Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had an old video card, needed an update. This card worked fine.

Amazing card, i can play my favorites games without problem.

I wanted to improve on the video performance over the motherboard video but according to the Windows experience it was lower then the on board video

Light gaming or running multiple HD displays. Does the job.

Does everything i needed it to do. running two for crossfire

It really did help. Thing we're pretty slow before

I had purchased this to use in older computer but had issues with it working. Most likely due to older computer.

Looks like a pretty good video card, have not had a chance to test, the PC it was to be installed into failed

Not bad for a low end video card. Setup easy for average person. As always follow the directions

I installed this card when I was getting some display errors on an older PC. The new card was very erratic and settings did not seem to save. This card will go into an old PC that isn't used much since I tried to make it work longer that I should have and can't return it. Might be better in another situation but it didn't work for me.

this gets the job done. its good for light gaming at most but not very impressive...

You're better off saving a couple hundred dollars then buying this graphics card. cant even play the most basic games with out the FPS dropping significantly.

okay for basic computer usage. it gets the job done

Its an average video card. Its not good for video games.

This card really isnt worth much anymore, 4gb of ddr3 at under 1ghz clock speed isnt going to go very far. I would say you are better served trying to find a 1050 or 1060 second hand. Or maybe get lucky and score 1070 for $399 right her at BestBuy

Wasnt too happy with it. i was going to return it but had issues with my car so by the time I could return it, I couldnt. Its an ok product but not what its made out to be

could not get the correct drivers to install hdmi would not work

I just popped this into a 10yo LGA775 system with a micro ATX board, ancient G45 integrated graphics and a PCI-e 2.0 x16 slot. Changed the legacy BIOS to use PEG as the initial graphics, and it fired right up. This is an *old* graphics chipset - you're kidding yourself if you think you're going to be able to play modern games on it, but I needed better graphics than what a decade old G45 chipset could deliver, and it needed to fit into a mini case, so being a shorter length card that is compatible with legacy BIOS, this is fantastic. I had been shopping for a second hand graphics card, but most won't fit in a mini case, especially if you have multiple hard drives installed. This card at only 15cm in length fit right in with room to spare. Despite three outputs, it can only drive two monitors - but that's all I need. Almost silent - cannot hear it over the case fans. As for games? My daughter can finally play Roblox on the PC without blocky laggy graphics. I think that's the level of game you could expect to support out of it. Will certainly get a few more years life out of an aging PC though for a minimal investment. Basically perfect for upgrading an aging system with integrated graphics to extend it's life.

card stopped working a month in drivers wont load only radeon i ever owned what a piece never again

The driver on the disc would not work and this orphan hybrid seems to have nothing provided online either