will run pretty much all games except for high tier triple a ...
592428
will run pretty much all games except for high tier triple a titles, well worth the money for what i was looking for.
minecraft, 300 plus frames
csgo 100 plus frames
2030677
First of all, it's really cheap. And let me tell you, if you're throwing together a cheap gaming rig, this is the card you want. With it, you can play absolutely any game out there as of right now. Can you play everything on ultra? No. But a lot you can play on high and everything else can be run on medium (all no lag of course). So if you're not necessarily looking for the latest mind-blowing looks and you just want to be able to at least PLAY the games that you want, pick up this card.
I've never had any failures or any problems with this card whatsoever. Definitely worth the $75. I've got a big-rig now, so I'm about to upgrade and get rid of this card, but it treated me very well while I had it. Farewell, 6670.
1790727
I purchased two of these units, SLI'd together for FPS and Simulation games.  They are as powerful and perform as well as two Titans.  If you can find these units at a discount or cheap its definitely worth the investment in building a higher end gaming desktop.  I can put any current game out on Ultra settings including all shader effects and it runs at the minimal of 80 FPS this includes firefights where fps usually drops for any cards older than the Gtx 700 series.  Overall an excellent bang for your buck.
2374965
This card is fire. I had to return it, but I wanted to say that the time I had it was flame. 60+ frames in BDO, 150+ in League of Legends, 60+ in Tera, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch. The only reason I returned it was because I wanted Monster Hunter Online and didn't want to wait until Fall 2018 for the PC launch ( Which there is still no date for :(  ) Hopefully, when the 11 series comes out in Late July / August, the 10 series will drop again, and the damn cryptocurrency rage will end. I will certainly buy one again. Maybe even a 1080. I will say though, I had some issues at first when I installed it. I ended up having to do a fresh install of windows, and disable some services as I ran into max CPU / GPU issues. But, traditionally, it's always good to start fresh, especially going from a 950ti to this.
1489090
I have a P3 1GHz system.  I found that it wouldn't run some of the 2003 games well.  I suspected that it was the video card, and I was right.  After installing this new card, all my games ran well.
I did a lot of research on video cards prior to this purchase.  Basically, these days if you want to get a good video card for gaming, it must either be an ATI Radeon or Nvidia GeForce.  There is simply no third competitor.
ATI and Nvidia both try to serve three different market segments: budget, mainstream and high-end.  My research suggested that a budget card will probably not be a worth while upgrade.  One reason is that the current budget cards either do not support DirectX 9.0 or are really too slow to effectively support it.  Since I suspect that my PC is not fast enough justify a high-end card, I decided on a mainstream card.  At the time of purchase, this card is the cheapest mainstream card I can find, so I bought it.
The reasons why I only gave it 4 stars are:
1. The card did not come with enough software to play DVDs on Win2000.
2. There is a component (a capacitor I think) on the card that is in the way of the card latch of the AGP slot of my computer.  I had to remove the latch from my AGP slot in order to get the card in.  That is a pretty lousy component layout.
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I have discovered that this card has an electrical problem that causes the card to go into a bad state upon shut down, standby or hibernation.  The result is that I can no longer shut down, standby or hibernate my computer without risking difficulties in rebooting later.  I don't think it is just my card because I have seen others reporting it on the internet.  The workaround is to yank the power cable from the computer after shutting down, standby or hibernating so that the current bleeds out of the card.  This may take about 10 to 20 mins.
It is possible that this problem is a combination of the characteristics of my motherboard, the device driver for the card and the card.  This means that you may not experience the same problem.  However, if you do experience this problem it is probably easiest to get a different card.  I am dropping the rating of this card from 4 stars to 3 stars.  3 stars because it works great when it does work, and it is still the best card for the price.
