EVGA GeForce GT 1030 SC, 02G-P4-6333-KR, 2GB GDDR5, Low Profile

Pros: This graphic card is smiler to a 750 ti performance but I am very surprised that I can overclock this card even further. +200 core +100. And it runs very quiet as well.

Cons: -nothing so far

Pros: Very easy to install and can run on a 250watt power supply. Runs on the new Pascal Architecture and is a beast and 1080p gaming on most eSport titles and can run some higher end games like Fallout 4 on medium/low settings. Able to do seamless 4k video playback!

Cons: Has issues with drivers on windows 7 I couldn't get this card working properly but not a big deal.

Overall Review: I saw another review and was kind of cool that someone did the same thing as me. I paired this with a Pentium G4400 and 8gb ddr4 RAM. I am able to seamlessly watch 4k videos and occasionally do some 1080p gaming with no issues at all!

Pros: -plug in and download drivers -fan is quiet

Cons: -its actually like a 1.5 slot card, didn't bother me any so not worth an egg

Overall Review: I used the card in a htpc for my parents as a gift for a smart tv replacement when theirs died.

Pros: This card has breathed new life into a family member's HP Compaq 6005 Pro SFF with a Phenom II X4. Great performance with power consumption so low that pretty much any low wattage OEM power supply will play nice with it. Runs very cool, has never hit above 61°C in Unigine Valley.

Cons: If you plan on using the low profile bracket, you will likely have to remove the heatsink (and thus apply new thermal paste). The standard length bracket is held by two screws next to the DVI port as well as a third screw on the back of the PCB. The only way remove it without a right angle Phillips head is to remove the heatsink entirely.

Pros: Plays Overwatch at custom Medium-High settings on 1920x1080p at 60 FPS during battles. Lowered system temperatures in my HTPC after I swapped out my previous power hungry card for this 1030. Came with a low profile bracket No cables needed since it is completely powered by the PCIe slot. Lowered electricity bill (pays for itself in money saved).

Cons: Exterior case is not gilded.

Overall Review: Running two 1080p monitors flawlessly (don't forget to install the latest drivers for the 1030 from Nvidia's site for it to run multiple monitors display proper resolutions!). Also works on Linux Mint 18 without any issues.

Pros: Great, new, decent size. fit my HP SFF PC and runs Fortnite 1080P Medium with 60 FPS no lower than 45

Cons: a bit loud sometimes. not to loud. But I was trying to figure out where that new noise was coming from until I realized it was the GPU a bit tricky have to use a small scrwedriver in the vent to take out the large profile bracket.

Pros: I'm sure this is a fine card, and in neweggs defense, the text listing for the card is accurate.

Cons: Sadly, we based our order on the box information. The back of the box clearly lists for output: DP 1.4. HDMI 2.0b, DL-DVI. This is false. The card has HDMI, and SL-DVI. There is no DP or DL-DVI. Maybe they use the box for more than one product, i'm not sure, but it's inaccurate. We were not able to use this card for our setup, as its DL-DVI exclusive.

Overall Review: Sure, it's kind of our fault for trusting the box, and not the listing, but that doesn't change the fact that the box is wrong and Evga needs to correct this.

Pros: - Needs no power connector, just the power from the PCI lane - Technically a Nvidia 10-series with Pascal and DirectX 12 - Perfect replacement for any on-board graphics chip - Super cheap compared to the spike in graphic cards pricing - Looks pretty nice and well build for a card in this price bracket

Cons: - 2GB is limiting (but you get what you pay for)

Overall Review: I had my on-board GPU short out and I didn't have the time to purchase a new PC, set it up and move everything over, so I went searching for a cheaper, low powered GPU since the HP I had had a very low quality and very low powered PSU (and I think it was to blame for the initial short). This GT 1030 was exactly what I needed. It was cheap in case my PSU went on killing components and it was a new updated card with support for DirectX 12 and as a bonus looked fairly nice. Once I had the time to build a new PC before my HP melted down, I decided to keep this card for my new build. I was going to build a PC with the Ryzen 5 which requires a GPU and this would at least get me going. Coming from the 10+ year old pre-built HP, I don't have a lot of demanding games that this card can't handle, so at the moment I really just need GPU to display Windows and this card does that. I did download Overwatch, just to see how this card does and Overwatch is definitely playable, but it does hiccup when there are lots of players or explosions happening. It does handle all non-gaming/rendering tasks very well otherwise. There's been no problems with streaming or any other media files and web browsing.