OCC and TweakTown posted a reviews on the Palit GeForce GT 220 Sonic Edition 40nm 512MB Video Card. Here's a taster:

GPU computing is where the experience gets better for the masses. Cuda based applications take advantage of the parallel computing power of the GPU and there are more and more applications integrating GPU acceleration into the program. You have applications that transcode video faster using the GPU than on the CPU and this goes right through the spectrum with photo and video editing to coding video for use with mobile devices. Gives you more time for the things that are important in life instead of just waiting for the latest DVD you want to put on your iPod. Having tested out many of the applications I mentioned in the past, the Palit GT 220 offers decreased time to complete a task than the CPU alone. The Palit GT 220 is not a gaming powerhouse but it does allow you to play at 1280x1024 with settings that are not the bottom of the barrel but fall into the middle of the road. With GPU computing becoming more mainstream, people are finding the tangible benefits of using the GPU as not just a video card but a way to increase productivity and make use of this new way of doing old tasks.