PNYNVIDIA T1000

Used this card in an HP Prodesk 400 i7 running Milestone Video recording software. Computer was connected to an 85" Samsung TV with 20+ Axis Cameras displayed. No other video card could keep up.Installed this card with the latest drivers and the entire screen switched from 2048 Pixels to 4096 pixels. Frame rate rose to 30 fps. Fan cooled GPU and 4 mini displayport. Lots of CUDA cores.If you are looking for an above average video card, this is a no brainer..

This is a small form factor workstation card, came with my Lenovo Thinkstation P348. Note, it has 4 mini display ports, so you will need a display port to mini cable, or an adapter. I first made the mistake of plugging in hdmi to intel integrated graphics which were also with my computer.It's not bad. Benches around 37% at GPU benchmark. Don't expect too heavy use, think desktop/basic graphics work, or light gaming.

It is a good working card. Previously I purchased many p1000 video cards as a baseline for all new workstation desktops. Lately I have switched to the t600. I find it a rare instance when the t1000 makes a difference over the t600 and when more power is needed, the a2000 is a much better value over the t1000.

Obviously, this is a workstation card, not meant for gaming.. buuuut some of you just might be wondering how it does Gaming.Answer: It does "okay". About 1650 speed, which you can get for around $160. At the price this is, you would be better off with a RTX 3060 for gaming. If you're into pricing, you wouldn't be here. If you're into a "Workstation Graphics Card" yeah, you probably shouldn't be here either.. Lowest of low end, better money spent elsewhere.