One of the most affordable graphics cards at the moment, but also one of the best value for money. It has served me well, purchased for €83. Don't expect huge expectations. It is very small and fits in most cases. With an i5 12400 and 16 GB RAM, it achieves:
180-200 fps in Fortnite and creative mode, 200-350 fps in performance settings.
Fnaf 9 Security breach on low settings at approximately 60-90 fps.
Rocket League on high settings at around 60 fps.
Forza Horizon 5 on low settings at 60 fps.
GTA V on high-medium settings at approximately 90-120 fps

Very good for its price and with an i3 it can handle quite a few games also the driver is very easy to find and the best optimization is done from there for good graphics and fps

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Quite a good card, for simple gaming but also for upgrading a workstation.
With the current prices, it is value for money.
Convenient even for SFF cases.

I have had this specific card for 2 years now in a Dell Optiplex 7010 along with an i5 3570 CPU. The card is good for light gaming (e.g. LOL, Fortnite, etc.), but in my opinion, it's not worth buying for someone who wants to build a good PC. As for the price, I bought it for 75€, which I believe is the most expensive price for such a used card. I think the current price of 100€ is too expensive for a card that won't perform as well after more than 2 years.

I have placed this card on an Asrock H310CM-DVS motherboard combined with an Intel Core i3-9100F and 2 G Skill 2400 MHz RAM modules. Initially, I planned to have this PC as an office computer, but after some tests, I was very satisfied with the performance of the GT 1030. I played the following games: Raft, CS GO, Minecraft, Sleeping Dogs, Far Cry 3, Prototype, and everywhere at 1080p with some minor drops in FPS from 60 and above, with a maximum GPU temperature of 65-69. Of course, AAA titles like GTA V, Assassin's Creed, etc. I haven't tested because I don't think it can handle them unless the graphics settings are set to the lowest, but for esports and light games like the ones mentioned above, it's perfect, especially considering the high prices of graphics cards. I bought it 2 months ago for 100 €, and it was a great opportunity.

A Dell Optiplex 9020 SFF with an i3 4150, 8GB RAM has been installed and it simply does what it's supposed to. It handles light gaming with good FPS. The price, of course, is higher than it's worth, but for the time being, such a system was the only option for me. Completely satisfied.

Be very careful about which store you buy it from, because many here on Skroutz write that it is DDR5 but when you go to place an order, if you search in the product details, you will see DDR4!! This is how they promote a card with the same name but with up to 80% lower performance.
I have installed it in a PC that works in a recording studio and runs 2 screens, a 32'' LG 4K and a DELL 24'' FHD without any problem. Completely silent (a main reason why I bought it along with the 4K resolution). I don't play games, the PC is purely for professional use.
i5, 32g ram, M2 960EVO, SSD 860EVO, Aorus 3, western dig 3TB

I have it with Intel Core I5 2400 and it runs Fortnite at 120 fps (performance mode) and 102 without performance, Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 at 100 fps, Marvel's Avengers (low) at 30 fps, which is good for this game, and GTA V at 60 fps, all on low settings

The card is good if you just got your first PC and you just need a temporary graphics card to play your games until the prices drop a bit so you can buy a good one. It runs League of Legends on Max graphics. Check this out to see for yourself: https://youtu.be/Pm2ks9PdYkU

I am the owner of this card since it was first released (4 years ago). I use it with an Intel i5 2400 in a small Optiplex 990 case that only fits low profile cards. I bought it for 70 euros back then. For its price, it is perfect for casual gaming, running all heavy games on low to mid settings. It runs League of Legends at 120 fps on full high settings and Fortnite at 50 fps on medium graphics. Lastly, it is silent and has never caused any temperature issues

5 stars because I bought it for 72€ a year ago and it hasn't had any problems. It plays all games on low-medium settings, for example, Fortnite at 70-80 fps and CS at 100 fps. It's paired with a Ryzen 5 2600, A320 AMD, and 8GB Corsair 2400 RAM.

I play mainly Battlefield 4, but generally also other games that I have installed, and it performs perfectly. Fortnite plays smoothly, although not on high settings, but you can comfortably play for the price. It's the best!

I had already ordered it when I read in a review that the DVI port is single link, and the same is written on the packaging box. I decided to try a cable that I had, DVI D dual link 24+1 pin to HDMI, to see what it would output on the Philips 2k monitor 24". I connect the DVI to the graphics card and the HDMI to the monitor.
Result: 2560x1440 resolution on the monitor with 75Hz and audio through the monitor's speakers. This way, the HDMI port is free for a second monitor, but I haven't tried it yet. The graphics card was temporarily installed in a Fujitsu E5730 with a Q8200 processor, 4GB RAM, and a mechanical hard drive, so I can't judge its performance because the system is old. It plays up to 2k videos smoothly on this particular system.

It was ordered and installed on a Dell Optiplex 3050 SFF.

It is an ideal solution for systems with limited space, single slot, so it literally fits anywhere there is a corresponding PCI Express x16 slot.

It includes 2 brackets with easy interchangeability between them.
While it does not have passive cooling, its fan is literally silent. You know and read about its power consumption.

Overall, a reliable card with good (not unrealistic) performance.

Ideal solution for upgrading systems with integrated graphics cards that want something significantly more than their system.

