Maybe the GT 730 graphics card is not the ideal choice for gamers at this stage, but at least it’s still better than nothing to use at all…
“Powerful”, “high performance” or “perfect choice for general users” are definitely not the right words to describe the 7-year-old popular GPU GT 730. However, in this period. While there is a terrible lack of cards and terrible prices like today, this legendary card line can become a reasonable fireproof choice.
Recently MSI has revived the GT 730 series of cards, bringing a glimmer of hope to those using Intel Core F-series CPUs or AMD Ryzen, which by default don’t have an iGPU for self-imaging. The MSI GeForce GT 730 N730K-2GD3H/LPV1 is MSI’s 13th GT 730 model. It has 384 CUDA cores, 902 MHz GPU boost clock and 2GB GDDR3 VRAM. Although not very powerful for cam, but the good thing is that it still helps you play light Esports games like League of Legends, CS: GO … or 2D games.
The card has an extremely compact design, it’s short and only 146mm long, so it will be compatible with any case. This MSI GT 730 model also uses a passive heatsink (no fan) so you don’t need to worry about its noise level. In terms of video output, GT 730 supports up to three monitors at the same time with 1 DVI-D port, 1 HDMI 1.4 port and 1 D-sub port, the maximum resolution is 4096×.[email protected]
Currently, this card model is expected to be sold in the Japanese market for 4,565 yen (about 950,000 VND). Provided, of course, that it’s not overpriced.
According to GVN360
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