Literally dozens of manufacturers are producing cards based on each of the three cores, each trying to convince people why their card is better. This leaves the average consumer in a daze, but in reality, there is a much simpler approach when it comes to selection. Unless you after specific 'value-added' features such as VIVO (Video Input/Video Output), generally most cards that use the same GPU are the same in terms of performance, which leaves one primary deciding factor - price. Of course other there are other things to consider like cooling, overclocking potential, package bundles, or even the physical layout/appearance of the card, which are just a few aspects of these cards what this roundup will attempt to address.