The card uses the firm's older Kepler architecture. It features 192 CUDA cores, with a GPU base clock of 954MHz. The previous generation GT 610 card had 48 CUDA cores in a GPU running at a base clock of 810MHz. A standard configuration GT 710 comes equipped with 2GB of DDR3 memory on board (1GB option) with a 64-bit memory interface, offering memory bandwidth of 14.4GB/s.

Several key Nvidia technologies are supported such as PureVideo, PhysX, FXAA, and others.

Other benefits with the GeForce GT 710 graphics card include; DirectX 12 support (feature level 11), support for resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 pixels (or as high as 3840x2160 at 30Hz, or 4096x2160 at 24Hz), DVI-D, HDMI and VGA connectors, and support for up to three simultaneous displays.

Specifications

• GT 710 GPU Engine Specs:
  • CUDA Cores: 192
  • Base Clock (MHz): 954
• Memory Specs:
  • Memory Clock: 1.8 Gbps
  • Standard Memory: 2 GB
  • Memory Interface: DDR3
  • Memory Interface Width: 64-bit
  • Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec): 14.4
• Feature Support:
  • NVIDIA PureVideo Technology
  • NVIDIA PhysX Technology
  • NVIDIA FXAA Technology
  • Microsoft DirectX: 12 API (feature level 11_0) 4.5
  • OpenGL: 4.5
  • Bus Support : PCI Express 2.0
  • Certified for Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista, XP
  • Supported Technologies: CUDA, DirectX 12, PhysX, FXAA, Adaptive VSync, 3DVision Supported Technologies
  • 3D Vision Ready
• Maximum Digital Resolution : 2560x1600
• Maximum VGA Resolution : 2048x1536
• Standard Display Connectors: Dual Link DVI-D, HDMI, VGA
• Multi Monitor : 3 displays
• HDCP, HDMI
• Audio Input for HDMI: Internal
• Card Dimensions:
  • Height: 2.713 inches
  • Length: 5.7 inches
  • Width: Dual-width
• Thermal and Power Specs:
• Maximum GPU Temperature (in C): 95
• Graphics Card Power (W): 19
• Minimum System Power Requirement (W): 300