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*Update 2
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I reported the problem to the technical support of connect3d.  Apparently, they outsource their tech support to some 3rd party company.  Like most tech supports, they are useless.
The question you need to ask yourself is:  Is the cheap price of this card worth the trouble of waiting at least 10 mins after your computer enters a low power state before you can use your computer again?  It depends on your usage model.  I think I can probably live with this.
I have wasted a lot of time understanding the problem of this card, and I have probably added 1/2 year worth of wear and tear on my computer experimenting with workarounds.  This means that even if I were to keep this card, I will NOT be a repeat customer.  I am dropping my rating for this card again to 2 stars because of all the frustrations it has given me.
2478533
awesome boost in graphics performance for the price. not going to get you ultra settings on the latest games, but you will at least be able to play them on medium. Assassins Creed Black Flag auto detected and chose high settings for me.
4406792
Great gaming computer! Only problem i see is that the battery dies very fast. But with that big gpu to run that is expected. When pluged in and with good internet i can get upwards of 40-50 frames on high settings with most modern games such as warthunder or battlefield 4. Keep in mind this is a gaming pc, so don't spend your money on this if its for anything else becides gaming.
2460573
This is the perfect price for this card at the time!
Good Price, good looks, good quality! You get to play the
games without breaking the bank and it looks gorgeous!
Running on Dell Inspiron 660 quad core, 8 GB (Note: Win 7 32bit)
with a 300Watt PSU and a 128GB SSD/1TB WD drive.
Runs DOTA2 Max, Planet-side 2 Max, Battlefield Max!
I'm a long time Nvidia fan but this ATI card and drivers make me
think twice about Nvidia.
4353380
This runs last gen games all at 60fps at 720p at 1080p drops to 50fps. which is still an improvement from ps3 or xbox 360. At full load it only ran 60 Celsius. My rig is Windows 10 Intel core i7 at 3.4ghz 8mb of catch ram is 8gb ddr3 12800 and hard drive is 2tb western digital 7200rpm. All ran perfect off a 600watt dell psu. I tried running gta 5 and Witcher 3. Gta 5 was 30fps at 720p and Witcher 3 was 20fps. But for last gen games this thing is a beast for the price.
1979984
Running a travel Micro build, with AMD dual graphics, and PCI-e 3.0. Runs street fighter V, heavenly...On 720p settings.
934308
Will run everything I throw at it, with an $30 CPU AMD AthlonX2(4000+)2.1, O.C. --> 2.8ghz, (Which still bottlenecks the card a bit), but runs everything great. I'm a solid gamer, but have a low budget PC to do it with. This card has never given me problems, and no overheating issues. Latest ATI drivers, Windows7 Beta, and lots of games.
1396146
While this isn't exactly THE top-of-the-line card in existence, it hits the price-to-performance sweet spot dead center. I'm running a machine that's over 1 1/2 years old, and the stock graphics card (a Radeon 9200 LE) was sorely underpowered, especially considering some of the newer, more visually rich games recently released (Half-Life 2, Doom 3, etc.).  I'd had my eye on the Radeon 9800 Pro for quite a while, but knowing that the industry was moving away from the AGP interface to the more advanced PCI-e standard, I wanted to wait a little longer and upgrade to something that would absolutely devour frames on the aformentioned games, without having to upgrade a second time.  Well, I have to say that i'm extremely satisfied.  This card plays Doom 3 at a solid 60 fps at 1024x768 resolution with graphics quality set to high.  Half-Life 2 runs with comparable smoothness at the recommended settings (a mix of medium and high quality).  Far Cry is silky smooth at medium settings plus high quality textures.  Considering the low amount of system RAM (512 MB) I have installed, this is more than satisfactory.  I actually had purchased a GeForce 6600 GT OC at first, but when I got it home and found that Doom 3 only ran smoothly at medium settings on my machine - I was disappointed - so I took it back and found that this one had been discounted to the same price.  Benchmarking websites consistently show this card in the top groupings of game performance, so it is a solid choice.

