MSI 1030 AERO ITX 2GD4 Review

I bought it for $7,000, and after almost a year of use, I have yet to see any issues. It provides playable frame rates of 30 in the unoptimized game 7DTD. If you have at least an i3 or ryzen 3 in conjunction with this video card, then it is good, at least as a plug, for undemanding games such as Control at minimum settings and GTA V at minimum settings. 50-60 fps on inferno for CS:GO at medium settings; 60 fps with Dota 2 at highest settings. That's it from me, I'm going to go now.

This graphics card is a great option for anyone who wants to get the most out of their computer's gaming and graphics capabilities. It's small and sleek design makes it perfect for any computer setup, and its ability to run quietly and efficiently only adds to its appeal. Through trial and error, I found that this card is easy to install and set up, which was a relief as a computer components novice. The only drawback is that it may not be powerful enough for more demanding applications.

My son got it and now he uses it every day after school and it gets him 300fps in two weeks and Minecraft gets 800-900fps so I'm very happy for him.

This GPU performs roughly the same as my integrated GPU (AMD Radeon RX 11 Vega Graphics). However, my onboard GPU performed slightly better than this GPU when I compared FPS performance. This GPU is not often sought after. This GPU is designed for light gaming at best and is best suited for very low powered PCs (180W PSU).