@@DawidDoesTechStuff Bring out a gt 620, closer to the 710. that and the "ultimate desktop video adapter". 16/64 cuda cores; i forget which one it is though.
Most of UA-cam: "Look at how amazing the 3080 is!" Dawid: "Ok! Today we're building our 2020 Half Life 2 MAX SETTINGs 720p PC. You're gonna need $2 for the CPU, $16.53 for two mystery Wish GPUs, and to steal the DDR2 ram out of your work's Optiplex. Then we'll spend the next six hours getting SLI working!"
thats if they actually release one. there was never a low end 2000 or 1600 series card from last gen from nvidia ever released\.If I remember right I think the 1650 was like the low budget card of that time
Fun fact, the GeForce 210 was one of the only discrete graphics card to not have the moniker "GT" or "GTX" from NVidia. This beast was so unrivaled in its class, it is simply known as the "210". Absolute unit.
well there are bad products still being sellable and then there are shit products ;) In all seriousness though it's probably down to that they'd need to source motherboards with the older socket as well. Whereas a graphics card typically works with any.
@@Wokiis true that. at least I got two Athlon 64 X2 4600's if I want to make a more oldschool PC for older games. And DDR2 RAM. For some reason they still sell DDR2 RAM new tho
The GT710 is actually outstanding in my Windows XP build, I’ve paired it with 2 gb RAM and a Penryn Core 2 Duo and it’s good for Windows XP era games and…. Not much else.
The reason these are still around - replacement parts for point of sale, kiosk, ATMS, and store displays - like at McDs. The drivers don't matter - they may still be using Windows XP.
@Nicefisher I guess you don't want to know how much military equipment runs on several decades old windows versions. The system will stay the same for years and as long as everything works, one might want to keep everything exactly the same to prevent any issues, as they might be deadly. Im not saying that any military power uses consumer GT Cards, but it might be possible
I actually used the gt 210 for the last year. It was good enough to play Minecraft with 20 fps and Brawlhalla with 60 fps. I upgrated to an rx 5700xt which is just a small update
This version of the GT 710 is very interesting to me (or not at all). Since it requires only a PCIe X1 slot to operate I really wonder if I can use it as a dedicated PhysX card together with my GTX 750 ti or try different SLI auto. I would like a video testing these use case scenarios! Thanks in advance!
Well, I gotta disappoint you: barely any games support PhysX and the 710 would be a downgrade. Maybe a 730 could help but that performance increase would be so low, in no world would it be worth it
@Float Samples Bharath Yes, both support PhysX just fine. Doesn't mean that they will increase performance. In fact, they will most likely decrease performance due to how shit they are.
Dawid always keeping it real. Real cheap, hahaha. Really though, this is how you do a hardware channel that sticks out from the rest of them. Always an amusing watch. Also, this is the first (and probably only) time any one of those 'this video sponsored by...' things has ever caught my attention. Having just built a machine with the intent of video capture and editing (which, I should send you my old dinosaur to play around with now that I think of it), looks like it'll be a handy resource tool going forward. Mrs will find it handy for photography related pointers. A legit thank you for a useful promotion instead of something like a $80 RGB mouse or such.
I remember using my old GT210, Pentium IV and 1.5 GB of Ram to Literally play everything i could get my hands on as a kid. My greatest achievement was Modern Warfare 2 (2009) at somewhere near 30 fps. Love the GPU, Love the Classic.
Those "jurrasic period" outputs are main reason why you go with 210 over 710 in many commercial application. There is still plenty of industrial machines that require such ports as VGA (pretty rare from this end - usually they require VGA displays not sources but it DOES happen and ive seen them), or (much more often) RS 232 connectivity).
This is the only video that I needed to convince me to upgrade my 10 yr old GT 210 to a brand new DDR5 version of GT 710. I recently turned my old PC into a "home gaming console" so I could play the old games that I hadn't played before. Generally, I found that most games released beyond 2010 are unplayable even at the lowest settings on a GT 210, but some games before 2010 worked fine. Anyway, thank you for this! 👍
I have a 710 in an old optiplex I picked up and if you plan on playing games from the xbox 360/ps3 generation then many games from that time will run at 720p with graphics settings slightly better than the console equivalent and usually better frame rates. So it's not the worst option in the world to still play vast amounts of good games.
