Question 1

Does it come with a low profile bracket?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it came with 2 low profile brackets. One for the on board connectors (HDMI & DVI) and one for the removable VGA connector.

Question 2

Will this card support audio through the HDMI cable?

Accepted Answer

If you're trying to play audio thru your monitor speakers and only there, the answer is yes.
You also need to select the video card to be your default audio playback device at the Control Panel.

Question 3

Is this card powerful enough to run World of Warcraft, in its current configuration, smoothly? I am home-bound and WoW is my one form of gaming entertainment. Thanks....

Accepted Answer

I have had no problems with mine for 2 years, Idk if it will run world of warcraft but my son plays league of legends just fine it just lacks the 4k res.

Question 4

I HAVE AN OLD DELL 19" RGB MONITOR.  DOES ANYONE KNOW IF THIS CARD WILL PROPERLY OPERATE THAT MONITOR?

Accepted Answer

Using it on an RGB monitor is different than using it on an old HP or Dell VGA monitor. If it's truly RGB, it needs to operate at a lower refresh rate - like 15KHz, and the lower 640x480 resolution. I believe there is software (soft15khz.zip) that can help with "some" cards - not sure if this is one of them or not.  I can't test it for you without an RGB monitor available.

Question 5

Can i use this video card on a Asus M32AD? I only want it for general uses.

Accepted Answer

Based on Google, your PC has this motherboard "Asus M32AD" that comes with 1 x PCIe x16. which is supported and you can use that card it for general purposes. I would confirm with Asus if your PC came with the motherboard before purchase this item.

Question 6

I currently have an ATI Radeon HD 4850 X2 and am running 3 monitors with it right now (2 dvi, 1 vga (with dvi to vga adapter). I think it's starting to go bad (blinking pixles when posting, random Windows video driver crashes, random BSOD, etc).  It looks like I could just use an HDMI to DVI adapter, and swap out my cards. My question is this... could someone please confirm whether or not this card can run 3 monitors simultaneously?

Thanks!

Accepted Answer

Yes, this card should be able to run triple monitors with ease. However, this will be a slight downgrade, even though the 4850's are ancient now. When i was doing a bit of research when replacing my wife's 4850x2 setup, the benchmark comparison to newer AMD line (at the time, it was the AMD 6000 line) and Crossfire 4850's were about as fast as the 6870. So comparing that to today's market, you are looking between a GTX 750 ti or maybe up to a GTX 950. So if you are planning on gaming, probably look for something with a bit more umph.

Question 7

Is this VGA card suitable for small or compact workstations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the MSI GeForce GT 710 Graphics Card is suitable for small or compact workstations due to its low profile design, which saves space and allows users to build slim or smaller systems more easily.

Question 8

Can this VGA card work with low power supplies?

Accepted Answer

The MSI GeForce GT 710 graphics card has a thermal design power of 20W and a recommended PSU wattage of 300W, indicating it can work with low power supplies.

Question 9

Does this VGA card have an HDMI port?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this VGA card has 1 HDMI port.

Question 10

What do the length options refer to? 129/146/147 mm? Do they all come with a low profile bracket?

Accepted Answer

There are 2 low profile brackets, one for DVI and one for VGA. The low profile option takes up 2 slots. The DVI is connected to the main part of the card. The VGA is on a flexible ribbon that goes in the slot beside the card.

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