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Zotac launches GT710 PCIe x1 video cards

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Video card maker Zotac has recently launched their Nvidia GT710 running on the PCIe x1 interface, where 99% of them runs on PCIe x16.

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The ZOTAC GeForce GT 710 1 GB (ZT-71304-20L) video card is powered by a cut-down version of NVIDIA’s GK208 GPU with 192 CUDA cores, 16 texture units and 8 ROPs. The GPU is based on the Kepler architecture, which supports Direct3D feature level 11_0, OpenGL 4.5 as well as OpenCL 1.2 APIs. The chip is clocked at 954 MHz and has compute performance of around 366 GFLOPS (well below that of modern iGPUs). The card is equipped with 1 GB of DDR3-1600 memory featuring 12.8 GB/s bandwidth.

Finally those x1 slots on motherboards can be put to good use. And I can finally build my 7 GPU gaming rig on the cheap! Yay!

http://anandtech.com/show/10269/zotac-quietly-releases-pcie-x1-gt-710-graphics-card

https://www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/gt-710-1gb-pcie-x-1

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easier removal of gpu I guess.

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2 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

And I can finally build my 7 GPU gaming rig on the cheap! Yay!

minesweeper gaming rig?

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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Just now, Moonzy said:

minesweeper gaming rig?

Something not particularly intensive. You could definitely do better than minesweeper (:

 

And the card's cute!

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this might have been nice if you could SLI them :D 

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2 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

this might have been nice if you could SLI them :D 

you can SLI without the bridge, but it's a pita to get it to work. The gpus also needs to support SLI too.

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1 minute ago, byalexandr said:

No it's for systems without x16 slots lol

i havent seen any around though

maybe server motherboards?

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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4 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

i havent seen any around though

maybe server motherboards?

Well older PCs like my shitty OEM one have x1 slots.

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if you can find a PCIe switch you could theoretically put 16 of these on a 16 lane slot - imagine the number of monitors you can hook up

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12 minutes ago, zMeul said:

if you can find a PCIe switch you could theoretically put 16 of these on a 16 lane slot - imagine the number of monitors you can hook up

Wouldn't you be driver limited? 

 

I know AMD drivers allow for up to something like 24 displays. An AMD card like this would be interesting for those applications that require a ton of monitors. 

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52 minutes ago, Tedster said:

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Can it play Asphalt 8 from the Windows Store? So, isnt the Adreno 420 and Adreno 430 and now the 530, all superior to this gpu anyways XD?

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why not just use an iGPU?

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1 hour ago, bcredeur97 said:

why not just use an iGPU?

 

6 hours ago, Moonzy said:

i havent seen any around though

maybe server motherboards?

Any lower than mainstream platform tend to have pcie 1x slots. Like super low power platforms and older platforms. This is actually a great idea.

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16 hours ago, BobbyG2 said:

Hmm, I wonder if this card is powerful enough to be used as a dedicated PhysX card? 

In case you're not joking....if it's paired with a GT730, then it's powerful enough. 

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I wonder if Linus will find some ridiculous but awesome use for this.

 

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I wonder if EK sells waterblocks for this.

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On newegg the pcie x16 is $10USD less then the x1 version. Another case of paying more for less. 

 

http://m.newegg.com/ProductList?keyword=Zotac+710

 

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13 hours ago, bcredeur97 said:

why not just use an iGPU?

 

Maybe your motherboard i/o doesn't have the right output connector, or you want to add a third display (most motherboard i/o plates only have two video outputs).

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Passive cooled, nice!

Perfect for a copute server that needs a super cheap video output. But seriousely, this is as useful as my GPU soldered to the MoBo (not the iGPU) with 16 MByte of VRAM. It displays an image just fine, but you can't do any kinde of compute with it.

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#StillbettercomputethanMaxwell.

 

Silly card only useful for old computers without integrated graphics. Or X99 systems with the gfx in RMA :P

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3 minutes ago, Notional said:

#StillbettercomputethanMaxwell.

 

Silly card only useful for old computers without integrated graphics. Or X99 systems with the gfx in RMA :P

get any ol' and cheaper 16x card no? it would fit so much better so your suggestion is invalid :D 

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I've bought PCI GT610.. It's for my uncle's PC. It has Pentium D with no PCIe slots in it.

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2 hours ago, SLAYR said:

On newegg the pcie x16 is $10USD less then the x1 version. Another case of paying more for less. 

 

http://m.newegg.com/ProductList?keyword=Zotac+710

You're not paying more for less, you're paying more for more.

 

They perform identically, you're crazy if you think a GT710 requires all 16x of PCIE

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