GeForce GT 1030 Low Profile
The low profile design makes GIGABYTE GeForce GT 1030 graphics card an ideal choice for small systems. Powered by NVIDIA’s Pascal architecture and 2 GB GDDR5 memory, the factory overclocked GeForce GT 1030 GPU delivers a decent performance to drive smooth 4K video playback and casual gaming. Its high-quality chokes and capacitors ensure outstanding durability and reliability.
Low Profile Design
Low profile design with one slot and 150mm card length saves more spaces to fit slim or smaller system. Equipped with a DVI-D and a HDMI port, the card supports up to 4K high resolution.
Ultra Durable Components
Engineered with the high-quality chokes and capacitors, this graphic card delivers outstanding performance and durable system lifespan.
Smooth and Crisp Visual
Equipped with one DVI-D, and one gold-plated HDMI ports, the card can deliver smooth 4K video playback.
In Total Command
Intuitive AORUS Graphics Engine Utility
The cutting edge intuitive interface allows you to tune the clock speeds, voltage, fan performance, and power target in real-time according to your own gaming requirement.
One-click Super Overclocking
With a simple click on AORUS Graphics Engine utility, gamers can easily tune the card to meet their various gaming requirements without any overclocking knowledge.
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* The interface and functionality of the software is subject to each model.
Pros: Purchased the GT1030 to supercharge a 5-year old Dell 790 small-form-factor system featuring second gen i3-2120 and 4GB DDR3-1333. The Gigabyte model is the most compact design of the bunch. The heat sink is so narrow that it does not interfere with the PCIe slot next to it which is a pretty significant feature in small cases that only have two expansion slots to start with. I am extremely happy with this graphics card. I have been building budget-performance computers for over 20 years, and this is one of the finest components I have ever used.
Cons: This is no GTX 1070, so don't expect to try 4K gaming with any expectations. Know that as a budget gaming platform this card will give you the tools to do some creative tweaking in order to play almost any game out there at 1080p (or lower) resolution.
Overall Review: Overclocking software is a bit cryptic at first, but is very well worth figuring out. You can essentially disregard the 1228MHz core clock, since GPU Boost will automatically ramp up performance to 1509MHz under heavy GPU load. But that is not even where this card starts to get interesting. At stock settings, my card was barely hitting 50 degrees Celsius, so I set the GPU base clock to 1600MHz, and discovered that under load, this card GPU-Boosts to 1825MHz! Even at such ridiculous overclocks, I have yet to see the GPU core temps rise above 60 degrees Celsius. Prior to installing the GT1030, I benchhmarked my Dell on userbenchmark and fell in at a rather low 28th percentile. After installing the card, I re-benched in the 40th percentile. Then, following the amazing 50% overclock, My generic little five-year-old Dell landed solidly in the middle of the pack at the 49th percentile.