In case you’re low on money, but you really do need to speed up your video and enhance your video editing, NVIDIA has a brand new low-cost opportunity especially for you: the new GT 1030.
Get the new GT 1030 from the GeForce lineup
When it comes to GPUs, the most attention is targeted at the high-end section of the market. For NVIDIA, this means its GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, offering amazing performance at a price of $700.
But not everyone is searching for this kind of graphics performance. For instance, someone who doesn’t play the last-gen games or who doesn’t necessarily want to give VR a try could settle for less. Here comes NVIDIA again in the picture.
Even if it hasn’t reached the headlines yet, NVIDIA and its partners have released a new entry to its GeForce lineup with the brand new GT 1030.
GT 1030 features and specsThe GT 1030 is now available for purchase from a few graphics card makers. The latest graphics card is designed in such a way that it can easily compete with Intel’s integrated HD graphics in non-gaming tasks such as video and photo editing.
The GT 1030 offers double performance when compared to the integrated GPU in the sixth-gen Intel Core i5 processor. The card features a 64-bit memory interface and it supports up to 2GB of 6GHz GDDR5 memory. It supports resolutions up to 7680×4320 at 60Hz.
The GT 1030 uses NVIDIA’s latest GP108 Pascal GPU and it features three streaming Multiprocessor units boasting 384 CUDA cores, 24 TMUs, and 16 ROPs.
Hardware partners will also have their variations based on this reference design. For instance, EVGA launched a lineup of three cards and the low profile one is on sale at $75.
The GT 1030 won’t set the gaming realm on fire, but it will sure tackle the low-end market at prices starting from $70 to $80.
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