I bought it for my small Optiflex 790 computer with (i5-2400/8gb Ram) and it plays games smoothly on Low & Med settings for the money. I bought it for 80€ and it's the best

I bought it after reading almost all the reviews, somewhere around 72 Euros. I installed it on a SFF Dell 3010 with an i5 3450 and 8 GB RAM. It plays 8k 360 videos smoothly, while without it, 4k videos would often freeze. It was a luxury that I sacrificed some money for, although it helped me create a fairly powerful low-budget computer. Perhaps in the future, due to delays in production because of COVID-19 and increased demand for electronic goods, I wouldn't have been able to find it. I haven't tried demanding games yet. It is easy to install, just change the faceplate of the card (included) if you want to install it on an SFF desktop, and I didn't have any issues with the drivers (I ran the CD, which was included, although it had some problems and I eventually managed to copy it to the hard drive with difficulty, and the new drivers were automatically downloaded).

He installed it on a Linux system. I installed the nvidia drivers, it restarted, and at some point the screen went into standby mode. I thought something went wrong. Eventually, after a while, it came back. It does this every time I restart / turn on the computer.

The perfect choice for SFF PCs that can accommodate a single slot LP card, e.g. Dell 3020.
The card is specifically designed for this purpose.
If you don't have an SFF PC, there's no reason to get it. You can go for something more powerful and cost-effective

For the job I want it's great. I put it in my daughter's SFF Dell 3010 and it fit because it's low profile. As for temperatures, nothing important. It also comes with a Low Profile Bracket for anyone interested. Now, as for performance, it's great. My daughter uses it for office work and to play Sims 4. Before, with the integrated I5 3470 card, it was slow with everything on Low. Now it plays with everything on Max and I avoided the complaints. In terms of build quality, it looks much more expensive than it actually is. In short, I recommend it to anyone who wants it for a very small PC. I shouldn't forget to mention that the card only consumes 30 Watts and doesn't require a separate power supply.

I put it in a PC with an i3 and the little one stopped bothering me about lag in Fortnite. It plays with 120fps and the rest on medium settings, it's great. For the money, it's perfect and it's also quiet. And after overclocking it, it can handle everything at full speed!

Although I don't play games, the 1-2 new ones I tried play great. They are VFM, cheap, and quiet. Buy without fear.

In terms of performance and what it offers, it is one of the best graphics cards for its price. I installed it in a 2015 Dell OptiPlex 3020 SFF and the machine, combined with the i3, soared... I didn't have any other option as I had to find a single slot low profile graphics card and this one is a one-way street...
I highly recommend it for those who don't want (a) the integrated graphics card and (b) to spend a lot of money on upgrades. Power consumption and noise are almost zero. It can easily handle even the latest games on high detail.
Furthermore, it can easily and fearlessly be overclocked through the utility provided by Gigabyte. There are plenty of videos on YouTube...
It is an ideal card for casual gaming, movie watching, etc.

Good guys this card is incredible. Before this, I had a GeForce 720 that barely played even the relatively new games like GTA V, which I played at 1152x864 with a mix of low-high graphics at 20 to 30 fps. With this card that fit even in my tiny computer, it made it play at full resolution with high graphics at 35-40 fps. Mad Max all high full resolution at 50-60 fps. Friday The 13th full resolution low graphics and 100% resolution scale at 45-50 fps. Fortnite with low graphics and full resolution with 85% resolution scale at 80-90 fps. Dead By Daylight low graphics and full resolution at 45 fps. Along with the A8-7410 it plays quite well even in new games. However, if you want to play more demanding titles like Pubg, Witcher 3, and others, I would recommend going for the GTX 1050 which costs a little more. I have nothing else to say, the card is fantastic and fits everywhere. Bravo to Nvidia.

I have it somewhere for 2-3 months (I bought it for just under 80 euros) and I play pes 2017 and dirt 3 rally very comfortably and pleasantly on an old system with Xeon L5430 and 4 GB DDR2 800 MHz. To play a relatively recent game with light hardware requirements on an old computer is a great upgrade. It also has the advantage of low power consumption (only 30 watts), so you don't need a big power supply to handle it.
However, if you have a powerful processor, PCI-E 3, at least 8 GB RAM, and a strong power supply, then it's probably worth going for the 1050 if you're interested in playing the latest demanding games.

For around 70 euros, I believe it's worth the money because it has the performance of a GTX 750, which is sold for even more as used. It's not suitable for mining, you should get something like a GTX 50. But for gaming, and with a decent CPU, it will perform even better. I put it in a 775 quad-core and it's a satisfactory combination considering the age of the CPU. With a G4560 and 16GB of RAM, I think it would play very well. With a Xeon quad-core, it can play Rainbow Six at 1080p, all on medium settings, at around 40 fps

Very good card for the money it asks for. Plugged into an old 775 system and has been working flawlessly for a month now, hand in hand with the q6700 at 3.6Ghz and 8gb of ram without any problems.

Positives:
* Silent with minimal power consumption.
* Quality cooler and temperatures of 30°C idle and 67°C under load.
* Fits in any type of case, being low profile.
* Plays (almost) all the latest games at 1080p 30fps+ on low-medium settings, such as PUBG, Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, Dishonored 2...
* Can be overclocked, but with the power limit locked, you won't see significant differences.
* Drivers are updated every month.

Negatives:
I can't think of anything at the moment..

Update Review 18/01/2020: Still working flawlessly on the same system!