nvidia graphics cards comparison chart gt610

The ZOTAC NVIDIA GeForce 610 PCI card has 512MB GDDRMhz, any more again would be a waste as filling the video memory is the part here where the card cannot cope, faster RAM would be a waste also as there is little memory to do anything with. The back of the card has DVI, HDMI and VGA out connectors to cover all older monitor bases. This allows the Video card to fit in 2u case, and the airflow in these cases should be ample to cool the video card. The use of the SFF bracket removed the VGA out connector from the board, but this can be placed in the second SFF adaptor should it be needed for older CRT monitors, again a great feature.

The ZOTAC NVIDIA GeForce 610 card comes with both a full height expansion bracket and Small Form Factor (SFF) brackets, to fit either size case. To accomplish this, ZOTAC places heatsinks on both sides of the PCI PCB to keep it cool, which is something I have not really seen this before on a video card. The card is passively cooled, so there is no fan to make any noise. These cards are great for limited Expansion slot motherboards, or to liven up an ancient even pre-AGP motherboard.

The Zotac GT 430 was a great purchase for me, as it freed up my only two PCI express slots to allow both my LSI SAS controllers to be used. To follow on from the earlier article on the Zotac GeForce GT 430 PCI card that I actually bought and wrote about, the new ZOTAC GeForce GT 610 PCI video card is the latest version based on the 600 series NVIDIA GeForce GPU.

Nvidia graphics cards comparison chart gt610