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The PNY GeForce GT 520 is a low-profile, single-slot graphics card built for basic display output, not gaming. It pairs a 1GB DDR3 frame buffer on a 64-bit bus with HDMI, DVI and VGA outputs, so it can drive a monitor or a TV from a slim or small-form-factor PC. Its Fermi-generation GPU handles desktop work, video playback and light 2D tasks, but it is far slower than any current integrated graphics for games. Buyers pick it to add an HDMI port or replace a dead card in an office or media machine, not to play modern titles.
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Owners treat the GT 520 as a utility card: it works for adding an HDMI port or reviving an old desktop, and it runs quietly. Most criticism centers on how weak it is for anything beyond basic display output.
This is the PNY NVIDIA GeForce GT 520 video graphics card with 1GB of DDR3 memory on a 64-bit interface. It connects to the PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot and has a low profile design.
The card has HDMI, DVI and D-SUB outputs for connecting displays.
