PNY NVidia Quadro K1200 (Low Profile) PCIE 2.0 x 16 DP Graphics Cards VCQK1200DP-PB

This card is a good option for SFF workstations or for those wanting a lower midrange professional card. There simply aren't decent single-slot half-height (low-profile) bracket graphics cards out right now, and this card has a lot going for it at a decent price point. It easily drives four displays, has a tiny power footprint, and is super quiet. It's definitely not a gaming card, but it can run most games fine if you're okay playing at 1080p and medium graphics settings (it's roughly a GeForce GTX 750, with significantly more memory). In the Quadro lineup, it's a huge upgrade over the K620.

I was about to give up on my old PC - it just wouldn't work properly any more. The video card was the culprit! It was an AMD Radeon card from about 5 years ago. This new NVIDIA based video card is the bees knees! It works perfectly. Right after plugging it in, it gave me basic resolutions. I then downloaded the drivers from NVIDIA, and then re-booted my PC. Boom! I didn't have to fiddle with it at all - it just worked right away. After setting up the resolution and zoom to my liking (eyes are failing with age!) I plugged in my second monitor, and BOOM!, that just worked perfectly also. Thanks

I have a 2070 super as main video board. Needed to add more monitors but lack of slot space, so got this. Worked great on Windows, but ran into some issues on Linux Kubuntu. The free drivers crashed when trying to run the board which seems a bit strange when this chip set dates back to 2015. I loaded the NVidia drivers and it worked fine, but don't connect anything to it when you bring it up before loading the drivers or you get no video. Kind of hate to have to use non open source drivers, but wanted it to work as it fit nice in available space. It also runs about 12 deg C cooler than the oth

I am using Windows 10 x64. I removed an older NVidia-based card from my computer because it would not drive two 4K monitors, but I already had NVidia GeForce Experience installed with the latest drivers for the old card. I thought this would give me a head start with a new NVidia-based card but it turned out not to be the case.The new Quadro card comes assembled for half-height installation. The part is included in the box for full-height installation in the computer (which I had to use). After installation, I connected one 4K monitor and tried to bring the computer up without installing the n

I am a software engineer, and I used to have two 1920x1200 24” screens that I used for most of my work. However, last year I bought a retina macbook pro and saw how crisp that screen looked, and after working on that laptop and then moving over to my desktop for work, those screens looked terrible. So, naturally, I upgraded to two UHD 27” screens. However, my NVIDIA 750 TI could not drive those screens at the same time. I never play video games, so I decided a workstation card was the way to go. This card handles my new screens beautifully. I run linux on my machine, so I can’t really say how

I have had nothing but problems with this GPU. It could not properly detect my screen size, constantly disconnects during yes and the fan is loud.I've sent mine back for a refund.

Great product for driving 4 UHD displays. Well supported on Linux and Windows. Not powerful for gaming/mining as it is designed to be compact and functional. Offers a low profile or full PCI faceplate

Needed multiple monitors for a small form factor (SFF) Dell computer. This card did the trick. No problem running 3 monitors on Windows 11.