Customer Ratings & Reviews

Video card was easy to install and set up big difference from stock card

When I needed an inexpensive Graphics card - this was it. It has a reliable brand, and I needed only a decent card for one HSMI monitor. If you don't have to do gaming or super video work get this card to do what is necessary. A good basic display card

Met my expectations for a computer that gets used for various reasons while connected to a tv. Clear picture

This is the best priced product for users wanting three monitors. Easy installation and setup. The only fault I see with this, is that each port is different. You have a VGA, EVGA and an HDMI port. Just make sure your monitors have at least one of these ports, otherwise you will need to purchase an adapter. Other than that, this is an excellent product.

got this to add to my work pc. It will play some low powered games. Really bought for the duel monitor setup i have and to take some load off the processor. It has worked well for the office and cad apps i use.

Great !!! Very easy to use !!! Aewsome value for the price!!!

Update to Win 10 required a new video card. This one works just fine for dual monitor set-up and everyday tasks. I don't game or do video editing. Few directions for installation, drivers/software need to be downloaded from the website, not included

I bought this to upgrade an older computer with integrated graphics and no HDMI port. I wanted to use the computer as an HTPC to connect to my 4K TV. This card fits the bill nicely, and the price is great. I don’t game. The computer is used to surf the web and as I said, an HTPC. I am very satisfied with this card.

Only bought this video card because no other cards would fit in the HP case. Turns out to be a decent card. No issues and pleasantly performs well. This is not for high intensity gaming. It’s a solid choice for low profile machines.

Graphic cards are very difficult to find! I picked this one up for a new build. It is working and does the trick until more graphic cards hit the market place.

Works well, but conflicts with onboard integrated graphics card - probably I should turn that off. Displays strangely when using MSWord...

I recently decided to take my 2009 MacPro and dump Apple, converting it into a Windows only machine. Yeah, I know, others seem to flock to Apple, but I really do prefer Windows. In any case, Windows 10 was not recognizing the stock NVIDIA card from 2009 in my system (it would misidentify the card during upgrades and would only allow basic HD driver, which prevented photo editing apps from working properly), so I needed a cheap upgrade to insert into a PCI slot. While I have had to sacrifice the USB 3 card I got, that is fine. This is because I was banking on removing the stock NVIDIA card. Well, it seems I cannot do this because it causes Windows to crash. I have not had the time to figure this out, I am just glad I can use my photo editing applications like Adobe and Luminar. I don't do games, so I have no clue how that works. But, for a cheap update to an older computer for basic use this works perfectly fine for me.

It was ok for the price. I wound up having to buy another one.

Great deal, great service, great price for a fast card....

Easy to install. A bit odd though that the three separate monitor inputs are completely different. One HDMI, one VGA, and one DVI. I had to buy a converter, which was a bummer, but everything works fine.

Easy to install and my second monitor works great.

Works great and quality is top notch, as expected from this brand. Using this video card in an older tower still running Windows Vista for retro and early 2000’s gaming and works like charm.

This video card was easy to install and works great!

I used this to upgrade a 10 years old (!) desktop. I wasn't expecting HD gaming at max settings, so I'm quite pleased with the performance. Great card for indie titles like Hyper Light Drifter or older games like Civilization IV. As long as you don't expect top-tier graphics, you'll enjoy this card.

Bought two on Black Friday for use on two 9 Y.O. HP Pavilion a6838f desktop units with 8GB ram running Windows 10 Pro (8GB is maximum allowable on that motherboard); was expecting to free up Shared Memory, hoping to transfer video memory demand to 2GB on card, per other successful user reviews. Cards and software installed on both PCs by our tech. On one PC, it works okay, running 2 monitors (Word + Outlook) for increased worker productivity, only using 1.5GB of Shared Memory. However, on second PC, it sucked up additional 3.9GB of 8GB shared system memory with same settings as first PC (total 5.9GB memory for video), slowing system response considerably while running QuickBooks, Word and Outlook, sometimes freezing completely. Found that system BIOS on both HP motherboards did NOT allow reconfiguration of Shared Memory (i.e. restricting new video card on second PC to just 0.5GB or less of Shared Memory). No work-around other than pulling video card and reinstalling OEM drivers for Intel onboard vid chips. Ah, NO! So be sure FIRST that your BIOS on motherboard is indeed reconfigurable; read that motherboards from 2014 & newer should work without issue. Recently solved memory issue on second PC via ReadyBoost by getting a USB 3.0 card and adding 32GB USB 3.0 thumbdrive; fast system response now, system freezes solved, but takes as a few extra moments on PC shutdown for extra memory to finish writing to hard drive. Milking our 2009-vintage business Pavilions for all their worth - ha!