AMD Radeon Pro W2100 Graphic Card - 2 GB GDDR5 - Low-profile - Single Slot Space Required

I liked that it was so much less expensive than the new one since I use old Haswell, yet works for my purposes [6 Apr 22]. If anything goes wrong I'll edit this. it has one full DP port and 2 mini-DP ports. My main monitor is DP output so it went to the primary DP on the WX2100. I did not receive any adapter, so I plugged the left vertical lighter duty monitor to the Intel Integrated Graphics DP output. So both work at the same time, although on startup and BIOS I'd have to tilt my head to work the BIOS. Once into Windows it Identifies the WX2100 and uses that as main monitor. (which I also got 'refurbished' for more than half off) On AutoCAD if anyone is in school you can use your academic email and get a free license to learn AutoCAD or any Autodesk program. autodesk/student

Shipped fast, came as advertised, works well with Linux.

This card, while not for gaming/graphics does very well on a Dell workstation and in 2D cadd applications. At around the $100 mark used this is a good value for money and gives good performance. No PCI-e power required either as the card is powered thru the PCI-e bus. Couldn't be happier with the product.

This had enough ports to provide triple monitor support for my situation. I had 3 monitors with hdmi or displayport connections and no dvi’s or vga’s so i needed a higher end card so to speak. It also had to be low profile. Upon further review of the SFF case, the pci express slot was the second slot after the X1 slot putting it right next to the power supply so it also had to be a single-slot card. This was pretty much the only card on the market i could find to be both low profile and single slot. The gt 1030 might have been able to solve the issue in a low profile version but i could find out if i could daisy-chain the dp connection and if it would truly support 3 monitorsSo it seems the wx2100=rx550 2gbWx3100= rx550 4gbWx4100= rx460/560 based on stream processor counts and vram. Note; not sure if the 4100 is a low pro card-it may be as it has 4 mini-dp ports

The video is good, but the sound won't play through the card. Had to use onboard sound instead. Windows manager states it is working properly and you can see the sound bar modulate, but alas no sound. Updated the latest driver from the amd site with auto detect. No effect. Site does not provide any real time tech support, only notes where others posted problems which are of no help[. DON'T BUY buy if you need th sound.

This card came with my recent computer purchase ( Dell Precision 3630- with a Xeon Processor)I bought the unit computer for a unbelievably low price ( Very lucky find, used but mint) Anyway, this card, was very difficult to get working with Windows 10 pro, and now it runs well. However, it does not allow me to view 4K content, and it alone significantly brings down any benchmark tests. My point in providing the review is that it has a great design and looks amazing. But better cards within the same price range exist. Do yourself a favor and keep looking, I plan to replace mine ASAP.Edit:Update, with driver updates, I can now watch 4K content. To be fair if you simply browse and do light audio and video editing this card will more than suffice. if you want high benchmark stats then go to something more expensive.

Powerful 4k video card for the money. Marketed as a dual display video card but you can actually have 3 x DisplayPort monitors on this card. 2G DDR5 memory vs 4G on the WX3100 card.Comes with1 x mDP-DVI Single-Link Passive Adapter1 x mDP-DP Adapter1 x Full-Height Chassis Bracket

The WX 2100 is consistently quiet and stable. Its performance is just shy of an RX 550,which is about as expected in its workstation equivalent. The Radeon Pro drivers are very stable and easy to use, and overall the package performs satisfactorily.