Its super smooth, I have no problem running games at the highest settings with high FPS, even while using 2 monitors.

Really Good GPU for the money especially when I got it with a 30-35 dollar rebate. Runs all the games I want really well and on good settings. Doesn't make a noise

It was budget friendly and powerful. Most reviews online praise this card and I like it too. It's fairly long so you may need to plan ahead with the hard drives. I had to move the drives down a couple spots to accommodate the length of this card completely. This was most due to how my case was designed and the fact that I installed them so high. The card is quiet and runs all the games that I play at high settings. Snapped right into this motherboard with ease.

The GPU definetly delivers, but EVGA software is a pain. The 60 C bottleneck hurts, and my fan would run at 10% without a manual fan curve.

Got it cheap with rebates handles the games I play well work on start up no n issues with drivers

Fits my need : mid-range 1080p gaming + low TDP needed to optimize internal temp in the SFF case SG13! Fans are off on idle and are very quiet on load. Plus the card is slightly overcloaked which had some welcomed performance in gaming situation. Got it on a good deal + mail rebate at $130 : best price/performance in my case.

AMAZING card. I absolutely love it, runs all games smoothly so far on high to ultra settings.

I probly should have just got the 960, but at the time of purchasing this was on sale for 140 bucks. It's quiet, not too big at all, and runs my games just fine. Wish it had a full back plate.

This card is definitely worth your money if you are on a tight budget and/or need to pick up a GPU quickly..... in my case however I kind of wish that I saved a little more and bought the 950's older brother for slightly better performance.

For $140 at time of purchase, this thing is amazing. Compared to the GT 640 I was using in my old Dell, it's like looking into a whole new world! Runs everything I've thrown at it, and I've yet to find something it can't run. An interesting feature is its silent-cooling mode, where the fans don't kick in unless the GPU gets above a certain temperature (around 65 degrees Celcius, by my testing), since the card can downclock itself when not in heavy use to save power.