Nvidia GeForce GT1030 Graphic Card

NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 Graphics Card The NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 is an entry-level dedicated graphics card built on NVIDIA's Pascal architecture, designed for everyday computing, multimedia playback, office desktops, and light gaming. Equipped with 384 CUDA cores and 2GB | 4GB of video memory, it provides dedicated graphics processing for compatible desktop systems. Its low power consumption, compact design on selected models, and support for modern display technologies make it a practical upgrade for PCs that need improved graphics performance without a high-power graphics card. Specifications Brand: NVIDIA Graphics Card Model: GeForce GT 1030 GPU Architecture: NVIDIA Pascal (GP108) Manufacturing Process: 14nm FinFET CUDA Cores: 384 Base Clock: Approximately 1227–1228 MHz, depending on model Boost Clock: Approximately 1468–1506 MHz, depending on model Video Memory: 2GB | 4GB GDDR5 | SDDR4 Memory Interface: 64-bit Memory Bandwidth: Up to 48 GB/s Bus Interface: PCI Express 3.0 x16, operating at x4 DirectX Support: DirectX 12 OpenGL Support: OpenGL 4.5 or later, depending on driver support Vulkan Support: Supported, depending on driver version Connectivity Display Outputs: HDMI, DVI-D, or DisplayPort, depending on manufacturer and model HDMI: HDMI 2.0b on supported models, with up to 4K at 60Hz output Maximum Resolution: Depends on the graphics card model and connected display Multi-Display Support: Depends on the specific card's available outputs Power & Cooling Typical Power Consumption: Approximately 30W Recommended Power Supply: 300W system power supply External Power Connector: Typically not required Cooling Design: Passive or active cooling, depending on model Compatibility Expansion Slot: Compatible PCI Express slot System Type: Desktop PCs, including selected compact systems Operating System: Compatible systems with supported NVIDIA graphics drivers Memory Variant: This description covers the 2GB GDDR5 version; GT 1030 models with DDR4 memory are also available Note: Same Chipset but brands may be deference.