Pros: Simple basic card for a kids computer or someone that doesn't need high horsepower card but ample to handle games such as WOW or photo editing does not use a PCIe power tap

Cons: none

Pros: -Cheap
-REALLY CHEAP
-Plays Minecraft at 30-40fps at high settings / 20 chunks
-Youtube and Netflix run flawlessly
-Low profile

Cons: -Dual slot needed for Dual-VGA display. But who cares!?

Other Thoughts: Runs perfectly out of the box with Geforce drivers for my Bosses computer, perfect for those long afternoons in the shop with netflix and minecraft. Cheap, low power, no fan, what more can you ask for for $50?

Pros: HDMI, DVI all you need for connections
GREAT Graphics Clear picture
GeForce is the BEST!

Cons: None @ all!

Pros: This puppy has worked under extreme heat (summer in my office) and extreme cold (our heater didnt work for 2 months of winter), and it's still kicking. DIdnt really bother to download drivers, it was just plug and play. Also, i didnt have to worry about a noisy fan bugging me every day, so that was just a plus.

All in all, if you are looking for something simple, even able to play some minor games, this is your guy.

Cons: I wish there was a more powerful version of this.

Pros: Price
Easy install, Low profile option
Reduces workload on CPU

Cons: NONE

Other Thoughts: Needed a low cost basic card to run Korora Linux on my 1151 Intel mobo.
Linux drivers not available as yet for this new chip. This video card was
a inexpensive solution.

Pros: I have done little tinkering with PCs. I have a Dell Dimension E521 with integrated video on the board. Just trying to stream some news video or a youtube caused a lot of herky jerky in the video not to mention if I was trying to run something else. Saw the Processor chip was maxing out on usage and freq because of the video so I decided to buy a video card. I am not one who likes those "chat with a pro" pop ups but decided to try before I bought a card. The person Newegg set me up with was very courteous and helpful when I asked about what card to get to meet my needs. This was one of the suggestions and the one I decided on. It came with a driver disk and the card installation was very easy. I read reviews where people had trouble with the driver on the disk and had to go online. I had no problem and was able to download the driver from the disk easy. Now the videos stream perfectly and it has taken a load of the processor. It has only been a couple weeks but I think it will last.

Cons: None so far but will edit this review if I have to in the future.

Other Thoughts: Would definitely recommend for any general computer user. The price was also very reasonable.

Pros: No fans. Simple to install. Drivers were really simple. Almost 1.5 years use and no troubles.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Great card if you don't plan on hi end gaming. It gives good performance for the price that I got it at.

Pros: Needed to add a graphic card due to incompatibility of the household computer's built in graphic card with Windows 10. The GeForce 210 was easy to install, drivers were easy to install, and runs basic graphics and simple streaming videos with Windows 10 flawlessly.

Cons: No cons.

Other Thoughts: I don't play any games on the computer, so I can't speak to the GeForce 210's ability to run games. It definitely meets our basic needs for a household computer.

Pros: Pros for this card are that power consumption is quite low, heat generation likewise is very low.

Installation is very simple, as you just insert the card and screw it into the case. There are no power connections to worry about.

Driver installation is painless, just follow the instructions on the given CD.

If you plan on overclocking the card, it does overclock fairly well using Evga's utility, and even with a 50% overclock, it was running stable. This will of course depend on the temperature of the room your computer is in, and the airflow in your PC.

Cons: The cons would be this card only supports DirectX 10.1.
Also, NVidia has stopped providing driver support for the card.

Even though this card does overclock fairly well, there is no ability to tweak the voltages of either the core or memory, as this is a very basic GPU.

Other Thoughts: In the end, this is a great card for those who do not need high end graphics, or are building budget systems. Just be aware of the limitations, so as to not be surprised down the road.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear David N.,


I would like to thank you for your feedback about your EVGA GeForce 210 graphics card. The EVGA GeForce 210 graphics card is considered an entry level graphics which was first released back in 2009. It is meant to be used as an onboard replacement or to achieve a multi- monitor set up for a workstation. We do offer a wide range of different graphics cards to fit any customer needs. Should you or any potential EVGA customer ever have any questions about any of our products, then I would encourage you to contact our 24 hour Presales Support team by phone 1.888.881.3842 and pressing option 3 or by email: Newegg@EVGA.com so that we can further assist you.

Sincerely,
EVGA Customer Support

Pros: If you don't plan on heavy gaming this is for you. I keep buying them because I use them in system builds for customers to start out. These cards never fail and even the HDMI is great.

Cons: None