Pros: plenty of RAM (256 MB) for today's and tomorrow's demanding games, not too power hungry (only requires 300w power supply & one power connection), reasonably priced, relatively painless installation (see below)

Cons: like all video cards this one will be pathetically obsolete within a year or so (since it uses an AGP interface it really already is), misleading installation instructions (spent an hour looking for motherboard drivers I didn't even freakin' need, thanks ATI), will be trolling websites within a year looking at benchmarks for the NTI RadeoForce XXX100000000 GT SP XL OC Super Ultra Gamer's Edition which will run Half-Life 3 at 500 fps and make this card look like a burned-out waffle iron
2842895
Most bang for your buck, can play all games above 40+ FPS on customized max ultra settings with no delay/input lag in crowded areas and about 50+ fps in open enviromental areas. I have an i5 quad core 4670K Haswell, the best i5 to date and with a Coolermaster HAF 922 mid tower, this baby barely gets to 60 celcius with max settings on MMO's. If your playing game genres like RPG's/Racing/Sports games, this will give you the best stats for the price its listed. Then on top of that you get 3 games of your choosing, which 2 of them out of the bunch are newly released this month, saving you 120 bucks right there. Couldn't ask for a better deal!!!.
876136
I love this card. It has the best performance specs that I could find for a card under two hundred. It takes everything I throw at it. Skyrim, Battlefied3, The Old Republic, all at highest settings and still getting good fps. I would have given this card a 5 Star rating, but no crossfire? Also this card is massive, I had to push some of my hard drives forward and finagle cables in order to get it to fit. The fan is quiet until it reaches 75% (using MSI Afterburner) or higher fan speed.
2614949
An All-in-One PC that can handle games  well is something of a rarity at the moment, but I think these MSI G Series AIO's might be the start of something new. While I haven't yet had the chance to try out super-brand-new PS4/Xbox One style games on it, it's running other recent games (like Skyrim or the Batman Arkham games) at absolute max settings with no slowdown whatsoever. This is a good, affordable PC that should make all but the most elitist of PC gamers happy. My only real gripes are the sometimes noisy cooling fan and the keyboard it comes with. It's sleek and works great for gaming, but if you need to type an essay or something you might want to switch it out. The keys are stiff and have an annoying tendency to get stuck.

Other than that, it's as good a game machine as an All-in-One can get while still being affordable. If that interests you, than I highly recommend this computer.
447380
Runs my old arse 975 black and my 6770 Geforce -- it's overkill!!!!!!!!! but they make good stuff.
3146761
Powerhouse card!  I have two crossfire'd right now. Couple pointers for any other enthusiasts.
One big issue is that you have to plan what type of case your going to put them in to ensure they fit. I have a Corsair Graphite 760T (Full Tower) and I had to remove all the harddrive bays just to make them both fit. *Also*--> 2 cards equals 2 radiators. Your case needs to have 2 vented spots that would normally fit 140mm fans. Those spots need to be close enough to the cards so the tubes reach. Trust me I drove back and forth to Microcenter with spec sheets, measuring tape, just to make sure I got it right the first time.

2nd thing: POWER--> You NEED serious power to run these both. I picked up an EVGA Supernova 1600watt power supply. Holds up perfectly.

Now for the Cons: When playing a game like GTA5 (Maxed out with 16gb of video ram! ;) , these cards pump ridiculous heat. I have central AC the whole house is nice and cold,....but not my office. I had to buy an additional AC for my office window so I wouldn't sweat like a pig. Also make sure you download "MSI afterburner" to monitor the temps of each card.
Biggest Cons: Lack of developer support for crazy rigs like these. The second you decide to buy 2 of these you pretty much forfeit the chance to play most games right when they are released. You usually end up waiting for a driver update specifically for each major title. And with AMD that can usually take about a month. Im still waiting for the Update profile for "The Witcher 3" Since it seems to be running off one card right now.(Its on High settings and looks and runs perfect, but when you spend this much money on your rig, you want Ultra settings 60fps) Whats the use of all this power if the drivers keep it from being anywhere near its potential. Its frustrating. But don't let that deter you. I run most of my games maxed out on three 27" monitors in eyefinity. So yeah, these cards will still make you happy.
All in all. I say get them because once DirectX12 comes out, These cards will go from "great" to "godlike" overnight. AMD cards are going to see an incredible jump in performance, ESPECIALLY crossfired cards. Sorry for the Novel, I just remember when I bought mine I had nobody to answer any of my questions. I hope this helps. Good Luck!