Graphic Card

2GB GT 610 DDR3

The Nextron Gaming 2 GB GT 610 DDR3 is a low-profile, entry-level dedicated graphics card built around NVIDIA’s GeForce GT 610 GPU. Ideal for enhancing everyday computing tasks, boosting media performance, and giving an affordable lift to old systems—particularly compact or home theater PCs (HTPCs).

Key Features

Performance & Architecture

Powered by the NVIDIA GeForce GT 610 GPU featuring 48 CUDA cores, providing a meaningful jump over integrated graphics.
Operates at a 750–810 MHz core clock (often marketed at 810 MHz), with a 1,620 MHz shader clock.
Built using a 40 nm fabrication process—reflecting its Gen-2012 architecture.
Slightly improved performance over integrated graphics: up to 3× faster in PC tasks, and notable gains in web browsing, media, and light GPU-accelerated workloads.

Memory & Bandwidth

Connectivity & Outputs

Technologies & Compatibility

Supports DirectX 11, OpenGL, CUDA, PhysX, and PureVideo HD, enriching performance in multimedia and GPU-accelerated tasks.
Compatible with NVIDIA Surround multi-display tech and HDCP for protected content playback.
Requires minimal power (~19–29 W) and no external PCIe power connector.
Operating Systems supported include Windows XP through Windows 10 and beyond.

Technical Specifications

GPU - NVIDIA GeForce GT 610 (GF119-300-A1)
CUDA Cores - 48
Core Clock - ~750–810 MHz
Memory - 2 GB DDR3, 64-bit bus, ~1000 MHz effective
Memory Bandwidth - ~8 GB/s
Outputs - HDMI, DVI, VGA
Max Resolution - 2560×1600 (digital), 2048×1536 (analog)
APIs & Tech - DirectX 11, OpenGL, CUDA, PhysX, PureVideo HD, HDCP
Power Consumption - ~19–29 W (no extra power connector)
Slot Type - PCIe 2.0 x16
Recommended PSU - ≥ 300 W

Why Choose the 2GB GT 610 DDR3?

Affordable Upgrade - Great for revitalizing older systems with a dedicated GPU that significantly outperforms integrated graphics in everyday tasks.
Compact & Efficient - Its low power draw and no-need-for-extra-power design make it perfect for small-form-factor builds and silent PCs.
Versatile Multimedia - Supports multiple display outputs and high-resolution playback—ideal for home theater PCs or basic media-centric machines.
Legacy Support - Works reliably across older operating systems and supports high-quality video playback and GPU-accelerated browsing or editing.