Customer Ratings & Reviews

So I had no choice, as with a Dell optiplex compact PC, you have to use under a certain watts, and low profile. This being the ONLY choice less buying a new PC. So I tried it, and WOW, it ran much faster than my older AMD card. It is 2 GIG, and my older was 4 GIG, but being newer etc, FPS went up. Basically being only choice, I was very happy with the improvement of fps.

My nvidia 610 card was dieing, took me days to figure it out cause my system kept crashing. Thankfully a friend helped me figure out my 8yr card was dieing. Got this one as replacement, no issues, everything running great including games, no more system crashs. worth the money

I needed a quiet (large fan) graphics card that draws power from the PCIe bus because my power supply does not have the connector used by more powerful cards. This card meets those requirements but I later found another card with 4 GB video RAM and returned this one.

Looks great, works great, easy to use and install, however... Widows has auto polling for screen resolution always on and looking with no option to disable built in. If the monitor is off, the card does not include a block like some other cards and will allow resolution to go from 3840x2169 down to 800x600 The result is all your open pages shrink, and your icons relocate to the top left corner. Monitor is back on (like switching between Kvm imputes) and you have to move everything back. This kinda defeats the purpose of getting a graphic card when a lower setting maintains 1920x1080 without shrinking when lost signal occurs Result, I had to buy an adapter to filter windows from polling since the card software doesn't include it for this model

this card works great!! I had upgraded my cpu and it didn't have video support so this card was my savior!!

Used for my auxiliary monitor, ASUS VG248QE, on my 4 monitor setup, using the DVI-D to get the 144hz refresh rate. Works great for what I'm using it for. While gaming I can see emails, see whose on Teamspeak, check hardware monitoring, etc. Also, use it as another screen when doing research or reviewing-comparing products, etc. Would recommend for this type of purpose.

Upgraded a Dell Optiplex 3020 from the onboard integrated graphics and it seemed to run modded Sims 4 with little issues and no rendering artifacts. For a truly bare bones build this is a great addition to cost effective stock upgrade for restored office pre-builts.

Inexpensive solution for a workstation running an I7 processor providing excellent graphics for a team member that has multiple windows open at once. Never falls short on requests.

I got this for my new computer build just as a temporary card until some of the newer cards come back in stock. I use my pc for home multimedia (hulu, Amazon Prime, Roku, etc). The only games I play are older single player games and this card works just fine. I paid a bit more than I should have, but it was worth it.

I’m building a new computer featuring a Ryzen 5 5600x. I needed a graphics card but wasn’t about to pay scalpers prices. The 1030 seemed to be the most advanced card that I could actually find without resorting to scalpers. It doesn’t use much power and gives QHD and UHD Output at reasonable frame rates at above average quality. I am happy with it until I can find a modern graphics card at something resembling retail prices or better. And when I replace I can use it in my old computer replacing the CPU graphics. I can recommend this as not only a stop gap but as a “permanent” solution for everyone except very hard core gamers.

It works well for our environment, spreadsheets, and web surfing with minimal graphic design. If it wasn't for the graphics shortage this card should be less than 50, but hey its 2021 and I was quick to snatch these up.

This product has worked out so much better than anticipated. I installed it into my desktop computer, adjusted the setting as the paperwork recommended, and it has performed beyond expectations. Very good product.

I got this no frills video card to add some extra displays to my setup. It was plug and play. Worked without a hitch !

An ok starter card. Wish it was a tad cheaper but good for computers with stock power sources and entry level in gaming. Your not going to get smoothness on 1080p or higher or expect great frame rates but works awesome for games that are xbox 360/ps3 graphics pending on your processor

Card worked out great for an older machine that has an older Intel graphics system onboard on a Dell OptiPlex. screens & menus are smooth and fluid now. I do work in IT so this was no brainer to pep up an older machine running Win 10 Pro. Wouldn't use for heavy gaming.

Got this for an old Dell I5 PC that I got off ebay and wanted to play Star Wars Battlefront 2. This runs it great and has low power usage so that you don't need to upgrade the power supply. Highly recommend for these workstations for light gaming.

Bought this for my wife’s build while we wait for a larger card. We mostly play 1080 competitive games like League. Since CPU is more important in such titles, it’s hard to tell a difference between her 1030 and my 3090. Great while we waiting for a 6800 or 3080.

I had a lot of help in buying this card. It did fit my computer when I wasn't sure if it would word.

Does what I need for now the price was good will up grade later If that is what you want too then this is good for you

I started building my computer fall 2020. I was not able to purchase a new graphics card because of scalpers. I finally bought this summer 2021. For what it's worth it's does it's job.