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product_id: 24624163
title: "ZOTAC GeForce GT 710 2GB DDR3 PCI-E2.0 DL-DVI VGA HDMI Passive Cooled Single Slot Low Profile Graphics Card (ZT-71302-20L)"
brand: "zotac"
price: "₨2517"
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# 954 MHz GPU Clock - steady power Passive Fanless Cooling - silent efficiency Triple Display Support - multitask like a pro ZOTAC GeForce GT 710 2GB DDR3 PCI-E2.0 DL-DVI VGA HDMI Passive Cooled Single Slot Low Profile Graphics Card (ZT-71302-20L)

**Brand:** zotac
**Price:** ₨2517
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🖥️ Elevate your workspace with silent, smart graphics power — because your productivity deserves the best.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ZOTAC GeForce GT 710 2GB DDR3 PCI-E2.0 DL-DVI VGA HDMI Passive Cooled Single Slot Low Profile Graphics Card (ZT-71302-20L) by zotac
- **How much does it cost?** ₨2517 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- zotac enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted zotac brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Legacy Meets Modern:** Supports DirectX 12 and OpenGL 4.5 for compatibility with a wide range of professional and creative apps.
- • **Compact & Compatible:** Low-profile, single-slot PCIe 2.0 card fits perfectly in sleek, space-conscious builds.
- • **Effortless Multitasking:** Drive up to 3 displays simultaneously for ultimate productivity and immersive setups.
- • **Whisper-Quiet Operation:** Fanless design ensures zero noise distractions during intense work or media sessions.
- • **Energy-Smart Performance:** Consumes just 25W max, keeping your power bill low and your setup eco-friendly.

## Overview

The ZOTAC GeForce GT 710 is a low-profile, fanless graphics card featuring a 954 MHz NVIDIA GPU clock, 2GB DDR3 memory, and triple display support. Designed for professionals seeking silent, energy-efficient multi-monitor setups, it supports DirectX 12 and OpenGL 4.5, making it ideal for enhanced multimedia performance and everyday productivity without breaking the bank.

## Description

Enhance your entire PC experience with NVIDIA GeForce GT graphics cards. Upgrade to the new GeForce GT 710 dedicated card for accelerated performance in demanding PC multimedia applications that integrated graphics can't deliver. The GT 710 features advanced graphics technologies, so you can enjoy fast web browsing, photo and video editing, and gaming. It's the simple, affordable way to get you PC up to speed. FEATURES: NVIDIA PureVideoTM HD technology, NVIDIA FXAATM technology, NVIDIA PhysX technology, NVIDIA CUDA technology, NVIDIA Adaptive Vertical Sync technology, Fanless cooling CONNECTIONS: 1 x Dual link DVI (2560x1600 @ 60 Hz), 1 x HDMI (4k @ 30 Hz), 1 x VGA (2048x1536 @ 60 Hz ), Triple display capable SOFTWARE COMPATIBILITY: NVIDIA GeForce driver, Microsoft DirectX 12 (feature level 11_0), OpenGL 4.5, OpenCL, Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 x86/x64

