MSI GeForce GT 710 2GD3H LP Graphics Card '2GB DDR3, 954MHz, Low Profile, Low Consumption, VGA, DVI-D, HDMI, HTPC, Silent Passive Fanless Cooling System'

I bought one of these cards in 2019 when the video output on my ASUS motherboard gave up on me. It has worked fine since then driving two monitors. I have just built a new PC and had problems with the MSI motherboard video output and so installed this video card and it has worked perfectly well. For the cost of the card I think they are good value for moneyI don't do gaming so can't comment on how good the card is for that but for CAD work (Fusion 360) it is fine driving a couple of 27" monitors running at 1929 x 1080.

I got a super wide monitor recently 3440 x 1440 pixel resolution which my old graphic card couldn't manage, max was circa 2500 wide. Got this card as a replacement, and it worked nicely, less bulky than the old one, no fan so less noise, booted up immediately with the new monitor to the correct 3440 x 1440 resolution once I had installed the driver from the Cd supplied. Very nice sharp image, using HDMI. I use this for work, not games, so can't comment on 3D rendering at speed, but for business use, excellent and economical, great upgrade for older cards. Recommended.

A basic level, good value, low profile graphics card that's not going to be up to the standards of serious gamers, but one that has Windows 10 support and drivers and will do a great job for the average user.It's a small card, fitting a single slot in PCs with limited space as it has no huge heat-sink fans etc. The D-Sub output can be removed and a replacement ultra low profile bracket can be added to fit slimline PCs, leaving the HDMI and DVI outputs showing. Nicely, the card is supplied with 2 smaller brackets so no need for any additional purchases.Installation is simple (assuming you are OK opening up a PC) and it the card fits standard PCI-E slots and has no need of additional power cable connections. On re-booting the PC, the card is detected as a standard Windows graphics card and works perfectly (although you will need to reset screen definition settings etc) but auto-detect for me did not pick up the NVIDIA GT 710 signature. Using the Driver CD supplied in the box sorted that issue. The driver installation from the CD was fine (although you need to be careful to de-select the extra toolbars, anti-virus software and other stuff that it wants to add as default) although it appears to get "stuck" on 99% complete for what seems like ages and drivers don't install if you assume it's hung up and you quit too soon.Overall: a recommended value card for slimline PCs in particular, not massively powerful by today's standards, but great for the average user and up to date enough to be Windows 10 supported.

Easy to install and it worked fine in my optiplex 5050.

Inexpensive card which allowed me to set up a dual screen desktop when my previous card expired.

I am still using Windows XP on a second computer, because I still have hardware and software that no Longer runs on later versions of windows. Unfortunately my original graphics card decided to give up after 20 years, so bought this card to replace it and it works fine - that's all I need.

Cheapest card you can find online, won’t do much, basically bare minimum.

got this to help speed up the PC. it is not bleeding edge but it helps take the load off of the CPU and bypass the on board graphics which would use some of the RAM, where as the graphics card has its own