strengths: Fast Operation, Easy to Install, came with 64-bit drivers, additional power not needed.

Weakness: None that I can see

I've been using this graphics card for about 2 weeks now, and I'll have to say it is excellent. With it, I can play nearly any game on the market today without buying a 7800 or 7900. After installation, I was able to play Battlefield 2 on all high graphics settings. Just because it was so cheap, I am also willing to buy another one to perform SLi. If you need a video card and don't wish to...

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great budget card

Strengths: good performance for only $100, one slot card, lifetime warranty if registered within 30 days

Weakness: not dual dvi

I'm coming from a 3 year old radeon 9500 pro so this is a great improvement. I'm no longer a heavy gamer and most gaming I do is on consoles now. So I didn't want to invest a lot of money into a new video card, but I didn't want to get something so weak that I couldn't play a game occaisionally. This card fit the bill perfectly. I play some counter-strike, half-life 2, far-cry, etc. I'm sure this...

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decent video card

Strengths: Runs cool and quiet

Weakness: Performance not enough for gaming

I just got this card and set it up with my acer desktop running atholon 64x2 @ 2.1ghz. It worked great with satisfactory picture quality. Not a big fan for gaming but I believe it is enough for oridinary usage.

Good inexpensive video card

Strengths: Price is good for the same level video card. Performance is good for average use.

Weakness: No dual dvi. Software is not very easy to use.

overall this is a very good card for the price. My LCD monitor will delay displaying from wake-up while connected to dvi. I have trouble to use the color adjustment of the software came with this card. My display is weired while use the default settings.

Solid medium-range card

Strengths: Price; Multiple output options

Weakness: None

This is a quality card in this mid-range class. nVidia has good compatibility with Linux which is a plus. The card comes with DVI, VGA, and TV out. The TV output is S-video but can be split into component cables with the included dongle. The DVI is DVI-I, which means it carries both digital and analog signals if you need both for some reason. The VGA out I feel is a vestige at this point in time...

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