NVIDIA VCQP2000-PB Quadro P2000

For fast 5k card

After confusion on my part, I installed this into an old Dell T3500 server, downloaded newest drivers and it worked perfectly.This is running a graphics AI program

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.

Product was as advertised, and arrived on schedule.

I bought a 10 bit Eizo monitor and discovered that my consumer grade video card, a Sapphire HD7870, would only run 10 bit color for games. Since the whole point of getting the Eizo was to have 10 bit color in Photoshop CS6 getting the Quadro P2000 was a no brainer. My computer is used for surfing the web, some gaming, and photography so I was a bit concerned about having a purely work station type video card. The P2000 though handles everything excellently. The price performance ratio is also excellent. The card is a single slot PCIe that only uses 75 watts meaning it'll work in many computers. It only has displayport outputs and comes with one DVI to DP port cable.In Photoshop CS6 this card works phenomenally! It is fast and the 10 bit color is definitely the future of photo processing, don't let anyone tell you don't need it! I've played Total War:Rome 2 and Battlefield 2 at 1900 x 1200 in the highest detail modes with no problem. Surfing the web is fast. I didn't try editing video yet. In fact I don't even notice the difference between this card and the Sapphire HD7870.One other note is that one of the computer sites, upon entering my system components, indicated that this card was incompatible with the motherboard. It turns out they were wrong the P2000 works just fine in an Asus P8P67 Deluxe MB.

I purchased this card to replace a lemon Gigabyte card that I had gone through Hell with. The Gigabyte card was a nightmare at every turn; this card was exactly the opposite. For one thing, Windows was able to operate it at full resolution before I even installed the driver. Secondly, the driver installation was very straightforward and trouble-free.Performance-wise, well, I don't have benchmark software available, but it renders 3D images fast enough that I can pan/rotate/zoom as fast as possible and I detect no flicker. The attached image is a typical screen shot. It's not super complex, but there's quite a bit there, and it can render faster than my eyes can see it happening.Special bonus: It's only one slot. It performs just as well as any dual-slot gaming board I've ever used, but eats only one slot. (Slot requirement: PCI-E 3.0, 16 bits).