HIS H435F512HA Radeon HD 4350 512MB 64-bit DDR3 AGP 4X/8X HDCP Ready Low Profile Ready Video Card

Pros: Thought is would be a good low cost video card

Cons: After one month, the video card began to flicker and now no longer displays. Attempted to call HIS tech support, but only got voicemail. They said that they would call back within two days...

Other Thoughts: I hope this won't be hard to replace. Don't hink I would by from this manufacture again.

Pros: Cool looking package

Cons: Most motherboards with AGP do NOT work with this card bcuz its ddr3, the motherboards will not reconize them so it wont work, mostly with dells, but if youre lucky it might work with some computers.

Other Thoughts: none

Pros: AGP with decent GPU, HDMI

Cons: would not work in a dell, worked in a gateway, though.

Other Thoughts: I was disappointed this would not work in the Dell that I got it for, I tested in an old gateway that has a AGP port, and it worked fine there, just not in the Dell

Pros: Works great with XP-32/SP-3 in a Northwood 2.4, Abit AI7, 1Gig machine.

Cons: Unable to load Win 7 on this machine with this video card, hangs-then "unexpectedly shutsdown-restarts" over and over again, unable to load any drivers because of restarts. But can load Win 7 the earlier card an HD 2600 Pro with no problems. But cannot exchange the 2600 with 4350 without Win 7 entering a restart loop.

Other Thoughts: If you are hoping use this with Win 7, best of luck

Pros: Once you get the card working, this card is the best you can get for an AGP card. Plays some games at recent frame rates. Granted, I play older games like Half-Life 2 and Portal 2.

Cons: -Expensive
-Pain in the neck to install. You can't be connected to the internet in Windows, or else it will BSOD with the drivers it downloads. You must use the drivers on the disc.

Other Thoughts: Maybe I should just upgrade my video card. This is a very good holdover until then.

Pros: VGA, DVI and HDMI

Cons: Does not work

Other Thoughts: Dell GX240
AGP slot
300 Watt PSU
Card should work as it draws 5-25 watts
Computer will not post.
Appears not to work in Dell machines from the many other comments with the same problem, some kind of compatibility problem. Took a chance because it was the only low profile AGP card with HDMI

Pros: Easy installation of video drivers. Pretty fast card for old PC with AGP

Cons: I purchased this highly overpriced video card just for one simple reason - to have my HD TV to work with HTPC having AGP bus.

HDMI was total failure with sound never worked on it. Tried three different models of motherboards with Windows-7 SP1 (32 and 64 bit) and Vista SP2 (32-bit). Also tried to download latest drivers from HIS and AMD. No luck wasting 3 days!

Totally useless unless you are deaf and can enjoy HDTV without sound.

I read tons of articles. This is a well-know issue with "High Definition Audio Controller" on AGP-based cards. It shows up on the list of system devices but never works and Playback devices list in "Sound" properties is blank. Most articles explain this as a common "feature" of AGP - it cannot properly share IRQ between audio and video.

I guess the only way for motherboards with AGP to have sound over HDMI is using a video card with SPDIF input, hook it up to SPDIF connector from MoBo and then use a DVI-HDMI adapter.

Other Thoughts: Since I didn't have other choice to make HDMI working with AGP-based MoBo - I tried to gamble with this card even after reading all comments about it but hoping to make it working. Finally I gave up and requested RMA

Pros: Never got it too work

Cons: Never got it too work

Other Thoughts: My power supply is 400 watts. This card needs 500 watts. Can you say read everything before you buy. My 30 day returns has expired. I will have to sell it, but at the top I will state in very bold letters 500 WATTS NEEDED.

Pros: added better graphics to an old system with AGP slot.

Cons: the fan is really loud. i wish there was a way to slow it down with software.

Other Thoughts: card should have had passive cooling.

Pros: I finally purchased this after several years of waiting. My old ATI 9600 AIW worked great for so many years until my WOW game just couldn't keep the FPS even at low resolution. I was getting around 20FPS at idle but as soon as I moved it dropped down to 10 and as low as 5 sometimes. The installation of this card was well overdue and it was very easy and I like the fact that it is a low profile even though I don't have that kind of case. No external power is great but I have an extra connector just in case. Installation of the software was a breeze. I even used the CCC overdrive and I got it to overclock to the max on the core (within CCC not the rivertuner) but the memory would only go up to 790MHz before it would not work. I have adequate cooling in my case so OC'ing was not an issue. Playing WOW in the same settings as I left the ATI 9600 AIW I was getting a good 30FPS which is on fair, tried it on low and got 50FPS. I then tried it on high and ultra and I was getting around 10-20FPS

Cons: Card is good but not as powerful as I expected from a newer ATI/AMD video card so I took off just one egg.

Other Thoughts: My build: Abit IC7 motherboard, 4GB DDR400 Crucial RAM, 478 pin Intel P4 2.3GHz EE, 465WPS, 19" LG LCD monitor.