GeForce GT 730 4G GDDR5 Low Profile Graphics Card, PCI Express 2.0 x8, HDMI/DVI/VGA, Entry Level GPU for PC, SFF and HTPC, Compatible with Windows 11

My computer is a little older, around 10 years old and was having some problems. I reset the computer and windows. That really helped, but it also meant I lost the driver for my older AMD HD 5770 graphics card. As the card is no longer supported, the drivers are no longer downloadable. I started looking for a replacement graphics card. Considering my system is a bit older and requires PCIe 2.0 compatibility, I decided to get the Glorto GeForce GT 730 4G GDDR5. This is the same card as the NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 4G GDDR5. While not rated the best, it suited my purposes as I didn’t want to invest a large amount in a card that wouldn’t work in my system. I received the graphics card just a couple of days after ordering it. Installation was very easy. The card is powered from the motherboard versus having a power adapter like my old AMD card had. After installation, I started the computer up and the card was instantly recognized. After a couple of minutes, Microsoft Store had automatically downloaded the NVIDIA Control Panel. After making the adjustments I wanted for the graphic card, I started a computer game that has quite a bit of graphics, loaded and played a YouTube video and started writing this review all at the same time. The graphics card had no problem keeping up with all of this. My one concern for the graphics card is NVIDIA says it is no longer supported; however, the seller provides a link for NVIDIA support that has the most recent security updates and any driver updates for this supposedly unsupported card.Video Setting Capabilities:4GB MemoryUltra HD, HD, and SD Range: 720 x 480 up to 1920 x 1080PC Range: 800 x 600 up to 1680 x 1050Refresh Rate: 50Hz, 59Hz and 60Hz

This came all wrapped-up in ESD bags so I didn't really look at it until it came out of the protective wrapping. Once I found out how to open the case and the graphics card slot I discovered the "Low-Profile" is only if you want it that way. There are 2 mounting plates in the box that are for the low profile version and it's up to you to disassemble the card and put it back together with the 2 plates installed (side-by-side) not the vertical version that won't fit inside this case. When I finally got all the bugs out with the cables fitting correctly and the monitor message NO SIGNAL finally gone, this graphics card produces a beautiful clear image. But when it says Low-Profile on the box that's what I expect it to be.

Easy to setup. Simple install. Automatically loaded drivers after a few minutes. This a in a Dell OptiPlex 3050. Improvement in graphics and overall speed. Oh, be sure to disable original embedded Intel GPU. I can hear a slight amount of fan noise. This works well in the framework of this business desktop system.

Apparently was not the proper video card for my PC and OS. Had to use for lesser PC.

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It is never nice to know that when you buy a product new and then find out it was stopped being supported for updates in 2018. From now on when buying a product that needs updated occasionally I will check the manufacturer first. It is not about cost, its about selling something as new that may be so, but is 5 years past updates.

works good

The most challenging thing about this video card is finding the software for this hardware. After I did though, everything worked just fine. I had bought a similar video card for my desktop but it wouldn't work with certain programs and although the box said new, it would not update to today's standards, so it had to go. This card performs all the functions that I need for gaming and for my 3D digital art. It is a good option if you are on a budget like myself