🔍 VisionTek Radeon 7750 SFF 2GB GDDR5 4M DirectX 11 OpenGL Single Fan Low Profile 4X miniDP Graphics Card 900798 for Enhanced SEO Review

I decided to add a third monitor to my server and after much research settled on the VisionTek Products Radeon 7750 SFF 2GB GDDR5 card. I installed it and had trouble loading the included driver on the included CD, so I used the Windows 10 drivers by default. After 2 weeks, I discovered that Revain had reduced the price of this card by almost $70, so I called them customer service. I was told that the only way to get a card at a lower price was to return the original card and order it at a…

I had to spend about 3-4 hours installing the drivers. This is a VisionTek product but AMD supplies the drivers, I'm not sure why. AMD does not have a driver listed for this model, but the automatic detection tool can find it. Unfortunately, I had to spend hours troubleshooting Windows just to install the drivers. After finally installing them, I was able to set up my 4 monitor display with ease. Others have mentioned this, but just in case - if you're using a Windows OS, make sure you have at…

Bought about 4 months ago. Works perfectly. I have four 24 inch monitors and they all work fine. I don't play high intensity games. I use Photoshop and Illustrator. You need a monitor with a digital input such as DVI or DP. If you're not using digital inputs like VGA, you can connect a maximum of 2 monitors (I couldn't get HDMI to work either. Maybe a cable issue). You are using an adapter or cable that is not "active". But if you use the right cables, everything works fine. of the budget items

I'm addicted to dual monitors so trying to add my 40 inch TV to the fight was excruciating. The previous graphics card couldn't handle it. My budget wouldn't allow me to get the coveted $1,000. So find this little gem that can run 4 monitors at the same time! [need 2 additional Visiontek active adapter cables] I got lucky. Setup was easy, install the card, download the drivers, set the resolution and screen position. On to the next project.

First, it supports four monitors. However, you need to buy "active" adapters if you want good 4k video quality. The supplied adapters are passive. You'll also need to buy them if you want to support more than one 4k monitor. The manufacturer says it supports two 4k monitors with passive adapters enabled, but that's wrong - it only supports one 4k monitor with passive adapters (all other outputs are output at 1080p). You'll need to buy four active adapters if you want all of your 4k monitors to…

You need 2 active adapters to operate 4 monitors. You won't be told that anywhere. It took me 4 days to figure it out. I called tech support and got it right. Now with 2 passive and 2 active adapters everything works amazing!

Fast card for money! Now, this isn't a gaming graphics card, but the support for 4-4K monitors is just amazing. I love my. I have a 34" Dell curved monitor and a regular 24" HD monitor. My latest gaming card didn't even work with my 3K Dell. This is not a problem. I've had it for 5 months and haven't had any problems. And you get all the cables you'll ever need in the box, since each of these cables sells individually for at least $10. All in all a great video daughter card!

it worked fine for one monitor, after installing drivers windows kept booting with no video until i booted into safe mode and fiddled with it to get it working again 2 monitors, I had to switch to DVI cables, the ones I used on the old card no longer worked. So it took a few hours, but now it's working. I'm glad I had spare cables.