Nvidia Graphics Card Drivers Update Gtx 740

This card is relatively good on energy and has all of the latest Nvidia graphics card capabilities.

Who can pass up an Nvidia graphics card with your choice of one of two free games?

Bought this graphics card for my new pc build, has been great so far and is a huge upgrade from my GTX 1070!

Bought this graphics card to replace my old GTX 1060. I don't care what video bloggers write about her.

The price was right, and it is small enough to fit in with my rather large GTX 780Ti graphics card. The Pro Flight Sim instrument panels require USB 3.0 ports; all eight work perfectly with two 4 port StarTech PCIe cards.

This graphics card delivers notable improvements over the GTX series I was using previously with my ASRock B450/ac motherboard with AMD Risen 5 3600 6-core 3.6GHz machine. Raytracing and other improvements produce better graphics in games like CP2077 without any video lag. Images and effects process quickly and reliably in Photoshop. Performance with the GTX 1660 Super that I used previously was not bad, but ever advancing software required an advance in hardware, too. This card seems like it will meet my needs with this PC for another 3-5 years.

I have loved Nvidia graphics cards for decades and always buy Asus branded ones when I can. They have always been great hardware. This GTX1650 card is no exception. I got it because my older card wouldn't run Red Dead Redemption and this card runs it great...

I use ON1 Photo RAW as my photography software and it is a power hog. The NVIDIA graphics card is able to handle this and other photography programs with lightening speed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The i7 processor and the Nvidia graphics card makes video editing less painful. The Lenovo Vantage support software is very useful.

Upgrading from a 3080FE, and this card has got me where I wanted to be, a solid 144fps on my 3840x1600 monitor in pretty much everything. This AIB card has 3x8pin power connections and a massive heatsink which allows it to OC very well, thermals are never a problem as long as it has room to breath. Some things to note: Linux users - this card works well, BUT you need mesa 22.3+ and llvm 15+, as well as the latest firmware from the kernel git repo. As of this review, that means it won't work ootb on pretty much any distro. I updated an existing Arch install using nomodeset and 3 to boot to the shell and install the needful. Xorg and Wayland work fine. This process will get easier as distros update and drivers mature, but for now, don't just assume AMD == 100% linux support. MMO players: For players of GW2, FFXIV, WoW, etc, be aware that even a 5900X will be CPU bound in most cases, so while you might get 250+ FPS in Thavnair, you can expect 60-80 in Limsa Lominsa. I'll be pairing this with a 7950X3D if and when it comes out to help with this. Windows users: Make sure you are using the latest drivers from AMD, they are specifically made for the 7900 series and need to be downloaded manually for now, I didn't see the update from the AMD driver app. While I expect the card will get even better over time as drivers get better (AMD was kind of behind the launch curve here) , don't buy a promise. That said, even if it never gets any better, I am still happy with my purchase.