EVGA Corporation NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT 512-P3-N973-TR 512P3N973TR

Features:
-EVGA brand. The card looks absolutely stunning and the quality is great.
-55nm manufacturing process.
-112 unified shaders, 256bit bus width, GDDR3
-Very quiet
-Runs fairly cool. ~70C while playing Burnout Paradise for 20 mins, ambient temps: ~76F(I flashed the BIOS with lower voltages: 2D:0.8V(0.95 default), 3D:0.9V(1.05v default) 1000Mhz memory(900MHz default)) I will also replace the thermal paste with AS 5 and perhaps temps will drop few degrees.

Other Thoughts:
My total system consumption is ~221 Watts(measured using "Kill-A-Watt" meter) on 420w PSU. That's when CPU/RAM is stressed 100% with "LinX" and GPU with Furmark @1920x1080 16x AA.


My system:
|Core i3 540 @ 3.84MHz, 1,181v (-0.020mv)
|BIOSTAR TH55B HD
|CPU Cooler: CM Hyper TX3
|EVGA 9800GT 512 600/1500/1000 Mhz
|CASE: CM RC-310
|4GB DDR3 KINGSTON HYPER X @1336MHz 7 7 7 20 1T
|WD 500GB Caviar Blue 16MB cache
|23" Dell S2309W
|Win 7 x64

The Nvidia GE Force 9800GT has two DVI sockets. It plugged into the mother board easily, and Windows 7 found it and made it ready for use right away, no extra driver needed. I plugged in 2 VGA>DVI adaptors and two older monitors, both installed automatically. I am now able to use an extended "desktop" to manipulate files and photos. The price was most reasonable.
Good buy.

Awesome card for the price! It does what it's supposed to do and then some. Thinking about getting another one and run it in a crossfire configuration...will purchase again in the future!