$95 AR + FreeShip Amazon Ship Radeon HD 7770 GHZ 1 GB DDR5 HDMI/DVI-I/DP PCI-Express Graphics Card 11201-17-20G

Note that it does occupy a double slot at the back of the computer, and requires a 6-pin power connector, as do other cards that are as or more powerful.

From mfg:

"System Requirements
PCI Express® based PC is required with one X16 lane graphics slot available on the motherboard.
2X75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express power connector is required for CrossFireX™ system.
1X75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express power connector is required.
Certified power supplies are recommended. Please refer to: http://support.amd.com/us/certifi...sting.aspx
1024MBMinimum of system memory.
Installation software requires CD-ROM drive.
DVD playback requires DVD drive.
Blu-ray™ / HD DVD playback requires Blu-ray / HD DVD drive.
For an AMD CrossFireX™ system, a second same AMD Radeon™ graphics card, an AMD CrossFireX™ Ready motherboard and one AMD CrossFireX Bridge Interconnect cable per graphics card (optional) are required.
To support 3 displays, one of the monitors has to support DisplayPort.
450 Watt Power Supply is required."

Only one DVI? Not good.

Quote from dravid : Note that it does occupy a double slot at the back of the computer, and requires a 6-pin power connector, as do other cards that are as or more powerful.

Thanks for the reminder.

Just bought one of these from Amazon at this price a few days ago. Nice card. The first time I plugged it in using the supplied 6-pin to 4-pin connector, I accidentally plugged it into a 4-pin that was off of a splitter and games were just appearing as black screens. I changed the connector to one that was a more direct connection to the power supply and it fixed the problem. Great card for the price IMO. According to most of the reviews I saw, it has much better performance in a lot of tests than the GeForce 650 (but not the 650 Ti which is more expensive).

How is the power consumption compared to a regular Geforce 650?

"My new computer after upgrade: I didn't bother for a case: good cooling is much more important..."
Oh my god...this is one of the notes on one of the use submitted images of a computer without any case, just lying on top of a cabinet. I am cringing hard.