EVGA GeForce GTX 570 (Fermi) 012-P3-1570-AR Video Card

Cons:-Not as much pop as I was led to believe, but still a very good card.-Could use better cooling

Pros:-Warrantied by a very reputable company.-Much more reliable than the MSI Fermi counterparts

Cons:Absolutely nothing!

Pros:Silent.Cool.The games that are in DX11 are incredible on this card.Pass from 25 FPS to 120 in RIFT at max settings.Run all latest shooters like a charm.Poster and sticker come with (LAWL)!Installed in a Coolermaster HAF 932 with the big megaflow side fan result that she run at 55°C at full load but at 45 idle(???).Atm this is the best video card upgrade i made in my life.

Cons: -Runs a bit hot, but that could be because I'm used to my GTX460.

Pros: -Performs extremely well-Overclocks nicely-Looks good in my case!

Cons: Runs a little to hot, Reference GTX 570s have a slight problem with VRMs

Pros: Fast Card, very overclockable, SLIs great, PhysX, CUDA, great price at ~$320 or less, it's an EVGA product with lifetime warranty

Cons: Pricy, but you get what you pay for

Pros: Powerful card that can play any gameRuns very quiet compared to my old Radeon 4870 (and cooler)Good inclusion of accessories (mini-hdmi adapter etc)EVGA Warranty/CS is excellent

Cons: Best purchased in combo or at sale price.

Pros: Solid price vs performance ratio.

Cons: -kinda long-Bit expensive

Pros: -Powerful-Quiet-Good driver

Cons: You need a second card for surround (triple monitor)

Pros: not to noisy for this type of cardNice look Runs anything you trow at it

Cons: none

Pros: EVGA BrandFast Fast Fast!Scales great in SLi

Cons: PriceSize

Pros: PerformanceWarranty

Cons: - can't find any

Pros: + great gamer asset+ good driver support

Cons: -Audio drivers of the HDMI port included bricked my mobo audio drivers, had to reinstall those but it's fixed now-Included cooling system is a great improvement over the old one I had on a gtx 275, heatsink moves much more heat and the fan is quieter. However the fan still does not move nearly enough air to keep the card cool at low speed. Open case crysis gpu bench easily brings the card to 80 degrees where the fan is loud, ran another round holding a 120mm fan to the air intake and card ran through the whole thing at 66 degrees. Case closed for me, next gen cards will need a new way of moving air through their heatsinks!

Pros: -Great performance-State of the art heatsink included-Consumes less power, gets better performance, all around nicely improved product over its predecessor-Good price point-Mini HDMI port for my TV family time that a chicken could install and get to work-EVGA sent 3dmark11 code on their promo, not to mention waranty service etc! EVGA FTW!

Cons: Does not overclock too well. Had driver crashes from 830/1630/2040 until finally stable at 790/1580/1980

Pros: Pure power, 80 fps max'd out hawx 245-70 fps BFBC2 w/ HBAO turned off 32 MSAA AA and 16x AF 1980*1080 Cannot wait for Crysis 2!

Cons: -None yet

Pros: -Looks great

Cons: -Driver support not quite there for 3dmark11, vantage, and several other programs.-Didn't come bundled with any games!, yet, except 3dmark11.-Have tried several gtx 400, and 500 series cards in my HAF 932, and the exhaust brackets are all a little off with regards to alignment of screw holes for some reason, it requires a bit of finangling to install.-Wish these came with 1.5+GB VRAM, can never have enough.-Wish EVGA would release bios reflash for greater clock speeds like they did with the GTX 460's.

Pros: -Faster/Cheaper than a GTX 480-Consumes less power than GF100 gpu's-Much quieter with the vapor chamber system-Price (sort of)-SLI scales nicely in some programs, except for some sli profile issues (Metro scales over 1.9x).-Will probably be similar or better in performance than the 6950 and maybe the 6970 when they are released.-EVGA cards FTW (They also just release a fan speed unlocker for those who like to tweak)