Inno3D Enters The GT 1030 Market With A 0dB Offering

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Inno3D joined the Nvidia GeForce GT 1030 market with the new Inno3D GeForce GT 1030 0dB graphics card, which features a low-profile, dual-slot design and passive cooling.

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[Th3pwn3r]

I don't see the point in installing a $20 video card just because it's 0db. A potato also outputs 0db but at least I can eat the potato.

 

[rush21hit]

It was meant for office workloads and light everyday task. Not all GPU are meant for gaming.

Yet, this still faster than any old small GPU like HD6670, HD5570, HD4650/70 while using even less power that those already are.

However, the RX460 are sold slightly higher than this already. I even found one at $79 just last night. Heck, even if the 460 came at sub $90 is still making this card a moot point.

 

[Th3pwn3r]

[quotemsg=19704671,0,700347]It was meant for office workloads and light everyday task. Not all GPU are meant for gaming.

Yet, this still faster than any old small GPU like HD6670, HD5570, HD4650/70 while using even less power that those already are.

However, the RX460 are sold slightly higher than this already. I even found one at $79 just last night. Heck, even if the 460 came at sub $90 is still making this card a moot point.[/quotemsg]

I just feel like integrated graphics could accomplish the same thing. If I'm going to open my case to install a video card I might as well spend a little bit of money, that's just me though. On a very tight budget I still don't know if this is worth installing is my point.