HP ATI Radeon HD 4550 Computer Graphics Cards

I needed an inexpensive dual-monitor video card for a plain-vanilla office desktop computer, primarily to provide a second video feed for presentations, and this card fit the bill. Plug-and-play worked perfectly; Win-10 picked it up immediately with absolutely no installation hassle. I added an inexpensive dongle type VGA-to-HDMI converter for the 2nd video port to allow ease in connecting to the presentation projector or monitor. Only downside is the extra "mess" of the Y-splitter adapter with its two VGA connectors (plus in my case the VGA-HDMI converter) hanging out the back of the computer, but if it is not a setup you have to move around frequently that isn't much of a downside.

I put this in my HP 8100 Elite to replace the standard OEM video on the board. I ran a benchmark test before and after putting in the video card. My benchmark DOUBLED after I put this car in the computer. Windows 10 found the video card driver and installed automatically. The computer switched over to this card without me having to configure anything. I could not be more pleased. No power issues, no problems at all. This card is listed on HP's specs for the 8100 as an optional card so it works perfect with the computer. Well worth upgrading if you need more video and overall computer speed.

Worked great with the EMU driver for my MAME arcade cabinet