Sapphire Radeon Flex HD 7770 GHZ 1GB DDR5 DL-DVI-I/SL-DVI-D/HDMI/DP PCI-Express Graphics Cards 11201-12-20G

The Sapphire Radeon Flex HD 7770 GHZ 1GB DDR5 DL-DVI-I/SL-DVI-D/HDMI/DP PCI-Express Graphics Card 11201-12-20G is an excellent 4 monitor graphics card for $139.00. In order to support 4 monitors out of the box one of your monitors must be a monitor with display port input. You can get around that with a passive display port to VGA adapter. Good cheap solution if you don't have a display port monitor.I actually ordered the Sapphire Radeon Vapor-X HD 7770 GHZ OC 1 GB DDR5 DVI-I/DVI-D/HDMI/DP PCI-Express Graphics Card (11201-05-20G)first. The specs said it supported 4 monitors and it had 2 fans and was the same price. It was a great card but would only support 3 monitors out of the box. Getting it to support 4 involved buying an additional piece of gear that cost more than the video card. As much as I loved that card I sent it back for the Sapphire Flex card. Has 4 monitors right on the box.The people at Sapphire tech support were very helpful. Tony, the tech who helped me, even gave me his direct number in case I had any trouble installing the Flex card. First rate support!I'm running a quad-core bare bones kit with 4 Gigs of RAM. Dual boot. Dual optical drives. Gamer rig with Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. I like getting a new video card every 18 months or so. This replaced a 3 monitor HIS 5670 video card. Very nice upgrade. Even getting a $15 rebate making the net cost just $125.If you are looking for a sharp video card that will support 4 monitors out of the box with 2nd generation Eyefinity for $125 this is it! The Sapphire Radeon Flex HD 7770 GHZ 1GB DDR5, with DVI-I, DVI-D, HDMI, & Display Port. PCI-Express x16. This 4 head Graphics Card rocks!

Updated Review:I've had this card for several months and I have to significantly lower my review of it. The Windows 8 drivers have proved to be unacceptably buggy. It has lots of problems with waking from sleep and hibernation. Different versions of drivers do different things in an attempt to fix the issue. However, the issue just changes and is never quite resolved. The latest drivers seem to be even worse than earlier ones. Do yourself a favor and avoid this card if you are running Windows 8.Original Review:I think this is a decent card for the price. There are some issues with Windows 8 drivers. Initially the card wouldn't bring the monitors out of power saving mode. They had a driver update to fix that. Now the card sometimes won't put the monitors into power saving mode, but they always come out properly. Better, but not completely fixed. Other than that everything seems to be ok. I no longer have monitor flash, which is the issue I bought this card to resolve for my three monitor setup.

Was previously using a combination of an nVidia card (2 DVI out) and onboard Intel video to connect 3 monitors, but this doesn't allow for playing widescreen games (racing, flight, etc.). This card includes everything necessary to connect 3 monitors (using the 2 DVI-out and the included HDMI to DVI adapter). This allows the use of Eyefinity to run 5760x1080 resolution in order to play games in full surround. If this is your goal, be careful to select the Flex card instead of the other versions of this same GPU. Only the Flex is configured to allow connecting a 3rd monitor out of the HDMI port. The others require special active Display Port adapters that are not included.I've tried several racing, flight simulators, and even games like Civ 5. This is not the most powerful card available, but I had absolutely no issues running these games without any problems or slow downs. Mostly, though, I use 3 monitors in my work as a software developer. Either way, I think this card gives you the most bang for the buck considering the low price.

I recently built a new system that is for a basic user but needed to have enough juice to handle PhotoShop. It was an inexpensive build that provides room to grow and this is the card I went with. It fits nicely into a mid-tower Corsair case and drives two ASUS 24 inch monitors. You can get a slightly cheaper card, but this one seems to be a well-balanced PCI-X that will overkill the casual user along with providing enough to handle gaming. In all honesty, if you are on a budget this is one helluva card with power.It was a breeze to install and comes with drivers on disc. It is well package to get to your destination without harm.

Fantastic, just as expected, easy install, great price.

I have this CrossFired with a 7770 OC edition and haven't ran into anything I couldn't handle. I render and game.

Way easy to install, updated itself using previous Radeon software. Graphic are sharp and the cards seem to run cool.

I love my eyfinity monitor setup. Ever since I first saw an expanded gaming setup that allows basically peripheral vision, I wanted one. It does not disappoint. The first 3-4 times I turned my system on the installed software did not save the eyfinity setup, forcing me to re-enter the group info. Now it holds the group display configuration and functions without a hitch. I have a custom rig with a 3570k I5 1, 16 gigs of ram on an Asrock Pro4 mb. Love the enveloping display. Dead space is awesome at 4320x 900!