ASRock Intel Arc A310 Low Profile 4GB Graphics Card, 2000 MHz GPU Clock, 4GB GDDR6, Low-Profile Design, Dual Fan, DisplayPort 2.0, HDMI 2.0b, 8K Support

Put in an HP sff PC, dramatic increase in performance. The PC did not have an adjustable BAR but still worked great for gaming even with newer titles.

I currently shoot real estate video in 4k 4:2:2 10-bit HEVC and my computer prior to this gpu was stuttering and freezing like crazy. Plop this sucker into my extra pcie slot and installed drivers. Boom Instant relief in Davinci Resolve studio. I mean it’s absolutely insane how well this works. Props intel, props. 10/10 will buy again Edit: It is 1/23/2024 and I have since upgraded my computer and I noticed I didn't list my previous specs 🤦 Old setup: Ryzen 7 5800X 32gb DDR4 3200/CL16 ASRock B550M Pro4 RX 6900 XT sold for $500 and bought a RTX 3090 FE $600 New setup Ryzen 9 7900X Asus ROG Strix B650E-F G.Skill Flare X5 6000MHz/CL30 nVidia RTX 3090 FE ASRock Intel Arc A310 Samsung 990 Pro Western Digital SN770 Crucial BX500 EVGA GQ850w PSU All in all, this little GPU has performed wonders. I am quite curious about how much better the performance would be if I had a motherboard with 2 PCIe slots connected straight to the CPU. In my application only the first slot is CPU-connected, the other 3 slots are ran through the chipset. From my understanding it could possibly be causing the occasional 3-5 second pause while working on the timeline. None the less, for $120, this 20w GPU is saving my butt time after time. I do want to upgrade to the A380 or the A580 but we'll see in the future

Works great. I use this for transcoding on emby. It's very low power, fits into my small micro PC. Do not at all use it for games, just transcoding. If you're looking for something for handbrake, plex, emby, jellyfin, this thing is great.

Installed into a Proxmox server and passed through to a Plex VM for transcoding. Card works great for small numbers of concurrent transcodes, doesn't require an extra power connection, and Promox has drivers for it. Definately worth the price over something like a p4000.

This card was used in my latest home server/NAS build. Its great if you need something that can handle several 4k transcoding streams without slowdown

The Intel arc cards only receive firmware updates via windows driver updates. You must boot this into windows first, install the arc control panel, and make sure everything is up to date. Then boot into linux. I had severe major issues until I figured out the card was running old firmware. There is a linux flash tool as well (community sourced, not by Intel), but a a one time boot into Windows seemed easier.

Out of all the video cards I've purchased, I can't believe this can't display default text or basic UEFI images. How am I supposed to work on my machine? Plug in another video card to adjust my BIOS settings and then go back to this card? I'm just shocked at how poorly implemented this card is on the ASRock site. I plugged this into 3 different computers. After I let it sit for 15 minutes on the last one, did it load the driver and provide an out of range indication because it wouldn't display on a 1920x1200 monitor. I plugged it into a 1920x1080 and it finally worked. Driver is all up to date and I plugged back into the 1920x1200 monitor and IT DOESN'T WORK, really? I can't even comprehend why it can't accommodate a 16:10. I give up.

I used this in a budget PC build for my GF so we could play games together. It can even handle titles it's not quite rated for.

Excelente opción para transcodificar en formato AV1 por un precio que ninguna opción de NVIDIA es capaz de ofrecer. La metí en un servidor antiquísimo (771, DDR2) que no cuenta con resizable bar y funciona bien igualmente. Jellyfin transcodifica AV1 1080p a unos 50 FPS, y H265 4K a 100 y poco. Además, este modelo en particular no hace prácticamente ruido, ya que los ventiladores raramente se ponen en marcha (no les hace falta, ya que no se calienta mucho). No podría estar más contento con la compra

Great upgrade for my Unraid server, works a treat and sooo much better than the previous card I had.

Using Linux Kernel 6.6+, this is a GREAT choice for hardware acceleration. Extremely pleased with the performance this card provides.

Kompakte und sparsame Karte, die sich hervorragend für Hardware-Decoding und Transcoding eignet. Ich benutze sie in einem Plex Server. Für diesen Einsatzzweck ein sehr gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis.

A great GPU for Virtualization. It also has great video encoding/transcoding capabilities. Pulls 43Watts at most. I was afraid though, that the metal fixation for the pc case would only be available for a small case. But it turns out asrock puts a regular sized ATX metal fixation as well, in the box. You can simply unscrew the little one from the gpu, and screw the new one. That won't run the next GTA, but for simple VirGL gpu acceleration, or transcoding for a jellyfin instance: it does the trick.