Gigabyte GeForce GT 1030 OC 2G Graphics Card (GV-N1030OC-2GI) by Nvidia Review

The textolite is glossy, but in a number of soldering places there is an effect of dull old age. Probably not well washed out of the flux. In general, the soldering is neat.

The processor does not load in 4k, the multiplier is blocked at 1400 Mhz, and still, when viewing 4k percent, the photo is resting, the FPS monitor showed overclocking to 1810MHz, playing in 4k the temperature did not rise above 62 degrees, quite quiet 1300 rpm at idle and 3200 maximum

With its pros: Pretty cheap and good video card. The price-quality ratio is quite high. Although this is not a "gaming" card, but at the level of outdated and more powerful gaming ones. Cons: Only 2 video inputs, a rather weak radiator, but it seems to keep the temperature normal.

I'm not an avid gamer, but I like to play tanks and GTA5 at my leisure, so I don't see the point in buying an expensive card. The GT1030 was a pleasant surprise, it keeps overclocking well and shows excellent fps in online games. With low graphics settings, you can comfortably play The Witcher 3 or Battlefield 1. In short, for 5 thousand, and even with a 3-year guarantee, this is an ideal option.

ddr5 memory, a normal card, given that normal cooling will come across. The asus in the blue version is doing well and the memory is chasing.

One of the best reviews. But the card is an office option. Plus, the price is now x2.5, which completely killed this card. Find me a crazy person ready to buy it now.

Got pros: For the undemanding, the thing is, 4K pulls, five-year-old toys pull on high, you can comfortably chop in GTA, CS and Dota. Different cons: If you find for 7-8 thousand. take without hesitation, given the current time, when the top card for the price of a used car)))

If you just need a plug for work and you don’t have a lot of money or don’t want to pay 15-20k for something that costs 10k at best, then definitely take it. It’s like a classic, it hasn’t changed especially in price since its release, it should of course have fallen in price, but thanks for the fact that it’s at least not so noticeably grown in price. Pros: A typical 2GB plug card is quite suitable for working moments. The process has been perfected for a long time, so the card is quite cold…

It is very similar to its "sister" Gigabyte GeForce gt 730 1gb gddr5 oc. Actually a copy. Outwardly, the differences are in terms of the lack of VGA and a slightly different coloring, if you unwind, then naturally the chip marking is different. The cooling system has not undergone the slightest change, as there was a thin plate of aluminum, so it remained as a radiator. The fan, buzzing at 75 �� above speed, also remained in its place. A significant plus was 2 GB of video memory versus 1 GB for

better than GT 730, but not better than 1660. Friends, DO NOT SAVE ON VIDEO CARD! a little about performance: NFS11 (Hot Pursuit) is excellent. set vkblast and limit to 60 fps - satisfied. gmd also takes with a bang. NFS13 (MW 2022) is also great, which is very strange after the above fact about Rivals. And so the graphics card is purely office for 2022. But in general, for a home PC and games no later than 2022, it’s even nothing.

Has pros: Very nimble and quiet. For a plug, it handles old games like Ori, NFS: The Run and GTA5 pretty well. The Witcher will no longer be taken out, of course, but everything that is older is quite possible to try. Got cons: Price. I took it in December 2022 for 10k as a gift to my brother. In a good way, her price is 5-6k, no more. But even so, the card remains a good option in its budget. The main thing is not to run into the version with GDDR3.

The usual simple card, believed the reviews and in vain. Why praise? Yes, the computer is old, the 9800 was very noisy, (it was necessary to change the fan) after replacing it with this card, there is no noise, but practically nothing has improved, the old games are at minimum wages. Don't waste your money, or get cheaper or much more powerful. Yes, and a very interesting shape of the radiator.

I bought it as a plug for several months, but it turned out for a year and a half (thanks to the miners). The card justified its price, it pulled my games: Dota 2, CSGO, GTA5, which were on medium settings (except for GTA) 60 fps and more, in a pair with an fx 4300 processor. Well, in the end, I can say that if you have a budget of 6 then I advise you to take a look at the video card market, but again, in this choice there are risks of getting a brick. And so the card is excellent, and without…

If you want to play with this card because your budget is tight, you'll be happy. /FPSBorderlands 2 - max settings - 60-75 fps WarThunder - max settings - 65-75 fps DarkSouls 3 - max settings - 60-75 fps Fallout 4 - medium/low settings - 45-60 fps Star Wars Battlefront - medium settings - 55 -60 fps Paladins - max settings - solid 75 fps - please note this is based on my setup + I fully optimized my system for gaming and ran a full defragmentation before reviewing or reviewing any of these…

Initially the card worked perfectly, the graphics are excellent. However, I recently connected a second monitor via its DVI output. It worked fine for a couple of weeks and then all of a sudden my second monitor refused to wake up. Tried another monitor and DVI cable, still no luck. I've reinstalled drivers, undone windows updates to no avail. I contacted Nvidia and Windows Support who guided me step by step but still can't solve the problem. Windows could no longer recognize my second monitor.

Great graphics card for casual and medium games. Runs Rocket League, CSGO, 2011 version of Skyrim and Fallout:NV on high/ultra settings at 1920x1080 at over 60 fps. Also runs Fortnite on medium to high settings at 1920x1080 at around 50-60 fps. Able to run almost any non-AAA game as well as most AAA games released before 2015/16 with decent settings (depending on your CPU and RAM of course). It is very easy to install, just plug it into the PCI-e 16 slot on your motherboard as it only requires…

My 8 year old computer definitely needs replacing but it does what I need it to do. My only problem was that the graphics card fan died, so I had to either build a new computer or replace the graphics card and squeeze some more out of this relic. Of course, given that the GPU market is overpriced due to data mining, it took me a while to figure out what kind of performance I was willing to pay for at the time, perhaps in terms of using it in a new one PC build over the next year. . Luckily, the

I got my GT 1030 OC from Revain Warehouse Deals (AWD) today and installed it straight away on my 11 year old HP Pavilion Elite M9200t [Intel Core2 Quad CPU Q9450 @ 2.66GHz 2, 67GHz, 8GB memory, Win10 64-bit, PCIe 2.0}. Easier than ever and backward compatible with PCIe 2.0. Aorus Engine, mainly for temperature control due to previous experience of graphics card overheating (non-gaming). I'm replacing a seven year old EVGA GT 520 card that recently had a fan issue - it stops spinning at the…