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** GREAT VALUE MULTIMEDIA FROM NVIDIA: GT 710 IS HERE! **

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Hi there


NVIDIA's latest GT 710 has to be the best bang for buck card on the market, single slot, low profile, great connectivity, only 23W TDP and best of all they start at £29.99 inc. vat. :)

Great reliability and of course great nvidia drivers, these cards are actually ok for basic gaming, especially on older titles as they feature 192 cuda cores, DDR3 memory with a 64-bit interface.

OK they are probably not so exciting for those of you with GTX 900 series cards, but they are ideal for work, home, media and basic gaming systems. We are expecting stock to land next week onwards. :)


MSI GeForce GT 710 SILENT "Low Profile" 1024MB GDDR3 PCI-Express Graphics Card @ £29.99 inc VAT

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NVIDIA GeForce GT 710 is great for those building an entry level gaming PC to play games such a mindcraft or some of the older classic titles such as Command & Conquer, Quake 3 etc.

NVIDIA drivers guarantee that the new GT 710 will handle all games, new and old with issue and is also a great card for media centre PC's being both low profile and single slot.


Specification:-
- Kepler Architecture
- 23W TDP
- Low Profile
- Single slot
- CUDA Cores: 192
- Core Clock (MHz): 954
- Memory Amount: 1GB DDR3
- Memory Interface: 64-bit
- Memory Clock (MHz): 1600MHz effective
- Direct X 12
- Outputs: Dual DVI-D / HDMI / VGA
- Maximum resolution: 2560x1600
- Power Connectors: None
- TDP: 29W
- 3yr Warranty


Only £29.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW















MSI GeForce GT 710 SILENT "Low Profile" 2048MB GDDR3 PCI-Express Graphics Card @ £35.99 inc VAT

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NVIDIA GeForce GT 710 is great for those building an entry level gaming PC to play games such a mindcraft or some of the older classic titles such as Command & Conquer, Quake 3 etc.

NVIDIA drivers guarantee that the new GT 710 will handle all games, new and old with issue and is also a great card for media centre PC's being both low profile and single slot.


Specification:-
- Kepler Architecture
- 23W TDP
- Low Profile
- Single slot
- CUDA Cores: 192
- Core Clock (MHz): 954
- Memory Amount: 2GB DDR3
- Memory Interface: 64-bit
- Memory Clock (MHz): 1600MHz effective
- Direct X 12
- Outputs: Dual DVI-D / HDMI / VGA
- Maximum resolution: 2560x1600
- Power Connectors: None
- TDP: 29W
- 3yr Warranty


Only £35.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW














Asus GeForce GT 710 SILENT 1024MB GDDR3 PCI-Express Graphics Card @ £32.99 inc VAT

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ASUS exclusive Auto-eXtreme Technology is an industry-first, 100% automated production process
that incorporates premium materials to set a new standard of graphics card quality, performance and longevity.
Embedded with ASUS exclusive Super Alloy Power II, graphic cards can reach to 2.5 times product lifespan longer than traditional capacitors.

Exclusive ASUS-designed heatsinks with large surface areas effectively cool graphics cards passively so absolutely no sound is produced while running- perfect for high definition and silent home theater PCs and multimedia centers.

Exclusively-formulated alloy components boost performance by reducing power loss, enhancing durability, and achieving cooler operation.


Specification:-
- Kepler Architecture
- 23W TDP
- CUDA Cores: 192
- Core Clock (MHz): 954
- Memory Amount: 1GB DDR3
- Memory Interface: 64-bit
- Memory Clock (MHz): 1800MHz effective
- Direct X 12
- Outputs: Dual DVI-D / HDMI / VGA
- Maximum resolution: 2560x1600
- Power Connectors: None
- TDP: 29W
- 3yr Warranty


Only £32.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW














Asus GeForce GT 710 SILENT 2048MB GDDR3 PCI-Express Graphics Card @ £38.99 inc VAT

GX397AS_136217_800x800.jpg


ASUS exclusive Auto-eXtreme Technology is an industry-first, 100% automated production process
that incorporates premium materials to set a new standard of graphics card quality, performance and longevity.
Embedded with ASUS exclusive Super Alloy Power II, graphic cards can reach to 2.5 times product lifespan longer than traditional capacitors.

Exclusive ASUS-designed heatsinks with large surface areas effectively cool graphics cards passively so absolutely no sound is produced while running- perfect for high definition and silent home theater PCs and multimedia centers.

Exclusively-formulated alloy components boost performance by reducing power loss, enhancing durability, and achieving cooler operation.


Specification:-
- Kepler Architecture
- 23W TDP
- CUDA Cores: 192
- Core Clock (MHz): 954
- Memory Amount: 2GB DDR3
- Memory Interface: 64-bit
- Memory Clock (MHz): 1800MHz effective
- Direct X 12
- Outputs: Dual DVI-D / HDMI / VGA
- Maximum resolution: 2560x1600
- Power Connectors: None
- TDP: 29W
- 3yr Warranty


Only £38.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW













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There much market for these still? Most benches I can find put them slower than modern iGPUs from either vendor, thought this segment would be totally dead! Having said that - finding actual direct comparisons was hard so was doing multiple steps of equivalency to work out how good they were which will have been wildly inaccurate.
 
David Bisset said:
There much market for these still? Most benches I can find put them slower than modern iGPUs from either vendor, thought this segment would be totally dead! Having said that - finding actual direct comparisons was hard so was doing multiple steps of equivalency to work out how good they were which will have been wildly inaccurate.
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NVIDIA still shift such cards in their thousands per month I believe, someone is buying them for sure. :)
 
David Bisset said:
There much market for these still? Most benches I can find put them slower than modern iGPUs from either vendor, thought this segment would be totally dead! Having said that - finding actual direct comparisons was hard so was doing multiple steps of equivalency to work out how good they were which will have been wildly inaccurate.
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These are probably going in very old desktops as a way to update the machine's display connectivity.

Cheaper buying a few thousand of these to upgrade a companies machines, rather than buying a few thousand new PC's etc.

No way are these going in new PC's - Skylake's IGPU is much faster than these.
 
Depressingly I have a GT610 in my work machine (which is otherwise rather awesome with a i5 4560, 16Gb of ram and a 250gb SSD) as the onboard video doesn't do anything above 1920*1200 and I have a 1440p screen. One of these is cheap enough that I'm tempted to buy it myself for a slight upgrade :P
 
Gibbo said:
NVIDIA still shift such cards in their thousands per month I believe, someone is buying them for sure. :)
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Fair enough :) you guys are in a better position to know than me, just seemed surprising! More PC/component sales regardless of market segment is good for all of us :)

Dave2150 said:
These are probably going in very old desktops as a way to update the machine's display connectivity.

Cheaper buying a few thousand of these to upgrade a companies machines, rather than buying a few thousand new PC's etc.

No way are these going in new PC's - Skylake's IGPU is much faster than these.
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Aye, I guess, it makes sense.
 
How come these have higher clocks than the GT720s (whilst having the same 192 cores and same speed DDR3 memory)?

Also typo in the text above plus product pages "mindcraft" instead of "minecraft"
 
NVIDIA drivers guarantee that the new GT 710 will handle all games, new and old with issue and is also a great card for media centre PC's being both low profile and single slot.

I'm always looking for hardware to give me issues.
 
Reality|Bites said:
NVIDIA drivers guarantee that the new GT 710 will handle all games, new and old with issue and is also a great card for media centre PC's being both low profile and single slot.

I'm always looking for hardware to give me issues.
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It is satirical. A 710 will handle all games with issues and that I guarantee (slow frames).
 
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