RX 580 8GB Graphics Card 6 Monitors Video Card HDMI 2.0 Outputs for Stock Trading, Monitoring, Video Wall Installation, Projction, Fusion

NOTE: I downloaded the Windows drivers, but the installer kept complaining about an unsupported OS. I was installing on Windows 11 Home, which is on the list of supported operating systems. In this case, Windows detected the video card and installed the nVidia app without my intervention. I suspect, based on this, that Windows 10 will behave the same way.I do contract IT work, and one of my clients bought a new desktop with monitor. Client had three 32" TVs already wall-mounted. Client wanted to have stock market info on the wall-mounted TVs. I'd never done that kind of setup before, so I took a chance on this card. It worked perfectly on the Win11 desktop - Windows installed the driver automagically and I was able to easily extend the desktop across all four monitors/TVs.Give this card a chance - it's an excellent deal for the money.

Worked great after I added an additional power supply to it. Be aware that it requires a 6 pin external power supply.

This an older graphics card, the chipset is a bit dated but still performs quite well in 2024. I installed this for a super-multi-tasker and it handles 6 separate 1080p televisions (with different stuff on each one) without a problem. Yeah, his office looks like Norad control center.Not sure that I would recommend it to a gamer but even in 2024 the performance of it is pretty good. Desktop apps are snappy and very responsive, no lag whatsoever.

I followed the advice in the other reviews and downloaded the device drivers before installing the card. Once I installed the new card, I had to hook one monitor to one of the HDMI ports on the new card to put up and install the device drivers. That took about five minutes. After that, I connected the other three monitors and configured them with the standard Windows 11 display set up. Entire process took maybe 15 minutes. The picture resolution on the monitors is exceptionally good! I don’t use the computer for gaming.

Stable and working without issues.

My desktop computer has an Intel I9 9900K with a built-in video chip. I expected to just be able to plug in this RX580 video card, connect my monitors, and have it work. That did not happen. All the monitor screens were black. What I found out is that I first needed to boot up the computer with a monitor plugged into the built-in video port and download the appropriate AMD RX580 drivers. After installing those I shut down the computer, plugged my 5 monitors into the card, and booted up and then they all worked. I still had some problems with Photoshop but that just required my turning on the graphics acceleration in the PS preferences to get it to work. The included minimal instructions recommend using HDMI 2.0 cables. So far I am getting along with 1.4 cables but the highest resolution I run is 1980 x 1200 @ 60hz. One other thing to note is this version of the graphics card requires a PCI E cable from your power supply to run.

I was skeptical about the fan's noise level. And to my surprise, it is really quiet and hardly noticeable. Comparing to the noisy old VisionTek card I was replacing, it's like day and night. And also very easy install and works like a charm!

Install was easy, downloaded the official drivers, black is not black though, its a dark gray. Not sure what the deal is here. Never had this happen, Ill probably return...(Picture)These are two different computers, the top monitor obviously is black and the bottom monitor is obviously Gray. The bottom monitor is the one with this particular video card installed...