VisionTek AMD Radeon HD 7750 Graphic Card - 2 GB GDDR5

I purchased this card to replace a dual DVI 512mb card, and I am not a gamer. This is my first time using a DP port as my monitor input over HDMI. I do have two new Dell monitors with DP ports, so my idea was to only run one DP cable to monitor one and daisy chain monitor two using the DP out of monitor one and DP in of monitor two. So using the included standard bracket, the card plugged right in. I swore I was buying a card with a separate PCI-E power requirement per the picture, although the description did say that wasn't needed.I restarted and display one lit up in low resolution. I navigated to Device Manager, deleted my previous monitor driver, launched Chrome and installed the VisionTek driver from visiontek.com/drivers. Upon restart, both monitors fired up with extended display at their top supported resolution (only 1920x1080). So for me, this card's specs were overkill with 4k support, but might as well go big in case of a future monitor upgrade. All in all, the card works as intended without issue, and my computer is working again.

For what it is, it's not a bad deal.This is not a gaming card, it's not capable of even basic games. For business use, or general home use, extending your PC to dual Display Ports, it should be fine.The Good:- Packaging: it's well protected and arrived safely.- Installation was easy, it's a single-slot well-constructed card. It comes with the full-size and the low-profile plate for installation, it should fit just about any system- You will need to download the drivers from AMD (which is specified in the instructions) since nothing at all comes with the card. But AMD makes all that really easy too.- The system recognized it and handled my dual-monitor setup without a problem- All the basic Windows apps worked perfectlyThe Bad:- It's under-powered for anything beyond basic Windows apps- It can't handle the 165hz display port monitor that I have, it blacks-out every few minutes. With dual monitors connected, one at 165hz and one at 60hz, only the higher-refresh-rate caused the problem. Setting the refresh down to 144hz or below did resolve it.- It runs hot. At 144hz the GPU constantly runs at 75C. With even basic games, the GPU hits 100-106C- It's loud. The fan runs constantly (as others have noted) and it's got a low whine that's very audible if your case sits on the desktopI contacted the VisionTek support and he was very honest about the design of this card and it's limitations. I feel like if this was in the description I wouldn't have bought it in the first place... but Amazon was ok with a return based on that, and it's going back.All in all, not a bad card if you're running a basic Windows office/web browsing desktop and don't need to do much beyond extend to a pair of Display Port monitors.

Great value for the money. An instant and noticeable upgrade for my gaming computer.

When I installed it in my Lenovo, the fan was super loud and my system kept blue screening. I removed it and bought a Nvida GeForce GT 1030 and now my system is quiet and stable. Not one bsod since taking out the ATI card.

I bought this card to support 2 UHD 2K monitors for which I needed DisplayPort outputs. This card took awhile to load the drivers needed to bring up graphics on both monitors. I then went out to get the latest version of the Radeon Adrenalin software, and during that installation process, had it remove whatever drivers had been installed by Windows (this also took some time to complete). Once done, both monitors have run flawlessly so far at a refresh rate of 75Hz and 2560x1440 resolution. I have had a couple of flickers, but overall a good card.Now to the bad. I put this graphics card into a Shuttle enclosure I use as my main PC. To say this card is loud is an understatement. It has significantly increased the white noise coming from the case from barely audible to a constant hum. This fan continues to run at 100% just to keep the temp at 45C. By contrast, my one case/processor fan on the I.C.E. module runs at 1100rpm to maintain the same CPU core temps.My bottom line, decent card for the price, just not for a quiet machine.

This VisionTek AMD Radeon HD 7750 Graphic's Card is just Awesome its great @ Handling media on youtube @ 4k!Very impress by the performance does! (4K @ 60FPS) As everyone has said the fan is a little on the louder side but not by much...(for the people that are wondering will this support a Ultra Wide Display natively... Yes it does!) 2560x1080P or 3840 x 2160Pif you are looking for a 4k Card to have a High performance Desktop this Card is what you need! (Drivers you will most likely need to download directly From AMD website Because Windows 10 doesn't how to install a driver for it automatically.) That said though it works Prefect!

Needed a card to connect two monitors. My old card was overloaded. This card has 2GB of memory that should help with any regular graphics work - I only us my PC for office-related activities, no gaming.Card comes with display ports. I'd have preferred HDMI, but couldn't find one in this price range. So I had to add additional cables - still overall cheaper.As a side not: it seems as if this card is not rated for Windows 11 (at least I couldn't find a hint). Since my PC doesn't have a TPM, I can't upgrade anyway, so no issue for me.Installation was straight forward. It took a few minutes after I started the PC with the new card - a bit scary - but then everything work fine. I needed to explicitly download the driver that goes with this card - didn't find it automatically.One more observation: I had to completely turn off the sleep mode in my Power Settings. Otherwise the displays went dark after the preset time and I could never wake up the system again except for hard reset.