Tortoise git is the windows git gui of choice at our work and is the one I recommend to install for our clients who use windows. Haven't tried any others though.
Since I know the command line client best, I always install msysgit first, set up ssh keys in "git bash" using ssh-keygen and then install tortoise git. Warning, if you use msysgit, make sure to not use the "plink" ssh that is installed with tortoise but use the msysgit one. That setup has had the least issues for us.
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Tortoise git is the windows git gui of choice at our work and is the one I recommend to install for our clients who use windows. Haven't tried any others though.
Since I know the command line client best, I always install msysgit first, set up ssh keys in "git bash" using ssh-keygen and then install tortoise git. Warning, if you use msysgit, make sure to not use the "plink" ssh that is installed with tortoise but use the msysgit one. That setup has had the least issues for us.