PowerColor AMD Radeon R7 240 2GB 64-bit GDDR5 Graphics Card

Easy to install and works great in an old Dell E520. It would be nice to have an old-school VGA connector on this card, but otherwise it is perfect for my needs at a great price point.

I was looking for a simple way to get two monitors up on a desktop rebuild to pickup Windows 11 support, without breaking the bank. The new system uses an ASRock H470M M/B and a 10th gen i5-10400 CPU. ( Lesson . . . get the -HDV M/B instead of -HVS, as it directly supports 2 new tech displays ). I decided to drop in this video card to fill the need; I'm very pleased with it. Can't beat the price. It's whisper quiet, and provides nice clean displays. I'm not a big gamer, but will test it out streaming video, etc. and may post more later.ADVICE! Be aware there are Windows Defender "Memory Integrity" security settings in Win 11 that must be disabled for the AMD driver to successfully install and drive dual monitors. A bit of short term panic till that got figured out. So that particular security check is now off; I'll check back at the AMD site to see when a driver clean-up update for this is available.

I brought this just to put in my brothers pc since I’m in a tight budget and a tight time frame but it can handle some kids games but Minecraft with some shader mods are probably gonna struggle. The noise isn’t bad at all, it stays cool even with the 2 intake fans in his pc, it really doesn’t consume all that much power and here’s no dedicated power connector especially if you have a power supply that has dedicated PCIE cords, since my brother plays Minecraft and Roblox, it doesn’t crash at all. Functions great.

I needed a video card to pop into headless custom built computers and this one serves the need well with any system board I have plugged it into so far! Where others fail to even allow some machines to even boot, this one works a treat, right outta the box! :)It may not be the best for gaming and such, but it is great for simpler uses where a basic GPU is needed. It has taken the place of my previous favorite!

I was very disappointed. Ended up going with an Intel card with a fan ; a bit overkill for the 15.9" touchscreen (Prechen brand), but at least I wont have to worry about a crash again. Had 3 full pc crashes due to this card. No crashes with the new Intel card. It was only being used for discord when it crashed! not even streaming or watching a video stream but just in the chat.

I bought this for my Linux Sever and it works perfect for that. I didn't want external power cables to clutter stuff up.Note: Although this card is Gen 3 PCIE, it uses 8 lanes rather than the 16 that are available, this effectively makes it run at Gen 2 PCIE bandwidth. This makes no difference for my application.

I needed a cheap and simple graphics card for a basic work PC, as my CPU doesn't have integrated graphics. This has been working flawlessly for me for a few months now. It's nothing special, and not for gaming or anything, but it does what I bought it for just fine.

Works as expected