Customer Ratings & Reviews

Well I have a Dell Inspirion 531 for some time and i have been recently working on it to make it better, adding RAM, new Processors, ect. I got some money for my birthday yesterday and I went down to best buy to get a new graphics card. I use to have a GE FORCE 6150 SE.. which to say the least is very out dated. Games like WoW and CoD were only able to played at minumum-low average graphics with lag. Since i installed this graphics card, I can run World Of Warcraft with settings on Ultra (minus a few notches on shadow quality, to increase FPS). Call of Duty runs on Highest. Heroes of Newerth runs on maximum quality with no lag. What i love most about this card is that is requires low watts. My computer has an embarrassing 300W battery so it was hard to come across a card that did what i wanted it to do with that requirement. As I said, Very much worth the $70 if you are looking just to increase game play, quality, and FPS.

This is a modern graphics card capable of running all the new features in Windows Vista, including the upcoming Direct X 10. With Unified Video Decoder 2 technology and high-performance anisotropic filtering for improved multitasking and graphic display, this powerful graphics card ensures fluid gaming and movie visuals. ATI Cross Fire X support lets you add additional graphics cards for improved speed. If full-speed Blu-Ray playback and HDMI Audio 7.1 capabilities are your thing, then the HIS Radeon HD 4350 is your card. Offering 8GB of memory bandwidth paired with DDR2 memory and 80 stream processors, this low-profile card fits in almost any case or motherboard designed to have a PCI Express video card in it. Have great flexibility when connecting to PC monitors or home theaters for maximum enjoyment of full HD 1080p content. And thanks to plug-and-play ATI CrossFireX upgradeability, it is easy to turbo-charge your 3D performance.

Bought several high-end games including Empire Total War and Napoleon Total War. Runs these games on medium to high graphics with no problems. Set up was very easy, my first time installing a graphics card so I was a little apprehensive, but it was very simple. Haven't had any issues in about 1.5 years of use so it has good duration, reliability and pricing. If you are just beginning to upgrade I would start with this card.

As soon I got home with the card I installed it in my computer and did the installation and it only took 1 minute for the installation!(With the CD) There were no problems at all and my games got about a 40 frame boost! Since I originated from a junky 8400gs. I could play Modern Warfare 2, Bioshock 2, Left 4 Dead 2 , etc all at max settings. Good Card.

I bought this ATI Radeon HD 4350 about 1 mouth ago. Getting an ATI brand is one of the best. since my computer needed a New graphics card.This card help a lot. My experience with it has been satisfying for the most part, it runs games and movies at a smooth rate and makes images a little more clearer. Only problem I had with the card was how to set it up, the instructions lack on telling the buyer you have to go into BIOS and command the motherboard to stop looking at the on board video and look at the PCI slot, i.e. this was my problem. However sometime down the road I plan to upgrade to a even better ATI graphics card, but for now this 4350 will do. Other than that a solid card for a solid price."

I bought this ATI Radeon HD 4350 from being talked into getting an ATI brand and since my computer needed a graphics card anyway. My experience with it has been satisfying for the most part, it runs games and movies at a smooth rate and makes images a little more clearer. Only problem I had with the card was how to set it up, the instructions lack on telling the buyer you have to go into BIOS and command the motherboard to stop looking at the on board video and look at the PCI slot, i.e. this was my problem. However sometime down the road I plan to upgrade to a even better ATI graphics card, but for now this 4350 will do. Other than that a solid card for a solid price.

this card is good. better than 8400gs by 2x. you could run crysis on med. low power comsuption. after instlation, be ready to get the phone and call geek squad for help because you wont have sound if you are not useing hdmi audio like me.

If you have an older computer or a computer with a small power supply this card is about the best you can do. Unless you want to get into buying a new power supply and possibly a new case (if you bought a factory built one you might be forced to sometimes) you just have to make do. Well, by making do with much more "basic" power supplies in the 250 watt range this video card is perfect. Above average graphics considering how low wattage it is, doesn't get "to hot" under lots of stress, and has a great price. Sure it's not going to run modern games on high and doesn't have the power of modern cards for other tasks, but it's still a step above integrated video cards. If you have a cheaper or older computer and just want to upgrade the video card without having to start upgrading everything else it's great. If you're trying to do an overhaul of a machine, just move along. Only negative really is that since it's an older version the software that comes with it probably won't work very well with a more modern computer, but that's almost to be expected.

Everything works fine so far and this is a very big improvement over my old video card. I had a little trouble getting it to work, but it wasn't a problem with the card. At first, I had an extreme amount of corruption in windows. After some time with tech support, they suggested that I use a driver sweeper to completely remove the old video driver and to update the motherboard drivers. I did so and it worked perfectly.

