MSI NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 N460GTX Cyclone 1GD5/OC

Best thing about this card is that its not loud like other ones. Its powerful and no hassle with drivers like ATI. before this i had 3 ati cards which all had problems with drivers. This was 0 problem. Graphics are high and runs smoothly. I love this card.
Might not be completely enough for BF2 though but it greatly improves ur graphic from whatever you have now.

Awesome card with OC software. Perfect for gaming. I bought it so that I could take advantage of directx 11. Makes my games look great.

I've only had the card for about four weeks, but it seemed like a good fit for my computer. I have a Dimension E520, and the backplate being dual-slot didn't fit into my computer (BTX design). Lucky for me there was only a few screws holding the backplate in place, easy enough to remove, though the heatsink only barely fit in in front of the CPU heatsink. Overall I bought this card because I thought it was going to be an upgrade over my Radeon 4870, I didn't expect too much of an upgrade but I also liked the lower power consumption. The Cyclone design ensures that the heat of the 460 (which isn't a lot) will be spread more effectively than smaller heatsinks or forced air cards. It makes it a wider card, but if you have a normal case it should fit anyway. I plan to replace the thermal grease next month, shouldn't be too hard since the heatsink is held in place be four screws around the chip (and it's getting cold up here).

I bought the video cards so I could set up sli on my computer. I like playing games and these cards make game playing more exciting.

I love this card for 179.99 (cheapest card I found so far with out rebates) and it works GREAT. I currently do not own any games that takes full advantage of it (yet). Handles my 60" TV really good and its nice. Its not the best on market but it gets the job done. Can't wait to see what the NVision looks like on this card. Only draw back to this card is its HUGE. so if one plans on SLI configuration one needs a standard (non-micro ATX board) with a HUGE case.