Fun fact: Before I got my current RTX 2060, I was using a temp card for basic desktop use. That temp card was a PNY GeForce 7600GS 256mb that I still have lol
Last year I ordered and put a AMD Radeon HD 6450 in a family members web browsing machine, it let them turn off integrated graphics and they are able to get smoother video playback. Will keep an eye out for a GT 710 if I see one
@@TielSong0509 that hardware is way before my time, I remember my pc having a core 2 q9650 I think, the original GPU died and I can't remember what it was unfortunately
Dawid, one game that's *really* good to test with is Star Wars: Empire at War. Because of the mods for it. base game runs like 60 fps on a potato, but with mods installed like Thrawn's revenge and Awakening of the Rebellion, it TANKS. so you can test 2 or 3x for the same game.
so ive been catching up on your content for weeks now. I love the channel but for your GT710 videos i think you should do more testing in 720p as when it came out 1080 was the 4k of today.
I actually bought a passively cooled GT 210 for the hell of it (an extra display card or a conversation starter, idk). It was $10 with free shipping on EVGA's mid week madness. At that price it makes a good gag gift for Christmas.
I have a Sony VAIO all in one with a core 2 duo E7500 2.7GHz and a geforce 210M. Runs Minecraft 1080p low with 60 FPS and crysis 720p low with 30 FPS. I did overclock the gpu to 740MHz on core clock and 950Mhz on the memory clock.
i bought a bag of tech stuff from a thrift store for like $6, because I wanted the 2.5" ssd to 3.5" mounting bracket in it. It also had a gpu, the GT 210. forgot all about it, until today when i was cleaning up and came across it. put it in a thrift store computer, Pentium G840 with 6gb 1333ddr3 ram. Tickered with it for like an hour, decided to watch some YT vids, and this popped up. what a coincidence
Why did the gamer bring a GT 210 1GB DDR3 to a high-end gaming convention? Because they wanted to show everyone what retro gaming felt like in real-time!
2:54 well... Not in hardware at least, Nvidia's DX11 family is vast and depending on the game's never specifically mentioned basically trial and error guess work requirements, you can absolutely play even DX11.1 games that require Windows 8 and still technically function. I can vouch for myself for I have spent 8 good months in Crossout in 2019 where I ran my NVS 2100M in a 32 bit Windows 7 environment with 3GB of RAM and guess what, I played it just fine at a blissful-ly painful 1024x720p 50% resolution scale in the lowest settings and enjoyed over 30fps in the desert areas.
I'm on Linux using Nvidia proprietary drivers and my NVS 2100M delivers Minecraft 1.19.4 Optifine at full screen 900p 50% scale=1131x636 4 chunks on open fields in 45fps and it's quite playable. Even without Optifine 1.20.2 runs great underground in 50-60fps in my custom 1134x638 window. Sounds strangely inconsistent considering Optifine's supposed to IMPROVE-performance but. I do have plans to switch to Mint 21.3 for Pulseaudio 15 allowing aptX&LDAC support and to get DRI 3 and most importantly-EGL support for OBS 28 and onwards.
watching this in 2024 to feel better about my 3060ti that everyone suddenly thinks is bad. But seriously, that 210 is still great for browser stuff, dual monitors with a lot of documents, just enough for social media.
i love that case. i have the black one. you should throw some Noctua redux in it...lol. i would love to see if they color blend with it well without having to purchase it first.
6:30 actually the drivers aren't really that much of a concern. I ran Linux on an NVS 2100M for 10 months and tested the Mini Displayport 1.1 connection to my 3440x1440p monitor just to see the limits and it ran at DP 1.1s maximum setting-3440x1440 59.97hz. HDMI 1.4 would just b 50hz at that resolution. Linux proprietary drivers allowed me to get away with so much more than the default Windows driver would allow. Windows would just have it's driver upscale 900p to 1080p displays rather than render them. And for craps and giggles I run Minecraft at 3440x1440p 50% scale, didn't run well.
