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Question: Does it come with brackets.
Document: Excellent video card however it is advertise as low profile and it does not come with the brackets to install it. You have to buy low separate profile brackets thats the reason for my 3 stars.
Installed in to my HTPC and used the low-profile bracket from the previous card on it. (it doesn't come with one)It's a modern Nvidia product. Supports all of the latest features in the NVIDIA driver and is plenty fast for HTPC needs. I use Steam In-Home Streaming to it and am playing all the AAA games at decent speeds streamed from my gaming rig. It can play most AAA games smoothly at near XBOX/PS3 settings.
package arrived on the scheduled day and thanks to reliable distributors and a little pc know how it was installed and i was gaming within the hour of opening said package
With the GT630 GPU it is all silky smooth, with the GPU never above 50% utilization. I recommend this card for use in mediacenter PCs. I am quite happy with it!
This graphics card delivers excellent performance for the price. It is not targeted at gaming, look elsewhere if that is your need. Plenty of GPU power for photo and video applications that can utilize the GPU. Low power fanless design makes for a quiet system. The 2GB of onboard video memory is plenty for running Windows guests in virtual machines, which can use considerable graphics memory. The card has a gen 2 PCIe x8 interface, half of what is the norm for a graphics card.
This card, which I bought for $64, is replacing an Nvidia 8400 1GB series, which I'd been using for 4 years or so.
The variable fan power supply and this new fanless graphics card cooled by a large lowspeed case fan makes for a quiet system. I could imagine running this with a stock power supply, however I have a 300+watt. No driver problems with windows. For the price this is one of my favorite graphics card purchases in years.
The price difference after rebate was only about $20. Benchmarking with FurMark v1.13 (1366x768, 2x Anti-Aliasing) the integrated Intel graphics scored 24 points with a 0 FPS average, the XFX HD 6450 scored 100 points with a 1 FPS average, and the Asus GT 630 scored 412 points with a 6 FPS average. I am now able to play Gone Home at maximum settings with no stuttering or lag, and even 2D games are noticeably snappier.
The mesage &#34;3D_Enable.exe stopped working&#34; came out twice. There was no apparent negative consequences but the messages persisted. ASUS support provided a link to the correct Version of GPUTweak for Vista ( 2.3.8 ) as the installation process had loaded the version for Windows 7 and XP.
The GT630 is half as fast as the R7. The fastest of the 10 &#34;budget cards&#34; is the Radeon HD 7770.Otherwise, this card comes with nice GPU Tweak software and otherwise runs fine on my dual monitor setup with high resolution.Bottom line: do your homework, for any gaming you need to spend at least 100 dollars, any serious gaming a lot more.
Answer: It comes with a standard size bracket for mounting in a desktop case.