ZOTAC Gaming MEK Hero G1 I1416FV Gaming PC Desktop Intel 11th Gen Core i5 11400F, GeForce GTX 1650 4GB, 8GB 3200 MHz DDR4, 500GB M.2 NVMe SSD, WiFi + Bluetooth, RGB ‎- GH1650I1400F01BA-U-W11

Esta tarjeta de video es ideal para Gamers, ya que tiene una excelenta relacion desempeño-costo.

First, to everybody saying that this card is loud, I disagree. Maybe you got a bad one? Mine is super quiet. Second, if youre like me, and you just bought a new 2022 HP or a Dell (in my case the HP Pavilion Desktop PC TP01-2000i) with tons of RAM and a super-fast 11th gen Intel processor and an SSD and were very excited until you popped the hood and realized that the power supply (PSU) is proprietary, has no available power cables, and doesnt pack enough power to run your dedicated video card even if it did, this is your ONLY cost-efficient solution. The Intel 750 UHD that came with my new HP computer is awful. I score in the mid 20th percentile on 2D and 3D tests using Performance Test 10.1 even with the 11th gen processor and 64GB of RAM. I need a dedicated GPU for video editing, and the Zotac is one of a few reasonable solutions because its compact and fits in the small space available (see photo) and does NOT require external power. It works great with the 310-watt PSU in my HP even though it says it requires around 375 watts. Not a problem. Best part is that Im now getting close to the 60th percentile on 2D and 3D tests using Performance Test, which is a massive upgrade over the integrated Intel UHD 750. I dont game hardly at all, but according to Can I Run It?, I could, if I wanted to, play 96 out of the top 100 games. With 4GB of fast onboard RAM, Ill be able to do what I need to do in the way of video editing. What a relief. I should have done more research on the computer I bought it, but at least I can do what I need to do now.

Card damaged the pci-e slot on 2 different motherboards

If you need a good GPU with low power consumption or small form factor then this one is great. Mine came with a dead DVI port which is why I docked a star. The HDMI and DP both work fine, so it is only an issue if Im trying to drive 3 monitors... as such I havent contacted customer service to get it replaced.

This is the most lightweight graphics card in existence!!! However, it doesn’t use any connections from the power supply, it only uses motherboard power, so the clock speed is 2000 MHz instead of a normal 8000 MHz. For Entry level PC gaming, or people looking for a low profile small graphics card, this is the perfect choice. At $150, this is a sweet deal.

This can run some very high demanding games with a mix of high and medium graphics such as msfs2020 and it is not to big it can fit in most pcs.

Great for 60 FPS gaming but caps at 60 FPS can’t change the limits at all other wise great card.

Bought during a post primary computer crash in the hopes it could get an old slim form factor optiplex up to a decent graphics level. It does well, it will run most things you throw at it, without an auxiliary power source, on a 300watt computer. But while doing so it will make you wonder if your computer is possessed by a screaming banshee. At 60% these fans sound like a turbo engine. Even at first install, youll notice a sound volume increase. Speaking of install; getting the drivers to work right nearly drove me insane. Windows 10 has been around for awhile now, it should not have been so aggressively annoying (clean win10 install, OS required a bunch of updates before driver worked). Then theres the price, which is nuts for 4gb, even if it is ddr6. If youre in the market for a slim graphics card; maybe try the gigabyte version of this? Its been a rough journey with unsatisfactory results.

Took a 5-yr old Dell Optiplex 3020 office PC and added RAM, an i5-4590 CPU and this graphics card to make an entry-level gaming machine for a buddys 11 year old for $300. Installed an old Antec 430W Bronze 80 power supply I had in a box, too, since the stock Dell 290W may not have been enough.

works well over all great product and easy install.