PNY Quadro P5000 Professional Graphic Card 16GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16, Dual Slot, 4x DisplayPort, 1x DVI-I DL, 5K Support, Ultra-quiet active fan

What can you say, It's Nvidia so you are guaranteed a top performing video card.

I wanted a native 10bit card to run a BenQ PD2700Q at 10bits This card does that no problems. No extra power needed as it draws from slot. Latest Nvidea drivers installed and away you go.In use.. I have noticed a screen flicker when swapping from a graphics program back to main screen and vice versa, Its not a persistent flicker and is rock steady after that so isn't an issue. It doesn't happen on my 24" monitors though.I also power a Philips 24" monitor as well using one of the 4 adaptors supplied. They have a captive clip on them so wont fall out of the card, However they make removing the adaptor cable difficult but not impossible.Not much to say about this card, it works and nothing to do once you have installed latest drivers.

Needed a better (and supported) graphics card to run solidworks and the P 400 has ticked all the boxes.Quick easy install, worked straight away with no issues.

It performs well and installation was trouble free.

I recently bought a new home office office PC that came in a tiny HTPC case barely 10cm deep. Too late, I found out that the onboard graphics (Intel 630 chipset) could only drive my 4K screen at 30Hz, which makes everything look a bit sluggish and choppy. I thought I was out of luck, but this little card solved all my problems ! It's tiny, about half the size of my older card, yet it can apparently drive three monitors at 4K 60Hz. All that for only 30W peak power. I haven't tried any 3D applications but it's perfect for general office use and web browsing etc. Everything runs silky smooth and i'm extremely pleased.

Can run three 4k screens off one little card, even with a low profile. Initially I ran one 4k on DP, and two 1600 × 1200 DVI in portrait mode, now two 4K screens. I would run three but I can't fit them all on the desk. Certified for CAD work, don't now about gaming. The cost of cards is coming down all the time, while the performance improves, but I don't think I'll need to replace this one for some years now.

Maybe if you only spend £130 on a graphics card you only get £130 worth of performance.I can see I need to spend £700+ to actually handle my video editing software.Shame I wasted the money, but, I life lesson!

The performance boost this graphics card has given is way beyond expectations.I run Solidworks and use Visualize for rendering images - I normally render at around 7000 x 4000 pixels to 1500 levels. Previously this would take around 13 hours per render to complete - I just did the first one since installing the new graphics card in 23 minutes.I am so happy I bought this card - it's going to save me months worth of time.