You'd have to pay me more than $25 to take that off your hands... wait, you want ME to pay $25 for that?
I mean, if you just need something to test a system you are building, I guess... but all AMD's CPUs moving forward are APUs with more powerful built-in GPUs than this. I also feel like nobody should reward Nvidia for the way they've completely screwed up the bottom end market in so many ways. It would be nice if Intel joins AMD in supporting basic APU functionality in all processors moving forward, just to bury the 710/730/1030 market once and for wall. Nvidia keeps pushing Fermi (This "710" is really a GT 410M) from 12 years ago and customers keep blindly buying them. Keep in mind, a GT 730 performs something like 5~8 times better than this card, and similar performance uplift for the Zen 4's iGPU vs this card... Let me repeat that: The hobbled iGPU on the new Zen 4 CPUs is over 5 times faster than this card (while supporting modern GPU features).
That's not to say it isn't without some utility... I used to have a TNT2 AGP card handy, before I gave it to my son, who is on a retro game kick - I used that when AGP slots were still hanging out in some of my systems. I even had an old PCI graphics card, for the same reason. PCIe has been around long enough, though, that I have 7 or 8 cards, ranging from a GT 750 on up to a GTX 970. I guess if you have no spare cards to test a new system build, having a GT 710 in your toolbox might be handy. I just could not bring myself to ever install on of these in a computer I was building for somebody and leave it in there... that seems like a crime against humanity.
So, TL;DR version, please don't put this in any computer as a daily driver in any capacity, but if you need a card to test with, it's probably OK if you have no other cards. It's actually a GT 410M GPU on a discreet card that is less powerful than most iGPUs.