Cons: HDMI sound crackles. I have uninstalled the drivers and reinstalled them. I have uninstalled the Realtek Drivers as well and the crackling continues on the HDMI output...
Pros: Decent card for HTPC setup. Definitely a step up from onboard HD4200.
Cons: Runs VERY hot. I mean 70 - 80C. I have no fan directly blowing at it, so there is not much air movement (it's hiden behind TV capture card). Got the passive card to ke...
Summary: I know this card is passively cooled, but that seems rather high. I've had to rig up another fan to specifically blow air onto the heat sink ...
Pros: Cheap, HDMI out (supports audio out through HDMI as well which is nice), low profile.
Cons: So far the only thing i'm concerned with is the heat. I've loaded up a few different hardware monitoring tools and they all are reporting that idle heat is around 40C,...
Summary: For Reference: Installing the card and connecting to an HDMI display (in my case an HDTV) will typically yield no video, out of the box.
Pros: The card is thoughtfully designed for low-profile chassis. Many people need a low-voltage GPU, and there is absolutely a time and a place for fanless video cards.
Cons: This is 'one of those products.' You'll see plenty of banter in tech forums about the many nuances that swarm around this model. My issue was the HDMI output issue.
Pros: Worked as expected when it was functioning correctly.
Cons: Installed with i7 system and worked fine for a week. It began crashing and then recovering the driver. Changed settings to windows basic, changed drivers, and still di...