Review: THE choice PCIe x1 "display card", as a backup, or in mining/hobby/emulator/etc. machines - This is the low-low-tier fanless, GDDR3, PCIe x1 card. Technical aspects from my experience, paired with Ryzen 5000 series (no CPU bottlenecks): -Compatible as expected on AM4 ASRock B450M HDV-4.0, and ASRock B550 Phantom Gaming 4/ac -Seems like modern production run, with continued driver support -Full UEFI/non-CSM/non-legacy compatible (i.e. Windows 11) -Core/RAM clock only in MSI Afterburner, no voltage or Power Limit control ---Accepts +200-300mhz on both clocks. Basically stays inside 40-60C under any idle/load -Using this (or anything else) to display instead of main mining card, gave 1MH/s ethash rate increase (~28MH/s RX580) -No conflicts with active AMD and NVIDIA drivers+software. -Smooth 1080p60 Youtube and Twitch, issues with certain Twitch streams stuttering ---Unsure, but possibly common Windows issue with multiple displays ---Youtube strangely stutters at 720p or lower. 1080p only? lol -Similar general desktop/browser performance as a modern GDDR5 GPU -RX580 does have slightly better display clarity, and (vaguely so) system responsiveness Windows can only use one GPU for rendering (Display Settings --> Make this my main screen), so if you have 2 monitors plugged into 2 cards, the secondary screen/monitor pair will always have issues with refresh rate, latency, and stuttering. However, Path of Exile, which has an in-game GPU selector, was able to run normally on the RX580/"not main" monitor, while the Windows desktop+apps directly behind felt like a remote desktop connection. Don't expect playability past DirectX 11 stuff and PSX era emulation. Not great Vulkan performance. From my limited testing: -Smooth, absolutely playable 60-80+fps in (1080p+high) Terraria and Celeste, (720p+low) L4D2 and HL2 era games -30+fps in 720p Path of Exile, PERFECT for running a trade-only 2nd account on a 2nd PC/VM instance (POEers, this is how you get Mirror rich) -CS:GO and Chivalry 2 barely function, crazy stuttering, <10fps -Runs AOC 24G2 (Freesync/"AMD"-branded) at true 1080p144hz over HDMI. 60hz setting produces clear mouse trails and skipping. No clue if games are actually displaying past 60fps, but no stuttering or tearing with VSYNC off. The reason I bought this: my PC froze while BIOS flashing my main gaming/mining RX580. I was getting 4 boots on beep, and no display from BIOS or Windows. I simply needed to reach Windows from another display source, with the RX580 active, in order to reflash. Despite having a spare x16 GPU, I needed the 1x, slot-power only GT 710 b/c: -Corrupt/unusable/unflashable 2nd physical bios on my used RX580, ("invalid VendorID") -My spare card needs 1 (of 2) PCIe connectors from the PSU--my RX580 uses and NEEDS both to activate -Spare card is null, b/c my MicroATX motherboard has only two PCIe slots (x16 and x1) -No integrated graphics, APU, or different systems available For this purpose, the card worked perfectly. Plugged in one monitor via HDMI to the GT 710. BIOS and Windows booted and displayed normally. The BIOS flashed perfectly and restored full function my RX580. I discovered that the PolarisSRB mining BIOS requires CSM/legacy mode active to post BIOS, otherwise it beeps, then goes straight to Windows login like normal (if fully flashed :D). With CSM off, GT 710 in, but monitor plugged only into RX 580, BIOS seems to be happy it found any card, and skips the dreaded beeps, accept DEL to enter settings etc., but simply doesn't display anything (out of the RX580), unless you plug a monitor into the GT 710. --Conclusion: I eventually upgrade most of my components, and built 2nd mining rig anyway that I only remotely access, so I could've returned the GT710, as a refund a refund on my $70 "fix". But I bought the warranty, and now it's always hooked up. I only switch monitor cables to the main GPU to game. Not the best solution, but dat average hashrate amirite?
Review: The good: Plays Grand Theft Auto 5 - The good: Plays Grand Theft Auto 5, plays World of Warcraft, plays all kinds of stuff I simply didn't expect it to play. I sold my GTX 660 Ti and relegated my 8 year old Xeon workstation to server duties -- this card was simply a "I need video outputs on the server" card. Then I changed my mind, and sold my i7-2960qm/Quardo 5010M 4gb laptop, and started using the desktop again. I can't believe this card runs almost everything at around 30fps with settings turned down, surprisingly reliably, though not quite perfectly. Extremely impressed. If you want a cheap card that'll impress, and you're not looking to brag up your system to friends who throw a lot of money at theirs, this card is probably a good bet. Specifically GTA5: I drop the resolution down to get the FPS required for the faster parts, and it delivers. The benchmark rarely dipped under 30FPS. Settings are all pretty much on their lowest, but the game still looks just fine, and plays great, including car chases and shootouts. Specifically World of Warcraft: runs awesome almost all the time on so-so settings with particles turned up to see spell effects/danger zones on the ground and view distance nudged up a few points. Every once in a while in WoW boss fights it lets me down, and crawls badly enough that tanking becomes more challenging, but it's rare. This includes LFR EN. Skyrim runs pretty choppy. I haven't really made use of it. It doesn't have a way to see FPS that I know of, but I'm guessing it's between 5 and 10 FPS during the first attack. Side note: I have, however, ordered another card to let me crank all the settings up. GeForce Experience is requiring a login now even to run software updates. That bugs me a lot. So, I went with an R9-380 (highest benchmarking card I've ever owned for a great price). My first ATI/AMD card in probably 18 years. Almost entirely because of the login requirement, but also because the price/performance was amazing. $99 for a 380 is fantastic. Passmark has it way faster than my old 660 Ti and for basically the same money.

