Radeon RX 550 4GB Low Profile Graphics Card,GDDR5,128-Bit,VGA,DVI,HDMI,Video Card for PC Gaming,Computer GPU,PCI Express X8 3.0,SFF HDCP,DirectX 12

This is a nice device, at a decent price with a lot of functionality. As my desktop doesn’t have a lot of room for a big graphics card, and having to upgrade my power supply even, at that, this device is a decent upgrade of an older PC. Its resources allow me to run Microsoft Flight Simulator, as that requires a minimum 4GB of video memory, but it does not support Meta’s VR with my Optimus headset. Rats.

I was only missing an instruction on how to separate the ports to fit it in a small form factor. However it was easy to remove if you know how.

I bought this to try and revive an older computer. That one wound up having a bad motherboard, so this card found a home in another older PC. I don't do a lot of gaming on that machine, so I can't comment on how it performs there. It does allow me to connect the computer to a newer wide screen monitor. Never had any trouble out of it. Didn't give it 5 stars because I never ran anything intensive with the card, and can't really comment on how it would do under those conditions.

Works perfectly for my PC.

This video card is horrible. Every time I put it into my slot on my motherboard I get a blue bit locker screen that I never seen before appears and makes me put in a key. Eventually the system shuts off. This card is a piece of junk and I am so sorry that I bought it. My system is an HP elite desk 7500 intel i5 7generation. It's a pretty powerful computer so it's no reason why this card wouldn't work except being junk.

Very nice video card, buena tarjeta de video, good to Play video games, not high demanding but you can

As mentioned above, while this card is a bit old, it's the best option for upgrading many small form factor desktops. This card supports up to 3 monitors (the VGA port needs to use a second slot for SFF desktops). In my case, the second slot on my PC was used for a dual M.2 card, but I cheated and purchased a different bracket and connected that to the M.2 card, cut a space for the VGA port and can now run all 3 displays at the same time. Actually, I also use the 3 additional video ports on the motherboard and can (and have) run 6 monitors at the same time.

A decent improvement over my stock card. The fan speed reader does not work. The fan does spin, i can speed it up in a certain program and hear it spinning, but i cannot get readouts for it.