Gigabyte GeForce GT 1030 GV-N1030D5-2GL Low Profile 2G Computer Graphics Card

es una muy buena grafica si quieres darle algo más de poder a tu vieja pc de ofina, obviamente no va a poder con todos los juegos actuales pero los del 2015 para abajo los corre sin problemas pero también depende del procesador y la ram. En conclusió, si tienes PC de oficina y con gabinete tipo Slim es una buena tarjeta. Si no es el caso invierte un poco más y compra algo mejor.

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There were some games I wanted to play on Steam, but with the standard "HD graphics 4600" on my computer, the motion was balky and choppy. My computer was a small form factor HP, so I was limited by 2 main constraints. The standard 240 watt power supply was an odd size, preventing me from upgrading it, and the case was small so I need a low profile graphics card. The Geforce GT 1030 proved to be the perfect solution. Its power draw was very low; it drew power only from the motherboard, meaning that no additional plug was needed to power it; and it was small enough to fit inside the case. I should note that I run an SSD (solid state hard drive) instead of the standard HDD, and this reduces the power use of the computer considerably. This power reduction offset at least some of the extra power drawn by the graphics card. I don't think that I would attempt this upgrade with a 240 Watt power supply and the standard HDD. Installation was a breeze. Attaching the smaller bracket on the card and physically installing it in my computer took less than 10 minutes. I had difficulty getting the driver to download from the Gigabyte website, but the included CD worked fine. The included instructions are generic and of little help, but fortunately the process is fairly intuitive. You should be aware that this video card does not have a VGA port. You will need either an HDMI or DVI cable to connect your monitor. This is clearly stated on the Amazon page, but somehow I failed to notice it. After installation was completed, the performance increase was impressive. To be sure, the graphics aren't perfect. Occasionally there is still the slightest amount of hesitation in some of the graphics. However, the games are now perfectly playable with minimal distractions. The cooling fan is audible but not at all distracting. With a larger case and power supply, I probably would have paid the extra $80 or so to get a more powerful GTX 1650 with 4 GB instead of 2 GB. However, given the physical limitations of my system, I think that the GT 1030 gave me as much improvement as I can squeeze out of my tiny computer.

Buena tarjeta. A mi me resulta útil en mi PC y adecuada para mi pantalla 4K.

I used to use a Nvidia 210, and did a massive jump to this guy (benchmarks show 98 for the first, 2618 for this one). The issues I was having with the cheaper one are already gone with this one. Like any GPU, it's easy to plug into your PC and the CD makes it simple to install. However, when I put the CD in and did the auto-run, it started the install process but then began to download a 100MB+ sized file, so I'm not sure what the CD was really used for. One of my complaints with the first GPU I was using was that it was turning the night light off randomly, and having my monitors turn off then back on again. This one (so far) isn't doing any of that so that's good news. The only thing is if you use a dual monitor setup like myself, the HDMI port will be less true colors than the DVI-D port. Meaning the DVI-D looks more like an OLED display, whereas the HDMI looks like a LCD (more of a grey than a black). However, this seems to be because of the ports and NOT the GPU as this is my third GPU that's had this "issue". All in all, the GPU works great and is priced great. I checked Best Buy, Staples, Walmart, Canada's Computers, and eBay and this had the better price than all of those (with the exception of eBay, which sold used models from China for a little bit cheaper, but I was looking for a brand new GPU). Will update if there's any issues.