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Gigabyte GeForce GT 1030 GV-N1030D5-2GL Low Profile 2G Computer Graphics Card

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Features

  • Core clock (MHertz): 1506 in OC mode and 1468 in gaming mode
  • Low profile design with 150 millimeter card length; Power requirement: 300 watts
  • Integrated with 2GB GDDR5 64bit memory
  • One click overclocking via AORUS Graphics Engine
  • Form factor: Low profile

Description

Powered by GeForce GT 1030 and integrated with 2GB GDDR5 64-bit memory interface. Featuring Low profile design with 150 mm card length. Troubleshoot- If necessary disable any built in graphics capabilities on your motherboard. For more information, consult your computer manual or manufacturer. As some manufacturers do not allow the built in graphics to be disabled or to become the secondary display. If you are not able to find the desired monitor color or resolution settings, as the color and screen resolution options available for selection depend on the graphics card being installed.SMOOTH AND CRISP VISUAL: Equipped with a DVI-D and a HDMI port, the card can deliver beautiful and smooth 4K video playback.ULTRA DURABLE COMPONENTS: Engineered with the high-quality chokes and capacitors, this graphic card delivers outstanding performance and durable system lifespan.Intuitive AORUS Graphics Engine Utility: The cutting edge intuitive interface allows you to tune the clock speeds, voltage, fan performance, and power target in real-time according to your own gaming requirement.

Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030


Brand: GIGABYTE


Graphics Ram Size: 2 GB


GPU Clock Speed: 1227 MHz


Video Output Interface: DVI, HDMI


Max Screen Resolution: ‎4096 x 2160


RAM: ‎2 GB


Memory Speed: ‎6008 MHz


Graphics Coprocessor: ‎NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030


Chipset Brand: ‎NVIDIA


Card Description: ‎Integrated


Graphics Card Ram Size: ‎2 GB


Brand: ‎GIGABYTE


Series: ‎GT 1030 GV-N1030D5-2GL


Item model number: ‎GV-N1030D5-2GL


Item Weight: ‎9.6 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎0.58 x 2.71 x 5.9 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎0.58 x 2.71 x 5.9 inches


Manufacturer: ‎Gigabyte


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎May 13, 2017


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    • Easily one of the best sub-$100 GPU on the market!
I purchased this to upgrade my older rig- while my "main" PC is in my office, my "old" PC is in my living room- so it does get quite a lot of use. I tend to play fairly easy-to-run games on the PC in question, but even still, the MSI R7 250 2GB DDR3 inside was struggling. Fable Anniversary could barely pull down 30FPS on medium settings. Wolfenstein The New Order/The Old Blood would be at 25-30FPS on low/medium settings. Even Crusader Kings II, Hearts of Iron III/IV, and Stellaris ran at sub-60FPS on low/medium settings. I purchased the GT 1030 to remedy these faults, and boy, was I not disappointed. 60+ FPS on Fable Anniversary on max settings. Steady 55-60FPS on Wolfenstein on max (okay, very close to max) settings. Paradox games went from a 20-25FPS to well over 70. I was quite shocked by the latter. To wrap up my review of its performance- let's talk over clocking. Once (basic) drivers are installed via the included CD, a built in clock control program is also installed. It is easier to use than Afterburner, having safe presets- but does not allow for as much control until specifically placed in "professional" mode. Otherwise, the clock speeds are just fine for a 69 dollar card. On top of that, the VRAM is DDR5- a massive upgrade for those still running DDR3 VRAM. As to the more physical nature of the card- wow, is it tiny. Less than half the size of my replaced R7 250, probably a quarter of the size of the 1070 in my main computer. Far lighter as well. Installation was simple, as it only draws power directly from the PCI slot/motherboard. Speaking of power- this thing barely draws any. Can't recall exactly, but I know that it's a minuscule amount. As long as you have a 300-350W power supply, you'll be fine. Be warned- given the size, this card only produces ONE DVI port and ONE HDMI port. That's it. Just something to think about. I was a bit surprised they didn't put a VGA slot on a card NVIDIA is touting as the answer to every budget gamer's needs- but I digress. I suppose even HDMI-sporting monitors/TVs are cheap nowadays. Card is whisper silent, although the first time I installed it, it spun hard and fast for a few minutes, and made considerable noise- don't freak out if that happens. She has great thermals, but I do have an overkill cooling setup in this PC, so results there are probably skewed for the average person who isn't obsessed with cooling. Anyways, a $69, low-profile, Pascal-based, NVIDIA GPU? It's not too good to be true. Give it a shot if you're on a budget, have power or size restrictions,or even if you're just an NVIDIA or GPU enthusiast. It won't replace your 1070, but it will definitely surprise you- especially given its small form factor and low power draw. Just a quick side note before I stop rambling- don't ask me how but- I'm pretty positive NVIDIA will be releasing a GT 1040 soon, perhaps by the end of the year. For those that aren't in a rush- perhaps wait for that? ... show more
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So, I purchased this for a Home Theater PC, but was quite surprised when it seemed to game well, too. I decided to overclock the card and see what it could really do, and boy, could it go. I raised the core clock to 1926mhz, and the memory to 3786mhz (7572 eff.) This little thing took off like a rocket. At 1080p, Normal, Tomb Raider 2013 saw roughly 90fps. Metro LL, just over 80fps. Rise o/t Tomb Raider fared less well, with 1080p Low settings at just below 60fps. Realistically, moving forward, if you are buying this for gaming, you will largely be playing AAA games at 720p or 900p. But, for slightly older games, eSports titles, or Indie Gems, this little thing rules, you really cannot beat it for the price. Moreover, this card was the last to rise in price and the first to fall during the Great GPU Price Gouge of 2018, and when I purchased it, I found a great deal. But, always be aware of price-to-performance. ... show more
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