GIGABYTE2GB RAM DDR3 SDRAM Video Graphics Cards GV-N710D3-2GL REV2.0

Great video card especially for the price point. Purchased this video card to allow me to run dual monitors at home. Card installed easily and in less 10 minutes. Drivers work with Windows 11. Video card was shipped well packaged and in a super fast manner. Like practically the next day. I have not tried it on graphic intensive programs so I am not sure how it will work for CAD packages or games, but I will update my review when I do.

Video card arrived quickly and was nicely packaged. Works well with my pc and always works well. The Part is well constructed and durable. Cooling fan does a good job to keep it running good and stays quite while on editing assignments. Lcd quality anf picture are good when running my pc.

I bought this for a Dell 7920 Server because I needed a separate main display just for Proxmox. You cant GPU passthrough the same graphics card as the primary one that proxmox uses. I just wanted the cheapest modern card I could find and this was the one with next day shipping. For my basic use this card works great. I would never buy it for gaming though. In 2025 the lowest nvidia card I get would have to be a 3070 or 3080. If your case can only fit a single slot then consider a used Quadro card or something like that.

We had gotten an opinion on our sons PC to do some upgrades for his birthday and my husbands tech savvy uncle highly recommended this product (along with some others) for a better overall experience on his PC and I’m happy to say we’re thrilled that we took his advice. It arrived quick and turned out to be exactly what we needed for our little gamer!

Bought two of these to upgrade a pair of AsRock G41C-GS R2.0 motherboards. Word on the street was that these 'boards were not compatible with Windows 10 because there were no drivers for the on board video in Windows 10. You will have to verify that part for yourself as necessary.There ARE drivers for these video cards for Windows 10.One plus with a dedicated video adapter is that ALL of your RAM is now available to the operating system. You no longer share some if it with the onboard video processor.Installation is simple. Shut the PC down. Unplug power cord and other cables from back of PC. Open the case. If you are replacing an existing video card, remove that card. Install the video card in a PCIe 8 or PCI16 slot. Close the case. Reconnect all of your cords and cables. (You can skip the next step, if you are just replacing another PCIe video card.) Power the PC up and hit the DLT, F1, or whichever other key your motherboard uses to access the system bios. Navigate to the setting where you can select which video type should be the default. Change the default video type to PCIe. That is the only "tricky" part of the installation. If you run into difficulties consult with customer service for your motherboard or the system manufacturer. If windows does not find new hardware and install the appropriate drivers for you, you can go to the NVIDIA website and download the appropriate driver as an executable program and manually install the drivers.Have had these running Windows 7 for over a year and Windows 10 for the past 2 weeks without any issues at all.

Card was easy to install and did not require addition power supply. Setup was easy and only had to set the resolution.

Not good for gaming, this might just be an old graphics card but its basic, even simple games wont work well with this graphics card. not worth its price.

It worked perfectly for my use. I was building a Debian 12 server & needed a video card as the cpu had no GPU.