MSI GeForce GT 710 DirectX 12 GT 710 2GD3 LP 2GB 64-Bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 HDCP Ready Low Profile Video Card

Overall Review: Just looking for a graphics card for watching movies/surfing web. This works great.

Pros: Just wanted a simple entry level card that could drive multiple monitors in Ubuntu. BAM. This is the ticket. Linux default drivers fire right up, and multiple monitors work out of the box with no config.

Cons: Nvidia drivers cause an issue with not being able to switch back and forth between the new Wayland display manager and X11...but that will get worked out sooner or later I'm sure. Just be aware of that if you are planning on running Ubuntu 17.10

Pros: I have an old, old socket 939 motherboard with an Opteron 180 and 4 gigs of ram where the onboard video just wasn't good enough for me. It made my eyes hurt to look at it for long periods of time. I'm running Windows 7 SP 1 32bit for my OS. I put this card in, hooked it up and Windows found and installed the software for it in less than 30 seconds. My video slot on this old board is only standard PCI E and the card worked in it with no issues. It looks good! The video isn't any smoother, but, I can run my monitor (21 inch) at 1600 X 900 and it actually seems to be easier on the eyes. So, if you have an old computer and you're trying to get a little more mileage out of it before you toss it this card will make it look a lot better and it's only about 40 bucks... you can't miss! :^)

Cons: None that I can think of. It does what it's supposed to.

Overall Review: This is good for re-invigorating the video on older boards or just for having around as a spare because video cards DO DIE ON YOU UNEXPECTEDLY. So... buy one just in case! Also, if YOU ARE UNSURE ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE DOING... GET YOUR OWN ANSWERS! I asked Newegg about this (they said it wouldn't work) I asked a few local computer shops (they all said it wouldn't work) I "googled" my question; "Will a PCI E 2.0 video card work in a PCI E slot?" Everybody online said the card was "backward compatible" and it is... so, there you go!

Pros: Probably not an issue for most, but this won't work with a BIOS motherboard - it requires UEFI.

Cons: Can't work with BIOS motherboard

Overall Review: Unable to say. Dead meat to me.

Overall Review: Works well with MSI motherboard.

Pros: picture perfect card each port has dust cover

Cons: none

Pros: quiet and easy to install comes with lp brackets good for all arrangements of monitors/TV's

Cons: n/a

Overall Review: good for mid games or video editing/recording, comes with recording software

Pros: all low profile accessories included. some computers are phasing out hdmi and going to displayport but some displayports do not transmit audio...low cost, can give out hdmi, dvi and vga...onboard fan will keep this cool.. good for htpc use, pretty quite

Cons: not the best performing video card and memory but definitely cheap with hdmi out...nvidia website could not detect the card.. not a big deal tho...have to install correct drivers not the generic windows drivers

Overall Review: Yes definitely recommended if your displayport does not transmit audio