Gigabyte GV-N730SL-2GL GT 730 2GB Low Profile Video Card

Performance is a little behind the times for serious gamers, and you might want to go for something a little more beefy if you want stunning in game graphics, but for daily applications and simple 3D management its perfect.The reason i bought this is because its SILENT. My old graphics card sounded like a 747 on takeoff and I'm sure it was trying to suck my soul into another dimension, so it had to go.Now I have this card, I can medidate and listen to pins dropping....or i could if it wasnt for the drone of my PSU and CPU fans....oh well, cant have it all.OVerall, for a more silent set up that doesn't need the super high end performance, cant go wrong at this price.

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.

I have a OptiPlex 755 and until i can get hold of the quad core chip I want I am using a prebuilt PC with a Core Duo E4500. Befor installation my windows 7 rating was 3.4 with no games playable post 2005 era but now with this GPU installed its boosted to 5.6 rating and can now play most games but only the CPU is holding it back now. Great GPU.

What a change from my old Graphics card. So small and the 5 star feature... no fans! It has made my machine so much quieter with no loss of facilities.

Performs better than I expected for the price tag. Although it's not able to run the latest games it can handle last gen games excellently. Passive cooling isn't great though I would recommend a fan cooled model.