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NVIDIA Graphics Cards (2011)

NVIDIA graphics cards released in 2011, with structured specs and source provenance.

51 entries · showing 21-30 · filtered by NVIDIA · 2011 (clear)

NVIDIA GeForceGTX 555OEM

NVIDIA · Desktop · 2011

15 specs

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 555 OEM is a graphics card released in 2011, based on the Fermi architecture and GF114 chip.

NVIDIA GeForceGT 520

NVIDIA · Desktop · 2011

653 21 specs

The NVIDIA GeForce GT 520 is a budget graphics card released in 2011, based on the Fermi 2.0 architecture.

NVIDIA Quadro 400

NVIDIA · Workstation · 2011

236 19 specs

The NVIDIA Quadro 400 is a professional graphics card released in 2011, based on the Tesla 2.0 architecture with a GT216 GPU.

NVIDIA GeForceGTX 560 TiOEM

NVIDIA · Desktop · 2011

20 specs

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti OEM is a graphics card released in 2011, based on the Fermi 2.0 architecture and GF110 chip.

NVIDIA GeForceGTX 590

NVIDIA · Desktop · 2011

2,109 24 specs

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 590 is a dual-GPU graphics card released in 2011, based on the Fermi 2.0 architecture with two GF110 chips.

NVIDIA GeForceGTS 450Rev. 2

NVIDIA · Desktop · 2011

14 specs

The NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 Rev. 2 is a graphics card released in March 2011, based on the Fermi architecture with a GF116-200 GPU.

NVIDIA GeForceGTX 550 Ti

NVIDIA · Desktop · 2011

1,892 19 specs

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti is a mid-range graphics card released in March 2011, based on the Fermi architecture and 40 nm process.

NVIDIA GeForceGTX 460X2

NVIDIA · Desktop · 2011

14 specs

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460X2 is a dual-GPU graphics card released in 2011, featuring two GF104-300-KB-A1 chips on a single PCB.

NVIDIA Quadro 5000

NVIDIA · Workstation · 2011

1,698 20 specs

The NVIDIA Quadro 5000 is a professional graphics card released in 2011, based on the Fermi architecture with 2.5 GB GDDR5 memory.

NVIDIA NVS 5100M

NVIDIA · Workstation · 2011

220 18 specs

The NVIDIA NVS 5100M is a professional mobile graphics card released in 2011, based on the Tesla 2.0 architecture.