maxsunGEFORCE GT 710 1GB Low Profile Ready Small Form Factor Video Graphics Card GPU Support DirectX12 OpenGL4.5, Low Consumption, VGA, DVI-D, HDMI, Fanless Cooling

i needed a single slot graphics card to fit in my NAS and it fits perfectly.

Reliable card

REASONABLE PRICE for a 2015 vintage design SFF small form factor card. It is Not Plug and Play on this computer, I had to download the driver and install from Nvidia, also since using VGA output, I had to change bios back to internal sound card for audio :IT plays the GEO FS online flight simulation game! Which almost maxed it out. but with a Amazon Prime TV show playing at the same time, AND 20 Plus tabs open over 2 browsers, that tops out the GPU and memory LOL ;-)OVERALL it works great a 16 year old SFF HPdc5800 (which needs the 2015bios update not yet installed)It now plays youtube (was hanging up even on 240p), for just shopping and light multitasking this has taken workload off the CPU it seems. GLad it supposedly is windows 11 compatible.After Upgrades to CPU memory and this GPU I hope to upgrade to a slimmed down Windows 11, so Granpa can keep this same computer he has had for 13 years. People do not realize CHANGE handicaps some people which further aggravates cognitive decline issues filling the brain with too much obsolete info and habits from the 'planned obsolesce" & waste built into the computer and other industries, watch THE LIGHT BLUB CONSPIRACY aka PYRAMIDS OF WASTE for how so much is made to break or be made obsolete for a 'broken windows' economy . 4 Stars.

I bought this for my Home Theater PC. The PC has a Ryzen 5 4500 CPU with 16G DDR4 RAM on a GigiByte B550 MB running Win 11. Local A/V content comes from a USB drive connected to my router. The PC is on a 1GB LAN line. This is a fairly inexpensive PC to build (less than $500 in spring of 2024).The original video card had a fan on it (can't remember the model) that eventually started making noise. The machine is on 24/7.When you don't need a high-performance card for gaming, a card like this fits the bill nicely. It handles 4K resolution, requires no additional power connections, is dead silent, no lights, and not power hungry. And it plays well with downstream HDMI gear.The output of this card feeds a Denon 7.2 AVR that drives either a large display or a projector.I play most of my local files with VLC. I get full uncompressed 7.1 audio and 4K video out of the card. Streaming is mostly via web browser or PLEX. No sound/video sync issues. The card will decode multi-channel or send the data native and let the Denon decode (preferred).In short, for me this has been a great video card for a HT PC. I hope it will be reliable and last multiple years.

I bought this to be able to hook a monitor to my QNAP NAS system so that I could install a different operating system. It does the job. I wish it came with a separate back-panel bracket for the VGA connector, since it has no place to go when using the low-profile mode, but that's not a serious problem for my use-case.

I have an HP computer and had to change some settings in Bios to make it work. It works very well.

The card's fine for my use (not a gamer) and it's a pretty good price. I needed a graphics card because the built-in Intel graphics weren't taking advantage of my QHD monitor. Low power consumption was vital since I've already added a hard drive and a DVD drive to a system with a barely adequate power supply. I had some difficulty finding the right driver. I tried the NVIDIA site with no luck so I contacted Maxsun. They were nice but no help. Then I went to the Maxsun website which took me to the right place on NVIDIA's site where I was able to download the right driver. The driver doesn't support HDR but oh well.

I was looking for an ultra-quiet video board for my wife's computer. This fits the bill perfectly. She uses mostly text and web tools (Word, Excel, Firefox) and this keeps up, driving 2 HD monitors perfectly.