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Palit Announces its GeForce GT 710 Graphics Card
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It still has the headline features such as ultra low power and are other little nuggets that would be worth checking out for the little money that this costs. Oh and I already have Big Kepler in the form of a couple of 780 Ti cards in SLI.
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Oh, get over it. People spending $29.99 on a video card aren't really on the cutting edge of tech. If you think this is a disgrace where was your indignation when AMD started selling rebranded HD 6450's as R5 230's for $59 ?
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NVidia has updated their 700-series spec list and added GT710:
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-710/specifications
Now, that's interesting. As I thought, it is 19W card with DX12 feature level 11_0 and OpenGL 4.5 suport.
But unlike its older brother GT720 it has a 954MHz clock, so it is actually overall faster than DDR3 version of GT720 and performance-wise should be able to surpass even a more exepensive R7 240.
Considering the $35 price tag, I am forced to take some of my criticism back: perfect card for HTPC/office workstation. Might need to start hunting for one.
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-710/specifications
Now, that's interesting. As I thought, it is 19W card with DX12 feature level 11_0 and OpenGL 4.5 suport.
But unlike its older brother GT720 it has a 954MHz clock, so it is actually overall faster than DDR3 version of GT720 and performance-wise should be able to surpass even a more exepensive R7 240.
Considering the $35 price tag, I am forced to take some of my criticism back: perfect card for HTPC/office workstation. Might need to start hunting for one.
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Really, never looked for 4x GPU's before or thought about them since normally I only see people just "Modifying" the PCIE slots as needed. Ill have to take a look because I might see how high a GPU I could get in a 4x form factor.i have a GT730 in 4x for my old SuperMicro H8DCP board ... altho she has 2x X4 2x X16 ... i could use my 8800 Ultra or my 3870 instead