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NVIDIA NVS 300

The NVIDIA NVS 300 is a professional graphics card released in 2011, based on the Tesla 2.0 architecture with a GT218 GPU.

The NVIDIA NVS 300 is a low-profile professional graphics card designed for multi-display setups in business environments. It features the Tesla 2.0 architecture with a GT218 chip manufactured on a 40 nm process. The card includes 16 shading units, a base clock of 589 MHz, and 0.5 GB of DDR3 memory on a 64-bit bus, providing a memory bandwidth of 12.64 GB/s. It supports DirectX 10.1 and OpenGL 3.3, but lacks Vulkan support. With a TDP of only 17.5 W, it requires no additional power connectors and fits into PCIe x1 or x16 slots. Display output is via a single DMS-59 connector, which can drive up to two displays using an adapter. The NVS 300 is intended for use in multi-monitor configurations for financial trading, medical imaging, or other professional applications.

Specifications

Architecture unverified Tesla 2.0
GPU chip unverified GT218
Process node unverified 40 nm
Shading units unverified 16
Base clock unverified 589 MHz
Memory size unverified 0.5 GB
Memory type unverified DDR3
Memory bus unverified 64 bit
Memory bandwidth unverified 12.64 GB/s
Board power (TDP) unverified 17.5 W
Bus interface unverified PCIe x1/x16
Display outputs unverified DMS-59
DirectX support unverified 10.1
Vulkan support unverified n/a
OpenGL support unverified 3.3
Release date unverified 2011-01-08
Release year unverified 2011