NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 Graphics Card (PCIe 2.0, 2GB GDDR5 Memory, 4X HDMI Ports, Single-Slot Design, Passive Cooling)

Very good easy to install. Great for everyday dedicated graphics like Zoom and light gaming

I'm happy with resolution. I can run 4 monitors, but only running 2 now. I don't do gaming. Used primarily for surfing/watching videos or movies.

Easy fit for those systems where your x4 x8 x16 slots are all occupied! I was worried I wouldn’t be able to get video on my rack but I ran across this little gem and I’m ecstatic! It is EFI compliant so no need for CSM! Uses approximately 10watts for general usage. I would NOT recommend this for gaming, but it’s excellent for multitasking with the 4 HDMI outputs. One con. The card is compatible with a 1x slot, but the cards profile is tight to the pcie slot. Some M.2 motherboards heat sinks might prevent proper installation.

Pretty old graphics card, but still works ok, and only requires a PCIe x1 slot to operate. So overall good, however finding old video drivers that support it, is becoming fairly difficult, esp. for Linux.

DO NOT BUY. This is has a PCIe x1 interface! Can’t imagine how slow this cards would be - because my system failed to even boot with this stupid card installed.

Pros: - PCIe x1 single slot. - great for when you need a low profile server video card or a card for a TV box Cons: - I bought this specifically to support multiple monitors alongside of a larger gaming GPU. I learned the hard way that you cannot have multiple drivers for two different cards installed. This card was never added to the new driver packages and is no longer supported. Do not buy if you are looking to add monitors to your gaming rig.

This video card is useless. Just not enough memory to do anything.

GT 730 is not supported by NVidia anymore so you're stuck with using legacy drivers. This means you can't run this GPU side by side with a modern NVidia GPU because the drivers will conflict. An AMD or Intel GPU will coexist just fine. My intention was just to add 4 more video outputs to my computer setup and take up that unused PCIE 1x slot, and keep the power requirements low but that backfired due to that driver issue. I have an RTX 4070 Super. If your just going for productivity this card is sufficient and very low power. Just don't hook up multiple 4k monitors. It will struggle. Stick to 1080p or lower