Sparkle Computer Intel Arc A310 ECO, 4GB GDDR6, 50W TBP, Low-Profile, Single Fan, Single Slot, HDMI x1, Mini DisplayPort x2, SA310L-4G

Turns on and the fans spin, but there is no display.

It's fine, if you can get it working and the your PC is in the basement. The driver installer is a joke, results in the attached photo. The card makes an annoying whining ramp up and down constantly - NOT something you want to be sat beside all day. Other people report that updating the driver (and by side effect the firmware) on windows fixes the issue, but it does not. Intel has lost their mind, and if I don't return this card, the annoying sound will make me lose my mind too.

最近いろんなPCパーツが爆上がりして性能と値段のバランスが難しかったですが、この値段でこのスペックなら満足です

Ça fait tellement longtemps qu'on ne trouve plus de petites cartes graphiques performantes. Celle-ci fait exception. 1 seul slot occupé, du câble mini-display port histoire d'aller en 2k / 4k en haute fréquence de rafraîchissement, de la modernité dans le décodeur vidéo hardware. La 3d qui passe avec les jeux (voyez la vidéo de R-Type en 2k) et le tout pour 50watt de consommation énergétique. Franchement bravo Intel! Super content de cet achat. ++++++ Attention aux réglages UEFI, si c'est demandé après l'installation du pilote, choisir "décodage au dessus de 4g" et "redimensionnement support bar" dans les paramètres UEFI afin de gagner en fludité d'affichage (voir copie écran des paramètres)

Looking for a good low profile videocard and wanted actually an Intel card, so this one is obvious surely for the price! a lot better than those ancient 730 videocards you see around for a lot more money..

I purchased this as a dedicated hardware transcoding GPU for a rack mount server, it requires no external power, fits in a 2U case, comes with both full size and low profile brackets, but swapping them requires a little creativity as the plastic shroud covers the upper screw. Installation is easy as no external power needs to be connected. Out of the box, the cards firmware contains a bug that causes the fan to constantly spin up for a few seconds, this is fixed by installing the Intel GPU drivers under Windows which also upgrades the firmware during install. After that, it runs quietly and fulfils that role perfectly and runs cool, the fan is barely noticeable, even at full chat. While it was in a windows environment, I ran 3D Mark, being a 4GB card it’s clearly going to struggle, so had to drop to the basic benchmarking test, 3D Mark predicted FPS results on 1080 High: Fortnight 180+ Battle Field V 55+ Apex Legends 110+ GTA V 145+, Red Dead Redemption 2 35+ Obviously those are just guide numbers, but for a basic card at 1080p, it looks like Arc has some decent performance potential. It handles transcoding multiple streams with ease, unlike NVIDIA, no artificial session limit on transcodes, the only concern is 4GB VRAM, but that is more than enough for over a dozen H264/H265 transcodes from 1080 down to whatever. If you need more, then choose a card with extra VRAM. Is it good value? That depends on your needs. For gaming at 1080, I would pay a little more and go Arc 570/580, at 1080 they are significantly more capable. If you just need to add a low power, quiet GPU for transcoding duties with AV1 support for the future, it’s the cheapest and arguably best option, also ideal if you stream and want to hardware encode in real time without hitting your main GPU’s resources.