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review DATE:03.25.08
Graphics cards are sold to two groups of people. You have the knowledgeable PC user who plays games and wants something for the big AAA blockbuster shooter, strategy game, or World of Warcraft with every detail turned up. He or she may be thrifty or may spend a ton of money, but cards that fit this need typically costs at least $150.
One of the better sub-$100 graphics cards, but it's still not good enough to make a cheap PC into a good gaming system. As a replacement for integrated graphics, it comes highly recommended.
Affordable, small, quiet, and power-efficient. Good video decoding features.
Not fast enough to run modern games the way they were meant to be played.
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