I bought the card for 120€. I use it for gaming and so far I have to say that it is quite good. GTA runs at 100fps on normal 1080p. In GTA rp, we go down to 60-90fps on a light server with 40 people. In RSM freeroam, we get around 50fps with 600 people on the server, still on normal settings. Then, in C's go, we reach 350fps on low settings. I recommend it for a budget gamer who doesn't have a lot of money for a 1050ti or 1650. Always go for GDDR5 or higher for better performance.

Processor: AMD Athlon 3000G
RAM: 16GB
Graphics card: GT 1030 2GB OC

Wow Shadowlands and Lost Ark are playing just fine..
Obviously, it cannot be compared to more expensive cards, it's not for performance, I use it on an older system and it was a real upgrade!

The card is very good for 1080p, I have it on an AMD Ryzen 3 2200 with 8GB RAM and it performs great for current standards. I highly recommend it, especially considering the increased prices of graphics cards

At the price of 100 euros that I bought it because during this time the graphics cards had reached the sky with Ryzen 5 3600 and GT1030, I play Apex Legends, Rocket League, LoL, GTA5, Fortnite, GTArp, and many other games with graphics set to LOW, sir. Good for its value and if someone plans to upgrade later.

Although it was good for the use it was given, it broke down after 6-7 months. At the service (because it was under warranty), they said that the damage was due to my own fault (oxidation) and it is neither covered nor repaired. The last card (again Asus, gt1050) had lasted 3-4 years under the exact same conditions (in the same machine). I expected this one to last at least 2 years, until the warranty expired, but it seems that the warranty only applies for DOA.

For the prices that the cards have now, it's worth 1000%.
I have it with an i5 10400 and in most games it plays very well with low graphics

With an i3 4130 processor, 8 GB of RAM, at 720p mid settings in FORTNITE, it plays without any lag. Purchase at 100€ (10/2021), with these prices it's not worth getting something better. Overall, it's a difficult time to buy a graphics card.

Here we have reached a point where the 1030 at 100€ is an excellent choice for a budget system. Be careful to choose the model with the gddr5 memory

My graphics card broke during the pandemic and with prices through the roof, I had to reluctantly buy this specific card for about 100 euros. When I bought it, I had in mind that it wouldn't be able to play games and that it would just display images on the screen, allowing me to do my work until this difficult period for graphics cards passes. How wrong I was. The card can handle most games at 1080p with settings mostly at medium levels.

Please note, this specific model used to come with DDR4 memory, so prefer models with GDDR5 memory. You gain about 10 fps in most games.
In the following video, you can see the differences.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOfYSaxKtUU

For the money that this specific graphics card asks for, I consider it a great value for money. It functions decently, the only complaint I have is that it gets a bit hot, but it's not a huge issue because it depends on the game!

Very good for its price.
It has been a long time since I got it and I would say that in the end it is not as good as it seemed at first. It has started to freeze and crash every time I open the computer.

It is an excellent card, it performs well. I haven't owned it for long, but for the time that I have had it, it is a pretty good upgrade if you don't have or have a "low end" card.
As for temperatures, it is very satisfied in a room with 26-27 degrees and the graphics card stays at around 58-60 degrees with 100% usage without additional cooling. So if you add some extra cooling, it will achieve even better performance and temperature.
Many games run at a pleasant speed between 54-74fps at 1920x1080p.
Now, if I recommend you to buy it, it is important with what system you will combine it because the card is 4 years old. Until now, it can't achieve much on its own without a good processor. But if you are like many people who can't afford a newer graphics card, this is a good purchase to keep you going in these difficult times when graphics card prices are high.

I tried this card because the prices are quite high now. I have a Ryzen 3 3200G, 1030, 8GB RAM and I play LoL at 110fps on all very high settings, Fortnite at 120fps. I believe it's worth the money, especially during this period, and I am very satisfied

Well, I decided to buy the card as I didn't want to waste so much money on a newer one. Although I wanted it for light games, I can't hide my excitement for its performance. I easily play GTA RP with over 60 fps (all on medium) and with some texture packs, I've even reached 100+. CS:GO is also easily playable with 60+ fps and overall its performance is excellent. However, it does make a little noise, but if you wear headphones, it goes unnoticed. I have also tried light editing and everything went smoothly. However, the only negative is that in some games like GTA RP, the temperatures rise a bit (it has even reached 50 degrees). Despite that, for its price, it is a decent choice until prices drop. I hope I helped!

I got it 2 days ago and it's currently working perfectly 24-7-22. After almost a year, having spent 2 summers in a house without any insulation and with only a fan for "cooling", the temperature never exceeded 65 - 75 (rarely) degrees, with almost full graphics on the wot sd server.

I bought it in the midst of a pandemic because the prices of the other cards are sky-high. I haven't had it for long, but I believe it's good for its price. It can play the lightweight game Lol at 1080p on very high settings and the FPS is amazing. Also, GTA V runs great at 1080p, averaging around 70-80 FPS. I haven't tested it on heavier games yet. I believe it can handle almost anything with compromises, don't expect miracles. I paired it with a Ryzen 5 3600. If an update comes up, I might consider it.

Very good card for its price. However, you can go for a Ryzen 2200g or 3200g (processor with integrated graphics) which will have similar performance. For this reason, I don't know if it's worth it anymore. But for a budget system, it's just what you need

I really didn't expect that this little card had so much power. I bought it to replace my ancient card that broke and I didn't have money for something better, yet it's a small beast. It overclocks on its own and doesn't raise temperatures, its cooler is good. Don't expect ultra settings at 60fps for any reason, but for its price, it's a giant. I play World of Tanks on medium with at least 60fps, but my jaw dropped when I played Tomb Raider on full with 50-60fps and Rise of the Tomb Raider on high with about 40. I don't know anymore if it's worth it because the RX 570 has dropped to 130 euros and it's far better, but for its price, it will satisfy you in need.

Excellent! I have an i5 3550 and 16GB RAM, and with this card, I can run several games from ultra to low graphics at over 60FPS (for better performance in games, I recommend downloading GeForce Experience and optimizing each game separately if you don't know how to "play" with graphics settings)

A very good graphics card, along with the g4560 and 8gb of RAM, can easily play new games with high resolution. There is no need to go for a gtx 1050, as the g4560 works perfectly fine with this card.

A very cool card overclocks on its own!!!!!!
With manual OC it raises the core to 1800mhz and +20% memory without any problems and without getting hot.
Of course, the FPS increase by about 6-7 fps, but I believe it's not worth pushing it for just 6-7 extra fps.
It's ideal for games with low requirements

If you have good airflow and the card is properly cooled, it will automatically reach up to 1700mhz due to Nvidia's GPU Boost 3.0, which is much higher than what Asus claims. I managed to push it up to 1850mhz without any issues. It performs well for 720p medium-low settings.