
Lenovo 90Y2432 NVIDIA GRID K1 16GB DDR3 Cuda 768 PCI Express x16 Video Graphics Card
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The NVIDIA GRID K1 is a 2013-era data center GPU built for virtual desktop infrastructure: it puts four Kepler GPUs and 16GB of DDR3 on one dual-slot PCIe x16 card so many virtual machines can share graphics. It is not a gaming or workstation card. Its 768 CUDA cores and DDR3 memory are far slower than any modern GPU, and driver support has ended, so it suits only legacy VDI hosts, GPU-passthrough labs and collectors. Buyers should check that their hypervisor and server still support it before buying.
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They treat it as a cheap way to add shared graphics to virtual machines, and accept that it is obsolete for anything else.
The Lenovo 90Y2432 is an NVIDIA GRID K1 graphics card with 16GB of DDR3 memory and 768 CUDA cores. It connects through a PCI Express x16 interface.
It is made for professional environments. It is intended for virtual desktop infrastructure, AI research and intensive 3D applications, and it can be used for cloud graphics or to enhance workstation performance.
The card has a cooling design and is built for enterprise-level stability.







