Dell Driver And Support

Support immediately provided an updated driver which solved the problem.

Used two of these on a Dell 7010 i5-3470 with the built-in Intel 2500 graphics, together with the built-in VGA port, to run THREE VGA monitors simultaneously under Windows 10 . Need to disable the Dell driver and then get the driver from Intel as Dell disable 3-screen functionality. I was a little sceptical at first whether these would do the job, as many 'active' adapters are a lot more expensive. An added bonis is that these don't need a separate USB port for power.

Running on a new MacBook Pro 13" and Dual Dell Monitors with Certified HDMI cables and its flawless... the only rub is if you are running certain MacOS ... but found that very detailed support document and fixed it in less than 5 minutes... Very slick Tech support... Thanks dudes!

I installed in my PC and load the driver with the supplied disk, restarted the PC and my network was working fine at 10Gb speed as I tested with the video server. Connected to the internet and it was working fine until I upload the video. I found that upload speed is only 2Mb/sec. I called the ASUS support and they redirected me to download a new driver. After installing the new driver the upload and download speed working fine. I like the phone support which many other suppliers don't have. This is an awesome card at this price and human online support!!

Needed to upgrade my former Matrox dual monitor card to support a new 1920 x 1080 display. The product didn't disappoint, and neither did the support. Physical and driver installation was a snap and configuration was easy using either the Matrox Utility or Windows display properties. I had a problem with one monitor not fully darkening when the power saver kicked in, but Matrol sent the latest driver almost immediately - and that solved the issue. When we buy stuff like this - support must be cranked into the value. Matrox supports its products.

Easy to set up. The driver/software is easily available from BMD's support website. Just download it and your broadcast software encoder should recognize it immediately.

I just got it and had a class in Washington DC by Corey Hilz--great way to get a quick start. I can see using this for special selections but won't need if I am just going to run a photo through OnOne or Nik. I don't expect to use it all the time. One glitch--the CD had a drive on it that doesn't work with the latest El Capital Apple version, so the driver must be downloaded off the Wacom website. I found out only by calling Wacom support for help. It doesn't allow the pen to control the cursor without that driver. Their support folks are great. Using it wireless is easy--it just works with no intervention. I can't seem to charge it past 97 percent but that is a small problem.

I actually bought higher end performance ram by crucial but my new Dell laptop did not support ram with an XMP profile; this ram works flawlessly.

The SSD comes with a spacer which allows it to fit perfectly in the Dell. Dell support told me the machine wouldn't manage a drive of this capacity; they were wrong. It's fine. Battery charge lasts longer, booting and wake-up are both much faster, and there's no fear of mechanical failure. So far: all positive, no negatives.

I purchased this unit, together with an Impact Super Clamp, to support my Dell Ultrasharp Webcam. Depending on the web session I am in, I can either raise or lower the webcam as needed. I am pleased with the purchase.