GeForce 310

older Released November, 2009

589 MHz
512 MB DDR2

Nvidia GeForce 310 OEM 589 MHz 512 MB
Nvidia GeForce 310 Retail 589 MHz 512 MB
Dell GeForce 310 589 MHz 512 MB
Dell GeForce 310 Low Profile 589 MHz 512 MB

Thanks to Windows 8’s new stereoscopic 3D functionality, these drivers add windowed S3D support for a multitude of applications and games, including YouTube 3D, various Blu-Ray players, and all DX9 games.

by Ryan-Smith (Oct, 2012)

Finally, 3D games work well on the quite snappy new OS.

by Fuad-Abazovic (Nov, 2012)

PassMark Industry standard benchmark for overall graphics card performanceData courtesy Passmark

GeForce 310
209

GeForce GT 710

658

GeForce 210

177

T-Rex (GFXBench 3.0) Data courtesy CompuBench

GeForce 310
1,889.04

GeForce GT 710

2,985.61

GeForce 210

1,060.28

gpu

GPU brand	Nvidia
GPU name	GT218
Market	Desktop
Clock speed	589 MHz
Is dual GPU	No
Reference card	None

raw performance

Shading units	16
Texture mapping units	8
Render output processors	4
Pixel rate	2.36 GPixel/s
Texture rate	4.71 GTexel/s
Floating-point performance	44.86 GFLOPS

memory

Memory clock speed	333 MHz
Effective memory clock speed	666 MHz
Memory bus	64 bit
Memory	512 MB
Memory type	DDR2
Memory bandwidth	5.33 GB/s

noise and power

TDP	31W

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