I'm still waiting to upgrade my GT 220 - though I'm not a gamer. I build a new system but for budget reasons had to stick with my old graphics card. New thermal paste and good cooling in my new case keeps it alive. And I think you should credit Nvidia for upgrading drivers for this for more than 7 years.
I have one of those Nvidia GT 210 DDR3 2 GB of vram It is on my grand father's pc and it has 2007 parts because they bought the parts on 2007 and runs like garbage because it's an Intel Pentium E2200 and an hard drive with Windows 8.1 Pro 32 bit and a ticking time bomb inside it (Power Supply) and 4 GB of DDR2 800mhz of ram (previously 2 GB of ram) and a P5KPL-AM Motherboard. It can barely run CS:GO and other games. Great video as always 😀.
Dawid, you should compare youtube video playback capability too. For instance I have a GT 210 and GT 610. The maximum video they can both play is 1080p 30fps which I tested using the browser extension h264ify to switch between 1080p 60fps and 30fps on youtube. I have no idea how they compare to the GT 710. It might be a lot better, or it might be exactly the same.
G'day Dawid, I love these videos, you make them so much fun while being informative, just wondering if you have considered doing a video with the (Yeston) Radeon RX550 Low Profile 4GB GDDR5, here in Australia they are about the same price as a GT1030 LP 2GB GDDR5 & even new are cheaper than a used GTX750/Ti LP or GTX1050/TI LP I was given a HP SFF so I thought I could add one of these & then donate it to a local underprivileged kid 😁
How about some office-use case benchmarks? 4K60 output? 4K60 streaming? Maximum number of monitors? A practical example of this is the question "Is the Asus GT 710 good enough for 4x 4K60 general office use?" We KNOW neither can game. We KNOW both no longer have a reasonable use case since integrated GPU's surpassed them. The 4x HDMI GT 710 is interesting.. It has the outputs, does it have the chops to drive them?
Hey as you already have GeForce 210 can you compare it with HD 630 iGPU's form 7th gen intel processor (i3 7100 has it) Please! It would be totally fair comparison GeForce 210 1GB DDR3 vs HD 630 !! ❤
Got one of these free, slapped it into a pentium 4 desktop pc with windows xp & 1.5 gb ram, does alright in anything 2004 & older, specially compared too the integrated graphics from 2004 that pc came with.
Yeah, you can also find a low profile GT 1030 in a single-slot configuration (Gigabyte makes one - GV-N1030D5-2GL) for not a whole lot more money than a GT 710 and will outperform a GT 710 on any metric. I bought one for a Dell USFF build (so only a single slot card will fit), where I'm replacing the original i3-4310 with an i5-4590S, an aftermarket Arctic low profile cooler (because we all know Intel stock coolers are what peasants resort to), a hard drive to SSD upgrade and a RAM upgrade.
Your GT 210 seemed to do perfectly fine under Windows 10...my GT 220 does not like being used under Win10, it be spitting out a shit ton of artifacts even during the setup, installing drivers didn|t change it. But it works flawlessly under windows xp...any idea why that could be?
Next Up, 210/710/APU (actually the question would be how low down the line do you go before you are performing poorer than an APU). However, yes, these display adapter cards really should not be over 20 Canadian dollars (or the equivalent 7 dollars US).
Hi! I thought your video was great, if you see any spelling mistakes, it's that I'm using the translator because I'm from Argentina and I don't know much English
I have a challenger : the mighty Gt 705 ! It's only 1/4 of the cores of the GT 710 and half the TMUs and ROPs but with a power draw of 29W (19W for the GT 710 for comparison !). I still don't understand why is card was created !
It's hilarious that you did this because the family PC is still running with a GT 220. I really need to upgrade them to something a little more modern.
