eVGA e-GeForce FX 5500 256 MB

Pros: Very good performance for gaming and general use, easy to install, good features, cheap

Cons: x2 anti-aliasing bug, CD-ROM in package didn't work

The Bottom Line: Not for gamers who want the ultimate in performance, but an extremely good all-round card for a bargain price.

Review: Had I known how badly the Payroll Department were going to mess up my last fortnight’s wages, I probably wouldn’t have got this so quickly. But hey, it seemed like a good idea at the time! The first thing that struck me about this ...

Pros: Easy installation and setup; rich, vibrant colors; great price

Cons: none that I see so far

Review: I recently replaced the Nvidia 64MB graphics card that came in my Dell Dimension 8100 with this one. WOW! What a big difference. The color is crisp and sharp. Videos and graphic images really look great! I decided on this card for the cost and the ...

Pros: Runs Vista Aero Glass

Cons: none

Review: I wanted to run Aero Glass affects and I got this card and it produces them so I thought I'd let people know. I just have a 4x AGP bus and a Celeron 2 Gig speed 768m ...

Pros: Installation was simple,the price rules, and it's good for casual gaming.

Cons: -cons? I can't find any

Review: I bought this card because my computer came with integrated video. I didn't expect anything extraordinary, but it has surprised me with it's good performance (I even get decent performance in Half Life 2!). I've had no problems whatsoever and highly ...

Pros: Cheap, great quality and performance...

Cons: None so far...

The Bottom Line: An entry level video card for a great price.

Review: I just upgraded the video card for one of my oldest clients about two weeks ago with this decent eVGA GeForce FX-5500 (256MB) card. This card is basically an overclocked version FX-5200 that is a bit faster. This card is simple, cheap, ...

Pros: did its job for 18 monhts

Cons: died at 18 months

Review: I bought this card 18 months ago with a 1 year warranty. It died at 18 months. First sign was intermittent flashing of the screen. that quickly turned into the infamous NV4_DISP.dll infinite loop blue screen of death error. I unplugged the VGA port ...