The MSI N730K-2GD3H / LP graphics card will meet the needs of the most demanding user who needs to work with multimedia, and graphics programs, as well as computer gamers. Its low profile allows it to be installed in smaller assemblies as well. The graphics made by the 28nm production process are loaded with useful technologies to give you enough graphic performance for your work.
The card boasts an NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 graphics chip running at 902 MHz. Support is provided by DDR3 2 GB generic 1600 MHz DDR3 video memory. The cooling system ensures the low operating temperature of the graphics card, ensuring its long service life, and greater efficiency. The memory bus width is 64 bits. Connect the card via the PCI-Express 2.0 interface. Gold-plated contacts provide better signal transfer between the connected connectors and the graphics card. You connect the display device using a VGA (D-SUB), DVI, or HDMI connector.
3D image rendering is possible with DirectX 12 and Open GL4.4. Just plug in a 3D monitor, fit your glasses, and 3DVision makes you ready to get to the center of the gaming, or film, scene. Passive cooling of this card ensures that you will not have problems with the card at all.
Micro-Star International Co Ltd. C/O MSI Computer Europe BV, Science Park Eindhoven 5706, 5692 ER, Son, Netherlands, [email protected]
The Taiwanese company MSI (Micro-Star International) has earned a solid place in the world of IT, mainly producing motherboards for desktop computers. However, it also produces high quality graphics cards, barebone computers, notebook computers, networking products, servers, and many other computer components. MSI products support the latest technologies and provide the performance necessary for all applications. Recently, the company has begun making a name for itself in the growing segment of gaming notebooks.
This product is not an independently functional unit and may require professional installation.
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