PNY NVIDIA NVS 510 Graphics Card with DisplayPort Accessories VCNVS510DP-PB

Had a PNY NVS 810 that finally died after almost a decade. However, I only had 4 monitors. Bought this for 4 extended monitors and worked perfectly with the with the mini-DP to DVI adapters that came with the NVS 810. The seller put a nice touch as it included 4 mini-DP to Display Port adapters, and a half height plate for optionally installing in a SFF desktop. While I don't use the card for FPS and high demand gaming, works well for low resource games and my professional purposes. Amazing value for the price!

I had three monitors I was using for daily stock market trading. Two were on VGA and the quality was poor. I bought this board so I could use HDMI on all three. Installed easily and came up great. I had one monitor on one application that would not work. I tried several fixes on my on and then reluctantly called tech support on a Saturday. I got ahold of a gentleman that worked with me for what I am sure was at least an hour trying to resolve the problem. After considerable trouble shooting he suggested I change my HDMI cable. Wa la. It worked!As an added benefit I had a wall mounted TV that I was able to use since this board comes with 4 ports. Works great for my daily trading needs.

This card did not work in my HP Envy, which has the requited PCIE x16 slot, 32Gb, Win10, etc.This is the second attempt to get a PNY NVS 510 video card working in this system.The first card arrived without an installation CD, though the one sheet of paper it did come with indicated that it was to be in the package. I installed the card but never got a response from either video monitor (LG G-Sync). I did try installing drivers downloaded from NVIDIA but they failed because the hardware cound not be found.I returned the card and got a replacement.The replacement came with an installation CD but there was no documentation, only drivers. The one sheet of instructions indicated that the installation guide was on the CD. It was not, and not in the unzipped contents of the driver as well. Undaunted, I installed this second card and the result was the same, no display. Actually the monitor said no signal and went to sleep.Additionally, installing this card into an HP Envy is a nightmare. I bent a couple of grounding fingers, attached to the case, because of the card's output panel small size.I'm returning this card also.I do not expect to buy a PNY card in the near future nor can I recommend one to anyone who has an HP Envy.

The video card works great, but the dvd driver was bad, i need to search driver in the web

Allowed me to hook up 3 totally different monitors with ZERO headaches. Two in landscape and one in Portrait. 27" 16:10 , 24" 16:10 and a 22" 16:9, one with VGA, one with DVI and one Display Port. All mixed match and they all look great and worked with no probs. Hooked up to a SFF PC, HP Elite 800 . I didn't use the included adapters. I bought cable matters cables to match my monitors and with mini Display port connectors on the other end. I'm not a big nVidia fan but this thing just works. You want 3-4 monitors, just spend the money, get this thing and be done .

I recently built a new computer. I wanted a strong computer for video editing, able to comfortably run virtual machines, image processing and just general computing. Well I built a quite nice computer but it kept locking up and was quite unstable. I spent months trying to track it down. After swapping out a few components to no avail, I came to the conclusion that it just had to be the video card that was causing the problems.I have 4 monitors' so I went looking for a video card and I had already spent a lot on the computer and I really didn't know for sure that the video card was the culprit so I didn't want to spend a lot. After a bit of research, I ran across the NVIDIA NVS 510. Decided to take a chance. I've had it installed for almost a month and I have not had one computer freeze. All of the problems that I was having before are gone. I am very pleased with the video quality and all is well in Smallville.I don't play games so I cannot speak to refresh rates or video lag or any of those things gamers worry about, But for a home/office environment I don't think you could do much better. According to my research the video card was introduced for over $400 but the price has come down quite a bit making it a real value. I'm running Windows 11 64 bit and I'm quite satisfied with the quality and price.

After I wrote to them saying that the installed card didn't work, they promptly left an email asking for detailed information. Initially, after installing the card and rebooting the computer I received what Windows 10 calls "beep codes" and a blank screen when trying to reboot. I finally looked this code up -- 5 in this case -- and it signaled some sort of trouble with the motherboard. I had installed some new RAM in the computer about six months ago and thought maybe it was defective. Ultimately, this led me to remove and reseat the RAM in my computer worked just fine. Before I bought this card I was unable to run DaVinci Resolve with my old 512k card. Now it works fine. Also, videos that used to hang up set to HD now run smoothly and clearly.I didn't bother replying because I expected to follow up. Not only did they follow up, THEY CALLED ME ON THE PHONE! Do you believe it?