VisionTekProducts Radeon 6350 SFF 1GB DDR3 3M DMS59 with 2X DVI-I to VGA Adapter Graphics Cards 900456

Using on a Dell Optiplex 990 with Win7.Bought a mini displayport to displayport cable and was an easy set up.Use it to juice Photoshop CS6 on a 27" monitor.About to buy another.

I bought a simple computer from an auction at work, and the video card couldn't run any games at all. This one works fine for what I need, since I am not a hard core gamer. It works with a 240W power supply.

I got two 24-inch Dell monitors on Cyber Monday and wanted to hook both up on my dell slimline Inspiron 530s gaming PC. First I tried a USB-VGA adapter. It worked, but caused the 2nd screen to be sluggish, especially when playing youtube videos. I hated it! I bought another usb-dvi monitor adapter but, still I experienced the same issue playing videos on screen 2.I called Dell, well, chatted with them. They recommended buying this. I found a better deal on Amazon, so I bought it. Now, both monitors play 1080p online videos very nicely. Best money spent!

I had countless problems installing this card, and never got it fully installed. The biggest problem is that VisionTek customer support is ATROCIOUS. I have never received such poor support, and I have received some bad customer support in my days. I was 9/10 of the way to having it set up correctly, and then I took their suggestion and it completely screwed up everything I had done to that point. I wasted an entire workday -- 8 full hours -- dealing with them by email because their phones were down (and had been down for days, at this point). Absolutely pathetic company.

Worked perfectly for what I needed. I had two monitors but only one worked. The DMS59 card that I had was not compatible with Windows 10 and would not recognize the other monitor. I installed this and it worked great.

This is for a business / general use computer. The install was simple and windows had good enough drivers. The disc had additional drivers that unlocked portrait mode. It won't work for gaming but this machine is not for that.

Please note that I have reported this issue to Amazon.The problem: In the picture shown above, it is an actual 'cable' adapter but what is sent is a one piece adapter (minus the cable) that goes from Mini DisplayPort to the full size DisplayPort (all in a single small piece of plastic). Not only would this cause incredible stress on such a small plug, but the adapter is so wide that it is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO CONNECT BOTH PLUGS INTO THE GRAPHICS CARD AT THE SAME TIME.Yes folks, somebody decided to 'go cheap' on the (inexpensive) adapter which rendered their product 'half functional'. In order to make use of both ports, you will either have to cut off the side of the larger cable (including the thumbscrew) or buy a new Mini DisplayPort adapter that has the short cable between the two plugs. (This is the recommended option as the cable will reduce the stress on the mini plug that connects to the graphics card.).Other than this major problem, the card seems to work OK.

Recycled Apple Cinema Display on HP Pavilion tower. Works perfectly out of box. Here's a tip for installation. Let Windows (8) complete the driver installation and update before installing the included AMD Utility and Drivers. Bonus is using the Display USB, the internal speakers work as well.

Works as expected.