Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is good compatible with XPS 8300 desktop want to update my graphic card . Definitely will recommend it as it’s compare to other has good quality.

For a somewhat budget graphics card I was actually pleasantly surprised by the overall performance boost I saw. I am not really a gamer, but I do like to play call of duty and world of warships sometimes. Very good performance.

Decent for the price. Bestbuy online was able to price match it with amazon. Replaced an old video card that just quit working on a i7 desktop from 2010. No issues and is faster than the radeon hd 5700 it replaced.

this card was easy to setup and install. plug and play essentially . bailed me out it was so easy to use and can handle video streaming and some games

I got this card to use while my PNY was being looked at under warranty (they did not fix/replace the bad card). Good for the internet only, not games.

Great micro card. When all you need is 2gb it does wonderful things.

Good resolution. I do not see differences in 4k to use it on my desktop with the other lower priced ideo cards.

I think this is the most powerful single slot video card I could find. It falls nothing short of awesome. Great memory buffer Accelerated websites and CUDA apps Quiet as heck I would highly recommend the card. Only knock Was price for all the above features. It would have been a 5 if it were about 15-20% less expensive putting it closer to the intended graphics card class.

I bought this as an interim solution so that I could continue gaming while waiting for GPU supply and demand to come back into balance. This GPU pleasantly surprised me, as it can handle light gaming very capably. It also runs quiet and cool.

I use media center PC's to run my MKV's and such for my home theater system. My most recent build was an AMD Ryzen, and I had nothing but problems with it. Lockups, bluescreens. My Logitech security software couldn't run minimized without crashing. It was just one issue after another, and trying to run 4k video was really problematic. So I finally decided to try a video card, rather than the onboard AMD junk. Worked like a champ. All issues, gone. EVERY ONE. 4k video is flawless again, my security software can run minimized or full screen or anything and never crashes. All the things that caused bluescreens, no longer issues. I don't do games on here, but I didn't get this card for games - I have a high end gaming rig for my Oculus with a much higher end Nvidia card. This was just something I wanted for good video playback and stability, and it's been flawless for me. Finally I never have to wonder what state the PC is in when I switch to the media center input on my receiver. I know it will be running and in good shape...

It will work in a pinch, plus it was the ONLY card in stock at the store when I needed one. For serious gaming, better buy a better card. It seems to work fine for COD and Warface.

My daughter has a SDT OptiPlex 790 (i5 2400, 8gb RAM, 120gb SSD) that I gave her, and this video card is by far the best upgrade for playing basic games (Minecraft, Roblox, etc.) that you can buy. Low profile bracket included, no additional power connector required, and installs in seconds. Make sure to download the newest Nvidia software/drivers from their site. Got lucky to get it on sale too. She can run Minecraft on maxed out settings on her 20" dell monitor at 1680 x 1050 at really high FPS (well over 100). Can also play some newer games at medium resolutions with settings turned down at playable framerates. This is the best low-profile graphics card you can currently add to a low-profile, low-power PC without breaking the bank.

Good graphic card. I use it for video editing and i got to say its better than the stock one i have. Itll do for now until i can afford a better one.

I bought this for my grandson's new gaming computer because I couldn't find a graphics card due to current shortage. It's better than the on board Intel graphics on the i5 11400 but not by that much and the price was ridiculous for something this low end. But it's a good placeholder until I can get an rtx3060 (if that ever happens).

Good little card for the money. Will run plenty of titles at 720 around 60fps, or 1080 around 30-40fps. I did manage to get it to run Fortnite at 720 low settings.

While I generally only do emails and work stuff on my pc, I have played a game after installing this card. It does have something of an improvement over my old 1gig video card.

Needed a low profile dedicated graphics card for home theatre PC that could scroll 4K content and allow a little on the fly 1080p video editing. Paired with Ryzen 3 1200 overclocked to 3.6GHz. Great little card with no need for extra 8pin power. Fit nicely in low profile Silverstone case on Asrock micro at board, leaving room for tuner card. Thermals are fine in synthetic tests. Can play older games at 720p. Cons: limited overclocking. Exposed fan (care when wiring). No fan control. A little pricey above $70.

Works great and easy to install. Drivers for my old screens found automatically and everything worked perfect!

People most definitely underrate the power of this little beast! If your looking to do simple tasks like MS Office, light photo editing, light gaming, you CAN NOT go wrong!

I purchased this card because I needed to repair a computer. Little did I know that this card we packing that much power.