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 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.

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.

it's been a great little upgrade for my setup. If you're looking for a budget-friendly graphics card for everyday tasks, media consumption, and some light gaming, this one does the job well.Installation was super easy, especially with the low profile design it fit perfectly into my compact case with no issues. The performance is solid for what it is; it handles 1080p video playback smoothly, and even some older or less demanding games run surprisingly well. It also runs cool and quiet, which is a big plus.Having both HDMI and DisplayPort is a nice touch, making it easy to connect different monitors without extra adapters. Of course, this isn't a powerhouse GPU, but for anyone who just needs a simple, reliable graphics card without spending a fortune, it’s a fantastic choice. Definitely happy with my purchase!

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

very good value

I'll write a few comments that may benefit people who encounter similar issues to what I experienced when installing this product.Firstly, it comes set-up for a large PC and not a small form body. Therefore, very logically, to set-up for a small factor PC you just unscrew the connections and connect them to the two brackets that are included which then have to go into two expansion slot outlets.I'm assuming the issue I encountered next may be related to the fact that my PC was bought as a refurbished one (HP ProDesk). I haven't gone into the BIOS settings to alter anything there.I followed the instructions which stated that you install the graphics card, swap the connection over and restart the PC. I was left with a completely blank screen. I'll keep it brief. To overcome this problem install the graphics card but don't swap the monitor cable over, download the drivers and software for the graphics card and then (via Control Panel, Device Manager, Display Adaptors) disable the on-board graphics adaptor. Swap the monitor cable over and everything is perfect.Personally, I didn't buy this for gaming but as a last resource (I tried everything suggested on the internet) to cure an issue of the screen frequently blacking out for a couple of seconds or so whilst using the PC (spreadsheets or internet etc all experienced issues). Thankfully I'm glad to say that it has completely cured the issue and everything is working brilliantly now and the graphics are excellent.

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.

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