## Features

- Nvidia GeForce GT 710, 2GB DDR3 192 CUDA cores, 64-bit Memory Bus, 954 MHz engine Clock, 1600 MHz Memory Clock
- Pci Express 2.0
- Fanless cooling
- Triple display support
- Directx 12 (feature 11_0) API, OpenGL 4.5 supports for Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP
- Power Requirement: 300-watt power supply. 25-Watt Max power consumption
- Package Content: ZT-71302-20L, Low profile I/O bracket, driver Disk, user Manual
- Extended Warranty included with every Graphics card purchase. User registration required on ZOTAC website

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01AZ7W88O |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,202 in Computer Graphics Cards |
| Brand | ZOTAC |
| Built-In Media | Low profile bracket, Driver Disk, User Manual |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,919 Reviews |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 2560x1600 |
| GPU Clock Speed | 954 MHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00816264016295, 00816264018367, 04895173608889 |
| Graphics Card Interface | PCI Express |
| Graphics Card Ram | 2 GB |
| Graphics Coprocessor | NVIDIA |
| Graphics Description | Nvidia GeForce GT 710, 2GB DDR3, 64-bit memory bus, 954 MHz engine clock, 1600 MHz memory clock, triple display support, passive cooled, low profile, DirectX 12 (feature 11_0) API, OpenGL 4.5, 300-watt power supply, 25-watt max power consumption |
| Graphics Processor Manufacturer | NVIDIA |
| Graphics Ram Size | 2 GB |
| Graphics Ram Type | GDDR3 |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 5.7"L x 1.1"W |
| Item Weight | 0.2 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Zotac |
| Memory Clock Speed | 1600 MHz |
| Model Name | GT 710 2GB DDR3 |
| UPC | 816264016295 816264018367 |
| Video Output Interface | VGA |
| Video Processor | NVIDIA |
| Warranty Description | Limited Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ZOTAC
- **GPU Clock Speed:** 954 MHz
- **Graphics Coprocessor:** NVIDIA
- **Graphics Ram Size:** 2 GB
- **Video Output Interface:** VGA

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does "triple display support" mean "triple simultaneous display capable"? it's not clear. or it means three options for one or two displays?**
A: I am running three displays simultaneously using this card.  You will need your displays to support the three ports on the card:  1 display to run a 15 pin video cable (VGA), 1 display to run an HDMI cable, and 1 display to run the DVI cable.  My three displays run just fine.  I don't do high end video games, mostly word processor, spread sheets, email, and web searching.  The only game I usually run is Freecell.  I am happy with the results.  I am running a low end 2 year old Dell desktop with 8 GB RAM, 1 TB hard drive, a single PCI short slot and a DVD drive on Windows 10 Home.

