Sapphire 11190-09-20G AMD Radeon HD 6450 Silent 2GB DDR3 Graphics Card (HDMI, DVI-D, VGA, PCI Express 2.0, 64-Bit, Low Profile Bracket, Dolby TrueHD, DTSHD Master Audio Support)

The on-board graphics processor on my motherboard was struggling with Google earth so I chose this to resolve the issue. No problems now!I'm running this on Ubuntu 14.04 which offered me 3 possible drivers. I chose the standard system-supplied one and it's fine. Presumably the OEM drivers would provide more control over the set-up for the card but I didn't need that.This is the first graphics card I've used with passive cooling so I was slightly concerned. What I found was that the temperature of the GPU sat around 42C when just browsing/emailing etc. I then ran a video which made little difference. Running Google earth extensively managed to raise the temperature to around 50C. I don't play games on the PC so I can't comment on that but I'm quite happy with the temperatures I'm seeing.Mechanically the board fitted well and didn't exhibit any of the misalignment I've experienced with other boards. (Some have been so bad that I was worried about securing them to the case!)In summary..... It works well, fits easily, runs with Ubuntu and doesn't get too hot. I like it!

Bought this to improve my old Acer (AMD Athlon II x2 220 processor, 4 GB DDR3) and the games on Steam that I couldn't play before worked (Total War Shogun 2, Deus Ex, Fire Pro Wrestling Returns, Civ 5). I love this graphics card because it gave life to an ageing PC. Will be due for an upgrade at some point but will transfer this gfx card over to a new pc until I can get something more fancy and worthwhile. I don't play AAA games on PC so this held up well. I give it 5 stars because, for the price, and the fact it is 2GB, it is worth it.

I have used sapphire cards for years and bought this one to upgrade an old Dell i5 machine. Easy install and Windows 10 recognised it immediately. The supplied drivers needed updating online but that only took a few minutes. No fan so very quiet in operation and removes all the lag from videos. A good buy for mid level PC use.

Bought this as an emergency replacement after the original graphics card died in my old computer which my 12 yr old uses. I was a little confused at first about how to connect the mobo power to it, and in the leaflet that came with it said I had to connect power too.You don't need to connect power from the mobo! It is self contained as a heat management system onboard the card. Games run well (Overwatch, League of Legends etc) and am very happy with the plug and play ease too.

Works fine out of the box with open-source radeon driver (Linux default). I was concerned about the Amazon quoted 400 watts, but this is just the Sapphire recommended PSU rating for a “typical” system. The manufacturer gives the maximum power drain as 20W.

It's an easy plug and play item.it's a legacy item, so make sure you get the right drivers from the ATI website.

The card is fine, the associated software is not. I just deleted several AMD programmes, trying to stop the daily 'New driver available' alerts sent by AMD. I did not ask for the display driver to be uninstalled, but it was anyway. Now the screen won't display at full resolution, and I have to find a way of installing the driver without all the associated crapware and annoyances.

The drivers for my existing graphics card were not available for Windows 10, and although I only do basic functions (no gaming) I needed a new low end graphics card.This card was easy to install and fixed all my immediately. Running with it for a month and no problems.