Gigabyte GeForce GT 710 2GB Graphic Cards and Support PCI Express 2.0 X8 Bus Interface. Graphic Cards GV-N710D5-2GL

Wanted to upgrade an 8 year old card with 250mb memory so I can run dual screens and watch vids in 1080ip. I play older games like starcraft and diablo so those run no problem. New card works like a champ for video editing, low end games, and multimedia. Amazing value for the money. The built in 2 gigs handle anything I've thrown at it. Easy install and updates. Fits ATX. Cool and quiet. Highly recommended if you don't run high end games. Not VGA compatible without conversion cords. Single HDMI and single DVI.

Snagged this budget card to make my old hp 8300 handle small tasks and games for my son and it has done nothing but impress me out of the box.Running the stock hp motherboard running and i-5 3470.8gb ramStock 250 psuAnd now this card upgraded from a gt 710 2gb ddr3.Now ive seen alot of people saying this cant game and wouldnt recommend it for that which is ehhh and slightly misleading imo.I dont do any video editing or fancy stuff like that i usually just boot up to play games and pay bills or watch shows but i digress, this graphics card so far has handled everything ive thrown at it and been manageable, dont grab this and think "cool im gonna go pro on a budget", but definitely grab this if youre looking for something to get started, i have gotten the following to be playable so far.Fallout 3 - 40+ fps - med settings under full load (mirv tested)Fallout NV - 40+ fps - med settings under full loadWreckfest - 30-35 fps - med settings which could bump up.Friday the 13th - 40+ fps - med settings.Skyrim - 40+ fps - med settings (tweaked).Again, i may have just won the scilicon lottery with mine but for a small cheap and worthwhile budget card, this is it for me.

Pros:- It has SERIOUSLY impressed me for gaming as we as general use. I can Skype with my fiance with our 2 1080p cams, play Minecraft at almost max settings AND screen share at the same time with no issue.- Easy peasy install. Just click in.- Trusted name.- Low profile.Cons:- No drivers, but if you know what you're doing that's easy enough.- I installed it into my Optiplex 3010 low profile rig January 6th, and March 20 it started making a horrible grinding sound. I checked and my RPMs were down to 400, but temp was okay. Opened up the rig and saw that it was wired in such a way that a wire was hitting the fan. I am going to try to correct the issue, update will be posted when I reach a conclusion.All in all, I'm super impressed with this little card. Valheim doesn't really run on it at the lowest settings, Skyrim (the original release) plays pretty well at medium settings. Definitely recommend for a budget gaming rig if you aren't trying to accomplish stunning graphics. It's a good card. Weirdly came with a DVI to HDMI adapter even though it has an HDMI port, but I like free stuff so. My only real gripe is the fan issue I'm currently having, but hopefully I can manage to fix that.

I feel That it is a good price and good quality card. Easy install, found the drivers easy install and rock on🤘🤘 runs great!Not really sure about gaming that's why there is four stars but may be, I'm not much of a gamer. Anyways you will be happy.

Video started dropping out for a few seconds intermittently. Then today it went dead. There is a lot of internet traffic about this video drop out behavior. Maybe 3-4 years is all you can expect from a relatively cheap card like this, or maybe from any card.

I purchased this graphics card because it was cheap, and I needed a placeholder until inflation decreases and I can finally purchase the GPU I really want. My fiancé and I were able to install this one with minimal effort. At first my display would not turn on. Taking the CMOS battery out and putting it back in to reset it fixed the issue, and it now works as it should. It isn’t the greatest, so far I have only played Plague Inc. and it is quite blurry and hard to read the small text, but it was to be expected. Definitely not built for gaming, but I’m just glad I was able to get a GPU so I can use my PC while I wait for something better. And I am thankful it can at least play some smaller games. I would recommend this one for anyone in the same boat as I am.

Do not buy this, buy a GTX 1650 LP if you need a card without a PCIe power connector.

The Gigabyte PCIe nVidia GeForce GT 710 is an excellent video card and worth every cent. I installed it into a friend’s Dell Inspiron desktop computer running Windows 7 Pro. The installation was flawless and the video card performs phenominally. Granted, my friend only uses her computer for work related functions and standard Windows 7 games.