**Q: HP Compaq 6005 sff WIN 7 PRO 4x4gb 3.0 Athlon II x2. Will this fit, geforce gt 710 2gb ddr3 pci-e 2.0 low profile?**
A: What about power?  I also have an HP Compaq 6005 sff WIN 7 PRO 4.4gb 3.0 Athlon 2 x 2 PC.  I did a windows 10 upgrade when it was offered for free and everything worked great, except I just noticed now that dual monitor support no longer works for the integrated graphics.  This machine has a 240W power supply.  This card is 25W.  I have removed the HDD and replaced it with an SSD.  Is 240W enough, or do I have to upgrade that too in order to get dual monitor support back with this card?

**Q: this card works with vga?**
A: Yes. You can use two of the three outputs at any time, including the VGA out

**Q: Funciona para Mac Pro 1.1?**
A: ni idea bro pero en el pcie x1 si tiene ese aparato claro que podria ser que le haga efecto pòr que en mi pc tranquilamente lo hizo en el pcie x1 100% recomendado

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ THE choice PCIe x1 "display card", as a backup, or in mining/hobby/emulator/etc. machines
*by L***S on July 14, 2021*

This is the low-low-tier fanless, GDDR3, PCIe x1 card. Technical aspects from my experience, paired with Ryzen 5000 series (no CPU bottlenecks): -Compatible as expected on AM4 ASRock B450M HDV-4.0, and ASRock B550 Phantom Gaming 4/ac -Seems like modern production run, with continued driver support -Full UEFI/non-CSM/non-legacy compatible (i.e. Windows 11) -Core/RAM clock only in MSI Afterburner, no voltage or Power Limit control ---Accepts +200-300mhz on both clocks. Basically stays inside 40-60C under any idle/load -Using this (or anything else) to display instead of main mining card, gave 1MH/s ethash rate increase (~28MH/s RX580) -No conflicts with active AMD and NVIDIA drivers+software. -Smooth 1080p60 Youtube and Twitch, issues with certain Twitch streams stuttering ---Unsure, but possibly common Windows issue with multiple displays ---Youtube strangely stutters at 720p or lower. 1080p only? lol -Similar general desktop/browser performance as a modern GDDR5 GPU -RX580 does have slightly better display clarity, and (vaguely so) system responsiveness Windows can only use one GPU for rendering (Display Settings --> Make this my main screen), so if you have 2 monitors plugged into 2 cards, the secondary screen/monitor pair will always have issues with refresh rate, latency, and stuttering. However, Path of Exile, which has an in-game GPU selector, was able to run normally on the RX580/"not main" monitor, while the Windows desktop+apps directly behind felt like a remote desktop connection. Don't expect playability past DirectX 11 stuff and PSX era emulation. Not great Vulkan performance. From my limited testing: -Smooth, absolutely playable 60-80+fps in (1080p+high) Terraria and Celeste, (720p+low) L4D2 and HL2 era games -30+fps in 720p Path of Exile, PERFECT for running a trade-only 2nd account on a 2nd PC/VM instance (POEers, this is how you get Mirror rich) -CS:GO and Chivalry 2 barely function, crazy stuttering, <10fps -Runs AOC 24G2 (Freesync/"AMD"-branded) at true 1080p144hz over HDMI. 60hz setting produces clear mouse trails and skipping. No clue if games are actually displaying past 60fps, but no stuttering or tearing with VSYNC off. The reason I bought this: my PC froze while BIOS flashing my main gaming/mining RX580. I was getting 4 boots on beep, and no display from BIOS or Windows. I simply needed to reach Windows from another display source, with the RX580 active, in order to reflash. Despite having a spare x16 GPU, I needed the 1x, slot-power only GT 710 b/c: -Corrupt/unusable/unflashable 2nd physical bios on my used RX580, ("invalid VendorID") -My spare card needs 1 (of 2) PCIe connectors from the PSU--my RX580 uses and NEEDS both to activate -Spare card is null, b/c my MicroATX motherboard has only two PCIe slots (x16 and x1) -No integrated graphics, APU, or different systems available For this purpose, the card worked perfectly. Plugged in one monitor via HDMI to the GT 710. BIOS and Windows booted and displayed normally. The BIOS flashed perfectly and restored full function my RX580. I discovered that the PolarisSRB mining BIOS requires CSM/legacy mode active to post BIOS, otherwise it beeps, then goes straight to Windows login like normal (if fully flashed :D). With CSM off, GT 710 in, but monitor plugged only into RX 580, BIOS seems to be happy it found any card, and skips the dreaded beeps, accept DEL to enter settings etc., but simply doesn't display anything (out of the RX580), unless you plug a monitor into the GT 710. --Conclusion: I eventually upgrade most of my components, and built 2nd mining rig anyway that I only remotely access, so I could've returned the GT710, as a refund a refund on my $70 "fix". But I bought the warranty, and now it's always hooked up. I only switch monitor cables to the main GPU to game. Not the best solution, but dat average hashrate amirite?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The good: Plays Grand Theft Auto 5
*by J***E on January 2, 2017*

