Gigabyte GV-N730-2GI GT730 Graphic Card (2GB, GRA, PCX)

In terms of what this GPU is capable I can clearly say this little thing here is a right beast for a £90-100 GPU.The only competing card against the 750 Ti is the Radeon 360, but clearly we won't be seeing a low profile version since that card requires 6-Pin connectors to work. This card however is capable of running simply on the PCIe slot power, and its small size makes it great to work in a multitude of cases, both small and large. Don't underestimate its small size because it still is just as powerful as a full size 750 Ti, but it is smaller and so a smaller heat sink and smaller fans, so may run slightly hotter.For my system, I fitted it in a Dell OptiPlex 990 SFF, which does not have a 6-Pin power connector, but still this card was able to fit and so far had no signs of stability issues despite only being a 240W Gold Propitiatory PSU. Expect this card to run well around anything of the 240W+ line.In terms of performance, it is amazing. It's not a GTX 950, but surely you can't ignore this if you didn't have a custom PC or you were looking to cheap out on a GPU. It performs well on 1080p, but absolutely smashes it at 900p or even 768p with DSR x1.2! It also overclocks well, adding an extra 150Mhz Core and 350Mhz Memory stable, and still boosts up to 1300Mhz on its own. With games like Battlefield 4 with mentioned settings I was hitting 80+ frames average on Ultra x2 MSAA.Would I recommend this card? Whole heatedly.Good for OEM systems, SFF or ITX systems, systems with PSUs lacking 6-pin connectorsRuns nicely at 1080p, but for those playing at 900p or 720/768p, it will be a powerful card with high performance.

I installed this in a refurbished Dell Optiplex 760 with an Intel Q43 integrated graphics chipset. The PC had a 235W power supply and only room for a single-slot PCIe card, hence why I choose this model instead of the passive cooling unit (which because of the large heatsink is dual-slot) Thanks to the supplied low-profile brackets, installation was a breeze and now my daughter can play Portal 2.These cards are unfairly trashed in reviews - ignore them. They are perfect for all those refurbished small form-factor Dell or HP PCs you can find on eBay with the rubbish power supplies. I've been looking for something like this for ages. No, they won't be able to play the new Doom, but for newer Source engine games for example, they are perfect. And best of all, cheap!*** UPDATE ***After about a day of this running perfectly, things started to go wrong. First crashes, followed by the the card refusing the initialise properly (code 43 in device manager and generally messed up looking video output). I removed the card from the Optiplex and installed in another PC (this one with a 280W PSU). I had the exact same problems.I can't tell if the problem is the card or the PCs, but since the identical problem is occurring in 2 PCs, I would suspect the card. Both of these PCs are under the 300W PSU recommendation so I guess that could be the problem, but I have no way of knowing for sure. I'm returning it for a refund. However I had already ordered another one so I'll if I get the same issues. For now I'm leaving the rating at 5 stars, because it's a great card for the price. Will update when I try out the second card.

The Gigabyte Nvidia Gt 730 Graphics Card worked acceptably well, and Windows-10 automatically picked up the drivers required. However, the VGA output is very slightly fuzzy horizontally, suggesting limited bandwidth in the VGA output. (Yes, I am running at the monitor's native resolution, and VGA output direct from the motherboard didn't show smudging). I chose this on price, and I guess you get what you pay for! Update: CUDA capabilities report as 3.5.

This graphics card is fantastic BUT my model was obviously a demo one as the latest driver does not have this exact product in the setup files. So I was pulling my hair out for hours and wasn't sure what to do, as the installer would not find the card after plugging it in (and obviously pulling my old card out) thanks to some heavy googling and after a few hours of swearing I managed to change some script in the driver info files and after several trials it recognised the card.Still you don't want to do that, you want to plug the card in, install the driver and start using it.If this happens to you first try to find the card in the device manager, it will be probably called something else so you'll need to find a device with vendor number VEN_10DE which stands for NVIDIA then you need to insert the device and subsys codes into the installer info file.Mine was the next in a list of cards with a DEV_ number of 1207 where the last in the list in the driver file was 1206 so when installing the driver it just can't "call" the device.At the end of the day it's not hard and you learn something about stuff that square headed people do...here's a video about what to do, but my serial numbers were a slightly different sequence so you need to figure out that part!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EG4S1An96CM

First of all, be careful with the reviews through this as they don't all review the same item. This is a review for the Gigabyte GTX 750TI 2GB single fan.This card is fantastic. Have but it in an old G41 with an e8500 8GB ram and it is running games flawlessly and 720pIt's running The Isle in it's current state maxed out with a fair 20-45 fps, with totally smooth gameplay. It handles others such as Rocket League, Smite, FF-X HD Remaster, Borderlands, Counter Strike, World of Warcraft and all sorts of indie games with maximised settings in 720p! Running at mostly 75fps + which you can't complain.It can even handle games such as Mad Max, Witcher 3, GTA V, Sniper Elite, Bioshock Infinite with settings being moderated on a very smooth frame rate.You can't really go wrong with this if you're looking for something in 720p to boost an older system like I had here.

Buena calidad y bien empacado, tiempo de espera el indicado.

Compre la versión de 4 Gb que creo es la mejor, la he estado probando y no he tenido problemas de calentamiento u otra cosa esta muy bien puedo jugar juegos poco demandantes como LoL en calidad muy alta a 1080p a 60 fps y juegos como The Witcher 3 en medio y bajo a 1080p a 30 fps que es mejor a lo que un Xbox One corre que es 900p a 30fps y otros juegos demandantes la verdad esta muy bien y si te llegas a comprar una 750ti trata de que sea la de 4Gbs a más espacio unas cositas más podra soportar pero no esperes que corra juegos actuales en 4K a 60 fps entre 720 a 1080 seran las resoluciones que podra soportar y tu tendras que ajustar los parametros de calidad graficas pero como te lo vuelvo a repetir es una gran compra de relación calidad/precio.

Overall I'm happy with this Gigabyte 4GB video card!

Venia de devolver una 710 y por suerte pude encontrar esta en reacondicionado y buen estado.Buena opcion para juegos que no exijan de mucho ordenador.Compre la 710 y tuve que devolverla porque daba tirones, en cambio esta por unos euros de mas va estupenda. Juego al Fifa 15, counter strike y far cry y me va genial. No da tirones y su ventilador que aumenta de revoluciones al subier la temperatura, no hace ruido apenas.Temperatura normal en juego sobre 45º a 50º, Tengo una fuente de 450w y no he tenido problemas.Compra recomendada sino puedes estar a la ultima.Precio calidad de 10

great graphic card i play so many game after install graphic card game like farcry primal,need for speed rivals,call of duty advance warfare,mortal Kombat xl,and many more without any problem