PNY NVIDIA VCQP2000-PB Quadro P2000,5 GB,gddr5

Had to replace me GTX 1070 because of hardware compatibility issues with my Avid HDX card. Dropped the new card in, didn't even have to change the drivers. Worked great with no noticable performance issues. A great and affordable option for people with multiple high res monitors.

Works beautifully in a Dell R730xd under Unraid for Plex transcoding and Immich facial recognition. IMO, it’s a good value in a server with no monitors connected and limited space.

If you are not familiar with Amazon Vine, it is basically Amazon trading free* products for honest reviews. I do my best to make my reviews honest, real and value-oriented as if I had paid for each item I receive. * These items are not totally free as Vine members pay income tax on the items they receive. I only mention this because we Viners do have some skin in the game for each item we order. Why I ordered this item: I do a lot of 3D rendering and CAD work and my old workstation card was bottlenecking me badly. I needed something that could push four monitors and handle heavy viewport work without choking. The P2000 kept coming up in my research so I grabbed one. Likes: * This card is relateively fast compared to integrated gfx. I'm running some pretty dense geometry in my scenes and it handles it without breaking a sweat. Way more headroom than I had before. * I've got four monitors hooked up off this single card and it's running all of them at full resolution perfectly. The fact that you can do that off one card is kind of insane. * Five gigs of VRAM is plenty for the textures I'm working with. I was getting out-of-memory errors pretty much every week before this swap and haven't hit one since. * It's a full height card and it feels substantial. The cooler is quiet too. Like, really quiet. My workstation fan noise dropped noticeably after pulling my old card. No likes: * Five gigs is fine for most workstation tasks, but if you're doing very heavy VFX work you might want to look at the P4000. I do mid-complexity work and haven't bumped into the ceiling, but I can see how someone doing heavy fluid sims or 8K texture work would feel it. Would I pay full price for this product: Yes Final thoughts: My viewport is smooth, my four monitors are running, and my renders aren't choking on VRAM anymore. I didn't expect a single-slot card to cover all of that without some kind of trade-off, but here we are. Anyone running a professional workstation who needs multi-display and good viewport performance should be looking at this.

Great graphics card for transcoding video.

Very good! Be sure to update Windows 10 before installing the drivers.