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There is nothing i dislike about this product. This is my 2nd eVGA card i've owned over the last 2 years and both I bought thru Ebay. I bought eVga again because of my experience with the first card. Anyways great card. Very quiet even though it has an active cooling fan so you can put it in a normal system or a home theater PC. Another plus; it doesn't require a pci express 6 pin power adapter. This card's specs aren't as high as the 7800/7900 but for the resolutions i play at and considering i have older DX7, DX8 games this card is great enough. If you play at very high resolutions and you have anti aliasing settings turned very high then i suggest you get a GeForce 7800/7900 or better. One thing to remember, like nVidia makes a lot of different GPU's and different versions of the same GPU, eVGA makes several different cards like building reference cards (cards that adhere to nVidia's guidelines) or there own custom designs to benefit the consumer (or most of the time themselves) The reason why i'm pointing this out is because there is several versions of the 7600 made by eVGA. The card that i bought was picked out by me because i wasn't very happy with the cooling heatsink/fan of most of the other versions. This version not only actively cools the gpu, but all of the memory chips as well. It also blows the hot air away from the card not towards the backplate. Bottom line DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH. Don't just go by my review but look at others as well. keep an open mind. every single human has thier own situation. Make sure you know your own wants and needs. don't go completely by websites with benchmarks because usually benchmarks test the greatest capability (sometimes these websites don't offer an honest review because of politics) not the real world reality that most of us deal with. The real truth is you are not going to know how the card will work out until you actually get it and put it in your machine and start playing games. Also be very careful with acronyms because manufacturers and gpu companies will use the same ones with very different purposes. In my opinion it's not easy looking for the right graphics card so you must be vigilant and patient. I hope i've done justice.Read full review
This is a really great graphics card for the money. Lot's of adjustability. good cooler and looks great in your rig. The ones I've put into builds are very quiet running. You can usually score one for around $50.00, If you keep your eye's open and bid right you can do better.
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