Diamond Multimedia AMD Radeon HD 7750 PCIe 1G GDDR5 Video Graphics Card BV750

Great product, fit easily in a Dell low profile case. Easy to install and the software auto-updated from the web during the installation so I didnt have to install and then grab the updates and install again as has been my previous experience when upgrading video cards. It came with the correct splitter cable and runs 2 extended screen monitors without a problem. The only hiccup was that the low profile plate for the face of the card didnt fit to the card that it was in the same box with. It fit to the case just fine, but was the wrong size for the card, a very silly QC issue. I just installed the card without it, but if this computer was somewhere where the cables got jostled, that would be a problem, because any time the cables move it is going to transfer that energy directly to the card itself.

This little guy surprised me to no end. I used it to expand upon my crappy little Dell 540s I got for helping my mom move a couple times. It handled almost every game I threw at it at medium settings and some in high, much more than I expected. Mind you, that's also with a couple other improvements (upgraded processor, new case fans, stronger PSU, etc.), but even so - it was great.I mostly played FFXIV at mostly-high settings locked at 30 FPS.I love this little guy. Be warned, though, it uses mini-HDMI (or whatever it's called) so you'll probably need a new cable if you don't already have this. The splitter it comes with adds so much bulk and it's ugly as sin to look at.

Tried getting this card up and running under Ubuntu and had some difficulties. Once past that it worked fine. Since it doesn't explicitly state support I will let that slide. Worked right out of the box as expected under Win7.

Great Litecoin mining video card for the price. Bought it because it was a low-profile card and decent for mining.

Love it. Now I can play D3 on my old PC, thank you.

works great !!

Got this card for Hackintosh Desktop I built. I was looking for low profile graphics card that was compatible with OSX out of the box / reliable and required minimal config. While this item is not sold for this use, I can't rate it negatively for that reason alone, That is because the item did work - very well in fact, and very few cards perform this well and are low profile like it is.Works great for Hackintoshes (you only need to pass Chameleon / Chimera GraphicsEnabler=No, works out of box) and has full graphics acceleration, and the like.Solely for being a graphics card, it was for a time, the best low profile graphics card you could find. THere are newer ones out that best it now, like the GeForce GTX 750 ti or whatever, but it's by no means a slouch. Expect to play Crysis 2 @ 720P at high settings with mid 40fps performance.For Hack/Mac users, it drives the Apple Thunderbolt/Cinema Displays just fine, running at 2560x1440, there was no lag or stutter in multiple graphics streams / video editing in Final Cut Pro X.It's worth it!