Just picked up this card yesterday from BestBuy. My onboard ATI RADEON X1100 card can hardly handle a simple game like Halo 1. Upgrading to the HD 4350, I can run Halo 1 on maximum settings and I'm getting more kills per game! But the only concern about this card is that I still can't max out NFS Most Wanted. I have to set the resolution down to 800x600 and everything else on the max. BUT, I think this can also be caused because of my CPU. I'm using a Celeron D 356 3.33GHz. Anyways, this is a very nice card if you're doing simple gaming and HD movies... I really don't know how I was able to run Crysis on medium settings though xD

I bought this card last week. It was easy to install and it made a huge difference over the Intel integrated graphics in my PC. The other great thing is that I was able to increase the resolution of my monitor and that made watching movies and editing photos great.

Pros: super simple to install (however user error prevented me from doing it correctly the first time around... my fault.. luckily YouTube is super informative). My gaming on Everquest 2 on "Balance" setting is perfect (anything else is pretty laggish on my comp). All my other simple games (apps on facebook, bejeweled, other silly games... YoVille) run a lot smoother). My Windows Experience Index went from a 3.2 to a 3.7 (Gaming Graphic went from 3.2 to a 4.6) (Graphics went from a 3.4 to a 3.7). Cons: Nothing really, but make sure you research everything about your comp before buying. I had to by a power supply upgrade, because my comp has 250 w power supply, and the card requires a 300 or better. This was my first time upgrading my comp. I researched for 2 weeks to make sure I got the right one. I have a HP Comp which was built for entertainment purposes, and I wanted to game on it. It had good bones and needed minor upgrades. I attempted to play Everquest (the Free Version) on it, and the vid card failed to provide the simple task on "Extreme Performance" (meaning you are willing to sacrifice overall visual gaming so you can actually play the game). Never the less, everything looked like tetris pieces and it was still a pretty weak performance, like everything looked dark ever at the highest "brightness" level on my monitor. It just wasn't fun to play, and all my friends were like.. dood you suck. Just upgrade your vid card. In which I did, and could not be more happier with it.

I went to best buy the other day to purchase a card that can run dual monitors and that is compatible with my computer. On the website it says minimum of 250 Watt power supply and on the box it says recommended 300W. My computer has a 250W max output power supply, and the card works fine. When hooking up my monitors after installing this graphics card, I noticed that I had no sound and the sound was coming out of the hdmi, which I did not have hooked up to a monitor. I just went into Bios and changed it. Other than that, I have had no problems with this card and I works well with my dual monitors.

I recently Bought this last Jan 28, 2010, IT WORKS with Windows 7 with the current CD driver that is included in the box, I'm currently using windows 7 64-bit home, and it works fine and no freeze-ups, works on Borderlands and Fallout 3 on Medium Settings.... the ONLY problem is the FAN... it's Noisy.....

I got this card because i ran cod4 on all low settings and got about 10fps. I picked it up and because it was $40, i didnt think it would be much of an upgrade. i can now play cod4 with medium settings and 50-90 fps. it runs gmod on all high. I couldnt fit it into the x16 slot at first. took about 10 minutes of pushing and what not. overall it is a great card for less than $100

I previously bought a geforce graphics card for my computer and the thing wouldn't start my computer. I returned it and paid $10 more for this and it's running everything i want amazingly. I previously had a integrated x200 Graphics which was 128 shared memory. This thing really helped me with Aion Online. I can play the game on highest graphics with little to no lag!

This was an upgrade from a 128mb NVIDIA card in my old Dell. I have Windows 7 RC1 and it installed the drivers right away without the CD or downloading the drivers. It boosted my graphics from an index score of 2 to 3.7 and gaming graphics from 3.3 to 5.7. I mainly bought this to upgrade the graphics for World of Warcraft and I am not disappointed! I'm running it with all options on full and getting no video lag at all! I didn't realize what I was missing until I put this card in. I didn't realize that HDMI was a separate adapter that you have to buy. Not that big of a deal for me as I'm not planning on using that feature any time soon, just be aware.

I wanted to use 2 monitors for my lowprofile Dell Inspirn 545ST. After doing some extensive research on graphic cards that would fit the Dell I found this one. I'm not a gamer, so I have not push the limits on the card, however, for what I do it is an excelent graphics card.

Was worried about gaming with it but can play all my older games maxed out. Don't believe everything you hear about it for gaming, COD5 W@W runs smooth as silk maxed. The fan is super quiet and runs cool.

First time I've ever truly just opened a box, removed device, plugged in device and restarted. Easy.... Like it should be