Can this card run modern games?

No. The 64-bit DDR3 bus and 810MHz core are far too slow for current titles. It handles desktop work, video and very old or simple games at low settings.

Does it work with my monitor?

It has DVI and VGA outputs, so it connects to most older monitors and many TVs. There is no HDMI or DisplayPort, so a newer display needs an adapter.

Is it better than integrated graphics?

It gives you dedicated 2GB of memory and extra outputs, which helps on systems with weak or no integrated video. On a modern CPU with decent integrated graphics, the gain is small.

How does it compare with a GT 730?

The GT 730 is the faster card, especially the GDDR5 versions, and usually adds HDMI. The GT 610 is the cheaper, lower-power option for display output only.

The package includes the graphics card only. Drivers are downloaded from the GPU maker's site, and any adapter for HDMI or DisplayPort is not included.

Will it fit my case and power supply?

The board is small, about 16.5 x 12 cm, and draws little power, so it fits most cases and needs no extra power connector. Check that your slot is PCIe x16.

Where is the GT 610 2GB Graphics Card cheapest?

At Walmart, for $35.66, as of our latest check.

GT 610 2GB Graphics Card

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Our take on the GT 610 2GB Graphics Card

The GT 610 2GB is a low-end, fanless-class desktop graphics card built on a 40nm GPU with a 64-bit DDR3 memory bus, 810MHz core clock and 14.4GB/s bandwidth. It is a display-output card, not a gaming card: it drives a monitor over DVI or VGA and handles desktop work, video playback and very light titles. Compared with integrated graphics it adds dedicated memory and extra outputs, but it sits far below any current discrete card and even below older budget models like the GT 730. It suits office PCs, home theater setups and older machines that need a working display output.

Best forOffice and productivity PCsHome theater and media playbackOlder systems needing DVI or VGA outputVery light or older games at low settings

Pros

Adds DVI and VGA outputs for older monitors
Dedicated 2GB DDR3 memory instead of shared system RAM
Low power draw, easy drop-in installation
Small board that fits compact cases
Simple driver setup on Windows

Cons

64-bit DDR3 bus and 14.4GB/s bandwidth are very limited
810MHz core is slow for any modern game
No HDMI or DisplayPort on this version
2GB of DDR3 does not make up for the weak GPU
Dated 40nm design with no current driver feature support

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GT 610 2GB Graphics Card price history

Lowest price we've seen: $35.66 on Nov 4 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 4.

About the GT 610 2GB Graphics Card

The GT 610 is a graphics card with 2 GB of DDR3 memory on a 64-bit memory bus. It connects to the motherboard through a PCIe x16 slot and has DVI and VGA output ports for connecting monitors.

It is meant for office tasks, light gaming and multimedia playback, in home or workplace PCs. It can be used to upgrade an existing system.

GPU: GT 610
Memory size: 2048 MB (2 GB)
Memory type: DDR3
Bus width: 64-bit
Bandwidth: 14.4 GB/s
GPU clock: 810 MHz
Memory clock: 1800 MHz
Technology: 40 nm
Bus: PCIe x16
Outputs: DVI, VGA
Component: Plastic
Dimensions: Approx. 16.5 x 12 x 2 cm (6.5 x 4.72 x 0.78 in)
In the box: 1 x graphics card

Questions and answers

Can this card run modern games?: No. The 64-bit DDR3 bus and 810MHz core are far too slow for current titles. It handles desktop work, video and very old or simple games at low settings.
Does it work with my monitor?: It has DVI and VGA outputs, so it connects to most older monitors and many TVs. There is no HDMI or DisplayPort, so a newer display needs an adapter.
Is it better than integrated graphics?: It gives you dedicated 2GB of memory and extra outputs, which helps on systems with weak or no integrated video. On a modern CPU with decent integrated graphics, the gain is small.
How does it compare with a GT 730?: The GT 730 is the faster card, especially the GDDR5 versions, and usually adds HDMI. The GT 610 is the cheaper, lower-power option for display output only.
What is in the box?: The package includes the graphics card only. Drivers are downloaded from the GPU maker's site, and any adapter for HDMI or DisplayPort is not included.
Will it fit my case and power supply?: The board is small, about 16.5 x 12 cm, and draws little power, so it fits most cases and needs no extra power connector. Check that your slot is PCIe x16.
Where is the GT 610 2GB Graphics Card cheapest?: At Walmart, for $35.66, as of our latest check.