Zotac ZT-71302-20L NVIDIA GeForce GT 710 PCI Express 2.0 2 GB Graphics Card - Multi-Colour

Got this up upgrade a low power Media PC. I like having a totally silent system and this passively cooled card fitted the bill perfectly. The on-board graphics were struggling under Linux when playing back flash or any video over 720p. *Notice* The specs say it requires a minimum PSU of 300w top work (Ignore this!!). My system runs off of a 90w "laptop brick" and the card works perfectly! I had to use a PCIe x4 to PCIe x16 adapter. PCI-E 4x to 16x M/F Riser Card Adapter Extender Cable Ribbon 19cm Gray since my motherbaord only had a PCIe x4 slot. I thought that it might cause a problem with data or power but it works. I now can play 1080p video perfectly. if you have an old PC you want to use for something useful with it. This card will upgrade it to a good media box when used with Plex or Kodi media centre software!!

Works, nothing more i can say. Not for gaming, but better then nothing. A bit pricey due to supply issues, but then other cards are faaaaaaar more over priced.

Perfect graphics card for small format pc like dell. So pleased it had the small brackets with in the box. I have bought another for a kids pc as it’s great there is know fan so no added sounds. Games work well with it to.

Fast Delivery, works as promised, great value for money, would recommend for first time computer builder's easy to install and inexpensive if you make a mistake

I bought this card to replace a Zotac GTX260 that I'd had for a number of years that had unfortunately started crashing my Windows 10 Home due to the fan breaking down. Fitting the card is very easy, just like any other PCIe graphics card, and it works very well. I don't play games on it, so that's the only reason for the 4 stars on that section. It's more than twice the amount of RAM as the old one so it handles anything I throw at it. Excellent!

Was absolutely stunned to open this up and find that there is no low profile bracket included. The low profile bracket for the vga adapter is inside but the main low profile bracket for the GPU is missing. The box was sealed too. What a joke, I had to jump on ebay and purchase the low profile bracket seperately.

Graphics Cards can be much more expensive, but this one is good for the money! At least, my son is very happy!

its ok I should have invested in a better one as I needed one for gaming and this does not work with games

Very good, I have been using it for 5 years, no problems, still working great.❤️

Ottima scheda video da buon rapporto qualità prezzo come tutte le schede nvidia compatibile con linux. Funzian molto bene anche su pc più datati

This is the low-low-tier fanless, GDDR3, PCIe x1 card. Technical aspects from my experience, paired with Ryzen 5000 series (no CPU bottlenecks): -Compatible as expected on AM4 ASRock B450M HDV-4.0, and ASRock B550 Phantom Gaming 4/ac -Seems like modern production run, with continued driver support -Full UEFI/non-CSM/non-legacy compatible (i.e. Windows 11) -Core/RAM clock only in MSI Afterburner, no voltage or Power Limit control ---Accepts +200-300mhz on both clocks. Basically stays inside 40-60C under any idle/load -Using this (or anything else) to display instead of main mining card, gave 1MH/s ethash rate increase (~28MH/s RX580) -No conflicts with active AMD and NVIDIA drivers+software. -Smooth 1080p60 Youtube and Twitch, issues with certain Twitch streams stuttering ---Unsure, but possibly common Windows issue with multiple displays ---Youtube strangely stutters at 720p or lower. 1080p only? lol -Similar general desktop/browser performance as a modern GDDR5 GPU -RX580 does have slightly better display clarity, and (vaguely so) system responsiveness Windows can only use one GPU for rendering (Display Settings --> Make this my main screen), so if you have 2 monitors plugged into 2 cards, the secondary screen/monitor pair will always have issues with refresh rate, latency, and stuttering. However, Path of Exile, which has an in-game GPU selector, was able to run normally on the RX580/"not main" monitor, while the Windows desktop+apps directly behind felt like a remote desktop connection. Don't expect playability past DirectX 11 stuff and PSX era emulation. Not great Vulkan performance. From my limited testing: -Smooth, absolutely playable 60-80+fps in (1080p+high) Terraria and Celeste, (720p+low) L4D2 and HL2 era games -30+fps in 720p Path of Exile, PERFECT for running a trade-only 2nd account on a 2nd PC/VM instance (POEers, this is how you get Mirror rich) -CS:GO and Chivalry 2 barely function, crazy stuttering, <10fps -Runs AOC 24G2 (Freesync/"AMD"-branded) at true 1080p144hz over HDMI. 60hz setting produces clear mouse trails and skipping. No clue if games are actually displaying past 60fps, but no stuttering or tearing with VSYNC off. The reason I bought this: my PC froze while BIOS flashing my main gaming/mining RX580. I was getting 4 boots on beep, and no display from BIOS or Windows. I simply needed to reach Windows from another display source, with the RX580 active, in order to reflash. Despite having a spare x16 GPU, I needed the 1x, slot-power only GT 710 b/c: -Corrupt/unusable/unflashable 2nd physical bios on my used RX580, ("invalid VendorID") -My spare card needs 1 (of 2) PCIe connectors from the PSU--my RX580 uses and NEEDS both to activate -Spare card is null, b/c my MicroATX motherboard has only two PCIe slots (x16 and x1) -No integrated graphics, APU, or different systems available For this purpose, the card worked perfectly. Plugged in one monitor via HDMI to the GT 710. BIOS and Windows booted and displayed normally. The BIOS flashed perfectly and restored full function my RX580. I discovered that the PolarisSRB mining BIOS requires CSM/legacy mode active to post BIOS, otherwise it beeps, then goes straight to Windows login like normal (if fully flashed :D). With CSM off, GT 710 in, but monitor plugged only into RX 580, BIOS seems to be happy it found any card, and skips the dreaded beeps, accept DEL to enter settings etc., but simply doesn't display anything (out of the RX580), unless you plug a monitor into the GT 710. --Conclusion: I eventually upgrade most of my components, and built 2nd mining rig anyway that I only remotely access, so I could've returned the GT710, as a refund a refund on my $70 "fix". But I bought the warranty, and now it's always hooked up. I only switch monitor cables to the main GPU to game. Not the best solution, but dat average hashrate amirite?

This is not a high-end card. It was my cheap alternative to my GT240 which blew its fan. This card has no fan, and video output is available at all 3 outputs simultaneously. It is now running in my 12-yr-old Pentium PC.

Es una excelente opción para pc de gama baja o darle un segundo aire a una pc vieja(que es mi situación), la utilicé en la pc de mis papás para elevar el apartado multimedia, a grandes rasgos la pc cuenta con un procesador intel core 2 duo, una motherboard ecs socket 775, 2gb de ram ddr2 y una fuente genérica con lo cual debía buscar un gráfica de poco consumo, pero que fuera capaz de correr juegos casuales, reproducir videos en youtube y peliculas en fullHD, etc y sirvió de maravilla. Por $600 es una buena alternativa.