GT 730 Graphics Card, Computer Low Profile GPU, 4GB 128Bit GDDR3 PCIe x16, HDMI/VGA/DVI, DirectX 11, PhysX, OpenGL 3.1, Desktop Gaming Video Card, Support 2K (with Bracket)
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Style: GT 730 4G
Features
- High Speed:4G DDR3 video memory with up to 5 Gbps speed ensure a smooth gaming and application experience.
- Stay Cool:Wide aluminum fin-stack array heatsink extracts more heat and heat dissipation fan distributes it more efficiently, which keep the GPU cooler and running stronger.
- Low Power Consumption:No external power supply, about 30W full-load power consumption, 300W minimum PSU recommendation.
- Driver Needed:6.1*4.2*0.8" size even compatible with SFF case match with low profile bracket(included). Just go to NVIDIA's website to download the corresponding driver then plug and play, widely support Windows/Linux/FreeBSD system.
- Reliable:All solid capacitors, integrated thickened heat dissipation module, strengthened PCB materials, make games and entertainment performance more stable. 3 Year Warranty & 24-hour aftersale technical support.
Graphics Coprocessor: GT 730
Brand: ZER-LON
Graphics Ram Size: 4.00
GPU Clock Speed: 700 MHz
Video Output Interface: VGA, DVI, HDMI
Product Dimensions: 6.1 x 4.2 x 0.8 inches
Item Weight: 13.4 ounces
Manufacturer: ZER-LON
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: GT 730 4G
Date First Available: November 2, 2021
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: GTX 1050 Ti 4G
The fan on the original Graphics Card that came with our HP computer died. To be fair, you need to understand that the computer is install in the killer of all things electronic - Hawaii. The combination of humidity, salt ladened sea air and airborne grit stirred-up from adjacent street traffic all conspire to undermine the integrity of indoor electronic devices. Added to that, large air circulation ceiling fans to help give an indoor movement of air "breeze" help the human feel a bit more comfortable but accelerate the contamination to the equipment. - This Graphics Card was a bit of an upgrade - has more onboard VRAM and 2 much larger fans which should address the weakness in the cooling that took-out the original card (the Fan became very sluggish and finally froze and then would thermal and hang but with the fan noise was so low (usually a good point in home office) in this case was completely overshadowed by ambient ever present background noise (remember the aforementioned street traffic) so there was no notice warning of the ailing fan. Even with the upgrades it still didn't require external power. - This all lead to an easy replacement install. Although not the same brand as the original, switching the configuration to using onboard graphics, deleting the original Graphics Card from the hardware configuration, powering-off, swapping-in the new card, and powering back on was all it took, as the new device was recognized upon power-on-self-test and the appropriate device driver was found. Now the option of once again having enhanced Graphics support when need has been restored. Glad these cards are still available and at an affordable price. We'll be better able to judge this success after having lived with it for a number of months to see how it holds up, but given it's more robust cooling design and dual fans I expect it to exceed the OEM part (HP power tower computer) performance and lifespan.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by Lester Jensen
Style: GTX 1050 Ti 4G
Used this to convert a 2015 Dell Precision to a gaming pc. Replaced a Quadro and installed Linux. Works perfectly fine for a old rig. Especially with upscaling.
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: GT 730 4G
Easy installation kinda scary how easy it is. I use a HP Elitedesk 800 G1 SFF (an older machine) and it was very easy installing it. The driver part was a little bit confusing with the specs of my machine but it worked. It can run pretty good games at around medium tier resolution. The fps takes a hit at around there. It is unplayable at high and very high resolution but medium and lower is playable with pretty good graphics. I’d def say purchase it if you need a quick quality gpu for a game you really want to play that is unplayable with your system graphics. I really needed one for bannerlord mount and blade 2 and it runs that pretty well on medium to low resolution. For me I’d give it a 3.5-4 stars but for price purposes it’s easy 4 stars. Thank you guys for making the product and I would def suggest to buy it if reading above fits your guidelines
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2022 by Brandon
Style: GT 730 4G
It was easy to install, and then reality set in. The fan was noisy, and not just a steady hum. It sounded like a fan with a dry or worn bearing. since it was a new item, it is reasonable to assume that the product quality was low, not to mention that the noise was unpleasant. The picture appeared to have a slight, thin, film over the entire image. The image was not as bright and clear as the original HP equipment. There was no paperwork at all. None. The return is in process.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2023 by KOM
Style: GT 730 4G
was very easily installed .... but then again .. i used to build computers , so i guess it was easy for me ... but i really don't think the average person will have any issues installing the card either
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2024 by Corbette Harvey Jr.
Style: GT 1030 4G
It's faster than my old graphic card same amount of memory on the new graphic card runs the game smoother graphic cards slightly faster than my zodiac card with a smaller cpu
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2022 by Shawn Myers
Style: GT 730 4G
The onboard video on my old PC started going out. The PC is out dated but still works for what I use it for. This inexpensive NVidia graphics card fixed my graphics issue and saved me a couple thousand dollars.
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024 by Boomdaddy45
Style: GT 1030 4G
Does not require accessory power like some of the power powerful GPU cards. Still if you have a wimpy power supply you may want to upgrade even if you don't need the extra connectors. Plug and Play in a Dell 9010 running Linux Mint 23.1. Using a 4K TV as my HDMI monitor while transitioning to Linux. 1080p didn't quite get it with several windows open. In 4K I have 4x the previous desk top space. Plug the card in and booted, came up in 4K no problems, ran driver manager and installed nVidia 390 for Linux. No Problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024 by Michael A Druckenmiller Sr