GT 1030

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Excellent

it can barely run any games even on lowest settings

Good

pretty for budget low profile builds, i could play league at over 200 fps

Average

i use and i can do pretty much anything

Good

It doesn't consume much and delivers good performance for the price.

Good

fair GPU, doesn't hold much strength to It but will get you a fairly playable game experience at a low quality usually

Poor

its realy bad and i cant run most newer games

Excellent

The Reason is NVIDIA is the inventer of Gpu.And Also the owner.for this i like nVidia most

Excellent

best budget gaming graphics card

Good

very good card for entry-level gaming

Poor

Cheapest solution for old PC with VP9 HW decode

Good

better than my card and cheaper than the gtx 650 and its better than the gtx 650

Good

My name is Donomeule and I love this card I can finally play minectaft in 480p with shaders

Good

get a chinese card or something else, with today's prices it's not worth it

Good

I still use my 650TI and it gets 11% better scoring even after 6 years of use =D

Excellent

A good budget card for low power pc and SFF systems. 720p to 1080p low to medium settings on games

Average

i have this graphic card and its awsome for cheap money

Excellent

GTX 750 TI much stronger than him.

Good

Capable of running modern games on 720p low considering its price its amazing

Good

its really just an unreliable peice of junk

Average

Can be excellent low power discrete GPU (although you get same performance as Vega 11 iGPU on AMD Ryzen 5 2400G and you're lucky to get GDDR5 ones) or weak little ants (if you got GT 1030 with DDR4 VRAM which makes VRAM itself a bottleneck for this GPU).

Poor

Not bad, not decent. 30 watt usage is the only reason why this is 2 stars.

Good

A cheap GPU for sure. GTX 1030 can work for most mid-games at low to med settings and this GPU has power consumption of 30W meaning it should technically work in almost any PC configuration. If you need more power, consider switching to a GTX 1050 instead along with a stronger PSU.

Average

At least get the GDDR5 version, but it's more worth it to go with a Ryzen APU.

Good

Decent budget card, although not for retail prices. Plays e-sport titles at 1080p low to medium settings just fine, and capable of AAA titles in 1080p low or 720p medium depending on title. Overall nothing wrong with this card, just watch out for the DDR4 variants which have have the performance of the GDDR5 ones.

Average

GPU is okay. Gets okay performance on games but is generally only meant as a graphics accelerator rather than a gaming card. Exactly equivalent performance to the GPU found in the A15 Bionic chip from the Apple iPhone 13 series. Consumes only 30w of power which is very efficient!

Excellent

This is good graphic card to play fortnite and more new and old game.

Average

not bad at all

Good

GDDR5 variants are quite competent for graphics! At least, within reasonable limits of its price point and capability. Hilariously wonderful for old 32-bit games.

Average

it fits in anything but it sucks, if Nvidia could make a more refined card like this it would be great for making office pc's usable, but other than that this gpu's use case is quite limited nowadays.

Good

A newer 750 Ti with somewhat lower power draw.

Average

GT 1030 is slightly overpriced compared to a used gtx 750ti but performs really well in a lower wattage and is on par with the gtx 650 and sometimes gets on par with the GTX 750 non ti and is a step higher than its predecessor the gt 730 it is an okay card for its price and a very good card for htpc and low wattage budget build

Excellent

There's not many cards like this in the market; for $60-90, you're getting a card that sucks only 30 watts, is easily overclockable, comes in low profile or passive cooled, requires no power connecters, and enough juice that it will run most games (esports? Not a problem) if you're not nitpicky. People buy this for compatibility & availability, not power; can't ask for more at this price point. Doesn't deserve the criticism.

Excellent

This card wasn't made for gaming, the GT1030 is a normal desktop pc, not oriented for gaming, for that time was a good choice for budget gaming

Good

Its good

Good

It was my first "gaming card" i had a gt710 and then i bought this, it was like a whole new world for me.

Terrible

because it was so bad it diddnt helped me drown out my sorrows of losing my family to a plane crash yesterday. A man hijacked a plane and crashed into our house, but I was at work because I work 130 hours a week.

Excellent

best price/performance card out there

Excellent

It's not for gaming, but it does its job perfectly well.

Excellent

pretty gnarly yo

Poor

Very weak even for its time.

Good

I haven't got the card just yet but will put it to the test thats for sure. im buying it for a friend for 50 dollars is a great buy for it I mean you can actually game on a 50 dollar gpu and get decent frames... this card was meant for picture and video only light work loads video playback on cpus thats don't offer internal graphics.. so for this card to be able to pump out 80+ frames on some games then it gets two thumbs up from me..

Excellent

Best mid range gpu for games like csgo , valorant , etc cheap and good

Good

Not quite the best performing card, but it only consumes 30-watts of power, making it compatible with a huge variety of prebuilt systems that have very limited power supply watts. However, you should not spend more than $100 on this thing.

Excellent

Muy barata y rinde en lo juegos.

Excellent

Uses a very low 30watts of power and is enough to run the latest games on high setting at just above 30fps more powerful than any consol

Excellent

its awesome and i can play fortnite at near high settings! and i can overclock it easily and make it so i can run fortnite at high settings! so its great for $110 and its normally $70 (but thanks to miners its $110) so it has great overclocking potential and is a great gpu!

Good

Following the launch of his elder sisters, the last member of the Pascal architecture was released in mid '17 to fight back the AMD's RX550. With 384 cuda cores, 2GB of GDDR5, a bus width of 64 bits and a tiny 30W of power consumption, the GT1030 was the first "GT" card to be sold as a "gamer" card. It will surely struggle with AAA games in 1080p at high or ultra presets, but for MOBA titles, indie games, emulation and casual gaming it could excell on these tasks as it is still a little bit overkill for just media playing. The strenghs of this card are clearly its lower price tag (though the end of the mining craze has made the price to reach the 100$ frontier in some places, due to the shortage and the overprice of the rest of the cards, making this one most of the times the only way for the non-miner customers) and the really low power consumption. This make this card a good option for renewing old or second hand corporate PCs with low wattage power supplies and maybe for pairing with a Pentium Gold/i3-8100 while you wait for the rest of the grahic card market to lower the price without suffering with the Intel HD Graphics.

Excellent

Great card for an easy upgrade to an older computer, was about $72 at purchase for a 10x performance improvement over integrated graphics.

Excellent

10/10

Good

super cheap yet still get close to 100fps with low settings on fortnite.

Excellent

Good for SFF case with GT 1030 low profile

Excellent

Good Overclocking for a 79€ passive-cooled graphics card

Excellent

Now, this card is EXTREMELY low power (30W), requires no PCLE Plugins, its great. Now we get to the (obvious) issue, Speed. The card is good for basic internet things and some moderate gaming. I'm going to upgrade my pc and it will have an RTX 2070, I won't forget my 1030 Days.

Excellent

It is the best thing that will fit in my PC. I'd go for something better if I could, but oh well :D (Please release a GT3030 or something soon)

Excellent

It can handle more than enough in a budget price. It uses only 30W and needs no extra power cables Unfortunately, 64bit ram bus and locked features (ex gtx codecs) bottleneck it!

Average

Decent card for undemanding esports games but be careful not to get the DDR4 version. I got the DDR4 version for $200 and when I try to do a Blender render on it, it feels slower than even my laptop's old 5th gen Intel CPU!

Good

This little card is definitely something. It's a good solution for office tasks and very light gaming.