SHOWKINGS NVIDIA GT 730 Graphics Card, 4GB 128Bit GDDR3 Computer Low Profile GPU, HDMI/VGA/DVI -Output, PCIe x16 with Fan Desktop Gaming Video Card, Support 2K (with Bracket)

This graphics card is 9 years old and can no longer be updated. It's a lot of money for a very old graphics card. Returned item due to this

Brought this for my boy as he asked for it for Christmas he installed it himself and very happy with it

Arrived quickly and was very easy to install, graphics are really good, so I'm pleased with this item

Easy to install good product would highly recommend

Overall, a good product.

Did what it is meant to. Fits SFF and with 4gb onboard RAM gives that extra power.Amendment: Has 3 video ports but only supports two monitors at a time. Not as advertisement of 3.

It installs easily, with a selection of brackets that enable it to go in as either a low-profile or regular profile card. It doesn't come with a driver and as it is an old model, at first the only driver listed for it on nVidia's site merely went up to Windows 8 and said it was incompatible with my Windows 10 system. After much searching I did find a Windows 10 compatible one on nVidia's site. Google "windows 10 driver gt 730 391.35". Hopefully the first hit will be the link to that driver.HOWEVER: I initially gave this a 5-star rating but have now amended it to 3 because I discovered that the latest driver this card can use, the above-mentioned version 391.35, is very old and is incompatible with all the video and photo editing software I use because they require a much newer version nVidia driver. So I'm now going to have to buy another card, not having realised that this was going to be the case. So please be aware of this issue.

I have an older Dell XPS 8500 tower, (i7-3770 w/32GB Ram) and had a failed Nvidia GT 640 graphics card. The machine would freeze or reboot randomly and I couldn't run any video editing applications without having an issue. I would like to add that I do not run any games on this pc so an expensive graphics card with high FPS capabilities was not really necessary. I do use the machine for Photoshop, general productivity and I am teaching myself video editing.I found this reasonably priced card with 4GB of RAM on board which is a significant increase over my old GT 640. The card is compact and installed easily into the PCIe X16 slot without any issues. I was a bit concerned about the drivers not being available on the Nvidia web site as some reviewers have mentioned. After rebooting and about 5 minutes of run time, Windows 10 found the appropriate drivers and installed them automatically. I am able to take advantage of multiple screen resolutions and am currently running at 1920 X 1200 with zero issues. Davinci Resolve, Clipchamp, YouTube all run flawlessly.Overall this was a good choice for my system and I am pleased with the performance of this GPU.

I recently restored a SONY VAIO VGX-XL1. This is a 2005-2006 era PC. I replaced the original nvidia graphics card that came with the pc with SHOWKINGS GeForce GT 730 4GB Graphics Card. The installation was a breeze. The computer recognizes the card. I downloaded the latest driver for the graphics card and instantly updated the system. I wanted to play a bluray disc with this computer. The original graphics was choppy and the system crashes intermittently. The SHOWKINGS GeForce GT 730 4GB Graphics Card handled the bluray content with no hiccups. The video was smooth considering the SONY VAIO running Windows 8.1 is no longer supported by SONY and Microsoft and has no media player support to begin with. It played perfectly using a third party vendor for media playback. I uploaded a video from a bluray disc and you can see how vivid and smooth it played.

I was building a virtual pinball machine and needed a GPU upgrade for an SFF Dell Optiplex to run virtual pinball software.Once I got the correct drivers installed, it actually performed acceptably. I was actually quite surprised with the improved performance of this budget card in Windows 10.You won't be playing any of the heavy graphics games like Starfield or new FPS games, but perfectly acceptable for games without heavy GPU requirements. Should be just fine for other applications.I ended up not using it in my virtual pinball machine only when I realized that while it has 3 options for monitor connections (HDMI, DVI, and VGA), *ONLY* 2 simultaneous displays are supported at any given time (e.g. HDMI/DVI, HDMI/VGA, etc.). I needed to support 3 simultaneous displays.If you only have 1 or 2 monitors and you don't plan any heavy-duty gaming, this is a great and cost-effective upgrade.

Great performance, doesn’t heat up, good size, excellent graphics

I searched for drivers. NVidia's web site said the card was not supported as it is "end of life.I've returned the card for a refund.