ASUS GeForce GDDR5 Graphics GT1030 2G CSM Review

This GPU is a BEAST! Bought for my sleeping old Optiplex 990mt with i5 2400 16GB HyperX RAM, 240GB Kingston SSD and 1TB HDD with Apevia 450qatts PSU. Perfect for what I need. He's playing Fortnite on medium settings, I'm sure with a better processor the quality will be high. He's playing Rocket League in high quality and I plan to see how he handles the video but oh my god I'm very impressed with the quality for the price it's excellent.

Bought for a budget gaming computer I was building. It works great and installs with no problems. Normally there is no Nvidia support for Linux, but after installing the Nvidia 381 driver and a quick reboot on Mint 18.1 (Ubuntu 16.04) it worked fine. It plays great in all my games, although some of them require me to downscale the graphics a bit to maintain a stable 60fps, but considering how cheap this card is, I was expecting that. Definitely worth it for those trying to save money on a…

This video adapter was purchased to upgrade an old PC (HP Pavilion a6500f) with an integrated video system that could no longer support a modern browser. The adapter was shipped quickly and arrived well packaged and in perfect condition a few days before the ETA. For those familiar with installing adapter cards, the adapter is easy to install. This PC is running the Linux operating system (MX-Linux 19.3) and had some issues getting the adapter to work with open source Linux drivers. The…

I am using this card in my power rig as a spare while waiting for the next gen card. I really like the fact that it is absolutely silent and that the price-performance ratio is convincing. It can run Skyrim Special Edition at a solid 60 fps on the low graphics preset of 1080p and boost Synthetic: Legion's 120 fps to 1440p. I also tested Borderlands 3 and mostly stayed at 60 fps down to 540p low (better than the Nintendo Switch can handle many games). Gaming aside (this card isn't for gaming…

I got lucky with this card when my old card went down the drain. It should be the sleeper graphics card of the year. A low profile, silent card that is constantly being compared to cards that require a 6-pin lead. This card is powered by a PCI-E slot. No need for 6 pins. My old hd6750 card required a 6 pin 85w connector. Most 6-pin cards require 55 to 90+ watts to operate. This card only requires 35 watts. And he's holding up very well. Even at 1080 resolution and medium settings, this card can