💥 Powerful and Compact VisionTek Radeon 7750 SFF 1GB DDR3 3M Graphics Card - 900574 with Dual HDMI and miniDP for Enhanced Visual Experience Review

fur, worked great until I had to upgrade my computer, worked with two monitors and the graphics were great. Then had to install a few updates and now it doesn't work on dual monitors. I've checked the settings and everything I could find on my card. Now I have a slacker of 10 years. Enjoyed two screens and great graphics for two days, now this is a disappointment. Time to look for a plan B.

I installed it with no problems which means it's EASY as my PC skills are minimal. I'm still using a 10 year old Dell StudioXPS that originally came with Windows 7. It crashes and runs like a champ. I needed dual HDMI because I'm using a new 27" Samsung monitor on one output and a splitter on the other going to another 27" Samsung and 55" TV. They all work great. Noise is minimal, no worse than the GeForce it replaced. If you need dual HDMI and it fits your specs, go for it.

I first ordered an Nvidea NVS310 but the flickering problem in Windows 7 didn't work so I returned it and ordered this card. I am pleased. I had to go to AMD's website to download the drivers, for some reason the disc that came with it didn't boot properly, but after that it worked. I work from home as a real estate agent and was keen to upgrade to a dual monitor system and after finding a deal to buy two 27 inch curved monitors from Samsung and a pair of stands from Revain I was ready to go…

I do my business from home and over the years I've acquired a few obsolete televisions that I no longer need for the rest of my house so naturally they became my computer monitors. All I really wanted was to have two different TVs - sorry, monitors. They go at the same time. One to use while monitoring my employees and the other while working from home. I'm just tired of constantly switching between 6 or 7 different tabs. The only reason I gave 4 stars and not 5 stars is the fan. If you're in…

I bought this as a cheap graphics card with dual HDMI outputs for an older Intel I7 machine with an ASUS ROG motherboard in an old and noisy server tower that was said to have multi-monitor support . on board the map but never seemed to actually be able to do it. I run mine in mirror mode to stream video and audio to my living room for streaming movies. It does exactly what I need and I am a happy customer. I don't think I'll be looking at this map to play. For the hardcore gamer, there are far

This device works well with some problems. Installed a graphics card with two monitors. At first I couldn't get it to recognize both monitors. Apparently win10 does not support the built-in driver. I downloaded the software from the CD that came with the device. This solved the dual monitor detection problem, but the display only took up 90% of the screen. I tried to check the customer support page, it was blank and hadn't been updated in over a year. I found an option in the bundled software…

Bought for use with three displays. It is not compatible with UEFI systems unless you disable secure boot and enable legacy ROM support in the UEFI BIOS before installing it. Installed on a Dell Inspiron 560 and Dell Inspiron 3847 system. Worked fine until I thought of flashing it with UEFI GOP support. Do not do that. You will be a brick if you do this. If you need a secure boot, look elsewhere. If not then it was a decent card for the money. All three displays ran Windows 10 (so far) with…

What is shown in the picture is not what was sent to me, although I am not complaining because the one sent to me (AMD Radeon HD 7700 Series) matched my requirements and surpasses them. Expectations. In addition, this card was designed for HP Z200 series small form factor workstations. The difference between what is shown in the picture with this product and what I received is that the GFX card has two (non-standard [see image]) HDMIs. Connections, although my new monitor (an HP VH240a) came…