I actually bought this card for a small form factor PC. Though this card is not technically a SFF/low profile card, a simple non-permanent mod will allow one to use it in SFF PCs. It's too bad it didn't come with a SFF bracket, because otherwise it fits fine. I would have perhaps bought a more powerful card but was limited with the a) SFF, b) power usage - I only have a 280W PSU and a more powerful card would have caused problems. I have not yet encountered any situations where I ran into problems with the 6570.

Performance-wise, while this is a DX11 card, it is clearly entry level but way better than my PC's integrated gfx. It allows some modern games at low/medium settings. As of June 2011 it gets 6.5 on the Windows Experience Index. According to other reviews, it performs as well or a bit better than the HD 5570.

Easy to install, was detected by Windows but needed the included CD to properly load the AMD Vision Control Center. Has some pretty amazing settings in its control engine, including the ability to stretch your desktop over multiple monitors and/or create a grid on the monitors where applications open into various areas of the screen. Very interesting.

Was an upgrade from integrated graphics. I have two monitors, one plugged into the DVI port and the other plugged into the VGA port, no problems. Will play 1080p on both at the same time without breaking a sweat. I haven't really used it for gaming but if you go to youtube you can see videos of people using it for that purpose.

I don't even really hear the fan in my HP medium tower case. Came with a Low Profile mounting bracket that I don't really use but I'll keep.

Pushed my Windows Experience graphics scores from 3.9 to 6.8.

Oh, and I run it off a 250W power supply, and it works just... Read more

It plays the popular games at good frame rates, and demanding hd video plays back smoothly. It is quiet and small. And the price is roughly $75. Couldn't have asked for more.