NVIDIA NVS 310 by PNY 512MB DDR3 PCI Express Gen 2 x16 DisplayPort 1.2 and DVI-D SL Mllti-Display Professional Graphics Board, VCNVS310DVI-PB

I only had a couple criteria to meet when I started looking for a PCI Video Card.It had to have dual (or more) Display Ports 1.2.Had to be under $70Ran on low enough power that I didn't need to switch out my pre existing (low, really low) Power Supply.This checked all the boxes. Completely. Great little V card.

You can game with this card, but I would opt for something that is really designed for gaming and that can handle high graphic content. For most projects this card will do the trick. Bought the card so I could have four monitors for use. I have two integrated DP ports on my Dell system. This card adds the additional two DP ports for adding more monitors. No issues with the Win11 OS. No OS crashes experienced so far.

I bought this to upgrade from my 7 year old main board graphics. It came with two DP to DVI adapters, which was perfect for my two older monitors that only have DVI and VGA inputs. I saw a review that the fan was noisy, and another that said the person purchased one to replace a card with a noisy fan. I just installed it and the fan noise seems the same as it was before adding the card.

Good board to use for working with two older monitors. Gets the job done. Not for gaming.

Not a huge power hog, and can coexist in most PCs without a power supply upgrade. It's a great way to add Tegra cores and display port (DP) to your store bought desktop. Too bad it is discontinued.

Easy installation both physical and into the OS. Drivers installed automatically from Windows Update. Worked perfectly when I upgrade from Windows 10 Pro to Windows 11 Pro without any additional steps.

was supposed to come with the long adaptor installed, with the short adaptor included. It came with the short adapter ONLY. I needed the long one, sending back.

I got this video card for a machine that didn't need anything special, just added for dual monitor support. They don't have drivers for Windows 11, but I was able to get some of the Windows 10 drivers working - though not great. Nonetheless, I thought we'd be ok with this until the noise started a few days in. The fan is super noisy, so much so that you can hear it in the next office. Ended up having to pull it and replace with a different card. Obviously this would probably work better with Windows 10 since there are correct drivers for it, but in the end, the noisiness of the fan was the real deal breaker. You will probably have to spend a bit more but getting a card that works well and doesn't annoy the whole office will probably be worth it.