The good: Plays Grand Theft Auto 5, plays World of Warcraft, plays all kinds of stuff I simply didn't expect it to play. I sold my GTX 660 Ti and relegated my 8 year old Xeon workstation to server duties -- this card was simply a "I need video outputs on the server" card. Then I changed my mind, and sold my i7-2960qm/Quardo 5010M 4gb laptop, and started using the desktop again. I can't believe this card runs almost everything at around 30fps with settings turned down, surprisingly reliably, though not quite perfectly. Extremely impressed. If you want a cheap card that'll impress, and you're not looking to brag up your system to friends who throw a lot of money at theirs, this card is probably a good bet. Specifically GTA5: I drop the resolution down to get the FPS required for the faster parts, and it delivers. The benchmark rarely dipped under 30FPS. Settings are all pretty much on their lowest, but the game still looks just fine, and plays great, including car chases and shootouts. Specifically World of Warcraft: runs awesome almost all the time on so-so settings with particles turned up to see spell effects/danger zones on the ground and view distance nudged up a few points. Every once in a while in WoW boss fights it lets me down, and crawls badly enough that tanking becomes more challenging, but it's rare. This includes LFR EN. Skyrim runs pretty choppy. I haven't really made use of it. It doesn't have a way to see FPS that I know of, but I'm guessing it's between 5 and 10 FPS during the first attack. Side note: I have, however, ordered another card to let me crank all the settings up. GeForce Experience is requiring a login now even to run software updates. That bugs me a lot. So, I went with an R9-380 (highest benchmarking card I've ever owned for a great price). My first ATI/AMD card in probably 18 years. Almost entirely because of the login requirement, but also because the price/performance was amazing. $99 for a 380 is fantastic. Passmark has it way faster than my old 660 Ti and for basically the same money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent for Standard 2d or Business Applications. Not designed for 3d Gaming. Good value.
*by B***C on July 30, 2020*

I added this to my business computer which has onboard Intel HD Graphics but only supports 2 monitors. I found that the 2nd monitor would go black whenever the computer would go to sleep and I would have to restart the computer to get it to come back on. It slowed the computer down using onboard, so I added this because it can support 3 monitors. This is an excellent card for adding multi-monitors (up to 3 monitors at 1080p) to a desktop or server with a PCIe x1 slot. Keep in mind that PCIe x1 is a bottleneck. This is not a card for graphically intensive games or programs that involve intense 3d rendering. As long as you use this card for the express purpose for which it was designed, it works very well. If you have an old system without PCIe x16, this may be an option for upgrading video or at least adding multi-monitor support. It is certainly better than onboard graphics for a lot of systems. While it probably can run older games at lower resolutions, it would be better to upgrade your motherboard with one that supports PCIe x16 and use a higher end GPU card. That being said, I would recommend this card if your needs are like mine.

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