I still have that exact same MSI 210. I originally got it for a Lenovo ThinkCentre in the early 10's because I was a poor grad student and it didn't fit. I ended up getting a new PC, and never used it because by that point I could afford a better video card. Poor 210
Hey bro please reply My PC is in a strange situation: -> i have i3 7100 (7th gen) with 12 GB DDR4 RAM (8GB + 4GB both 2400Mhz+) and GeForce 210 1GB DDR3 So is hd630 better than GT 210 please help me????
The listing you show for the 210 is $41 usd, i recently got an i3 8100 and a gt 730 from ebay for $38 usd $23 for the cpu $15 for the gpu, amazons pricing on old low end hardware is atrocious even now 3 years later the gt 210 sells for $35 on amazon
Amazon today GT210 $36-44 GT 710 $37-54 GT 730 ~$76 GT 1030 ~$89 RX 550 ~$65 -180 64-128 bit 2-4 GB DDR5 low profile $86-120 search GT730 seems to have advantages for gaming, otherwise not so much R7 240 seems about same GPUBoss Surprisingly GPUBoss is showing GT 710, RX 550, GT 1030 about equal in gaming but RX550 and GT1030 do detail much better Opinions on best buys?
The 210 was actually the first GPU I ever bought, back in 2016 to upgrade the PC I used at the time because it couldn’t run The Binding of Isaac Rebirth.
I have a MSI geforce 210 with 512mb DDR2. The vram is physically stamped "ATI" but doesn't list it's brand in GPU-Z. I'm curious if nvidia bought ATI ram or did MSI mix and match.
Just built a computer yesterday with a gt210. It is all I had to put into it to get an HDMI port. Thank you for this I won't bother installing games on it now.
I actually have gt210 in use right now. I let it earn me points on sheepit render farm and since it takes long to render it doesn't use up all my data for the month. This let's me do my thing on my monster PC and when it comes time to render projects I have accumulated enough points to get hours of rendering done in less than an hour.
Missed an opportunity to say, "The GT210 plays Skyrim like it took an arrow to the knee." Enjoy your vids.
Oh no! Suck a missed opportunity. 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Bring out a gt 620, closer to the 710. that and the "ultimate desktop video adapter". 16/64 cuda cores; i forget which one it is though.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Finally yes!! You finally uploaded a vid that has a weaker gpu than mine!! (gt 210) I have an hd 6450 I am so proud!
@@whyers4782 even Geforce 310M is slightly better than GT210 ~
🤣🤣
but I like to see videos of old VGA compared to the latest iGPU
GT 210 in 5 way SLI = GTX 1050
Underrated comment xd
GT 1030 in 3 way SLI = RTX 3090
GTS 450 in 4 way > Radeon RX 6800XT
Sorry to burst your bubble and be that guy, degradation occurs every subsequent card. Your level of performance would not fair well.
210 × 5 = 1050
Most of UA-cam: "Look at how amazing the 3080 is!"
Dawid: "Ok! Today we're building our 2020 Half Life 2 MAX SETTINGs 720p PC. You're gonna need $2 for the CPU, $16.53 for two mystery Wish GPUs, and to steal the DDR2 ram out of your work's Optiplex. Then we'll spend the next six hours getting SLI working!"
Only six hours? xD
Quite honestly this sounds like my pc lol
@Tom weedman Unless you're using HDMI, then you can get sound out of your monitor (but why use HDMI when you can use VGA, right)
Hahaha!! I would love to do a Max setting Half Life 2 build from wish. 😅
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Please do!
I really want a GT 3010 now. Ampere arch, 10-25W power usage, low-end GDDR5 VRAM, latest driver and APU support.
GDDR5 is more expensive than GDDR6 now so it would have low end GDDR6 ram, most likely 2~4GB of it
@@solcraftdev Fair enough, even better!
thats if they actually release one. there was never a low end 2000 or 1600 series card from last gen from nvidia ever released\.If I remember right I think the 1650 was like the low budget card of that time
we might get a GT 3030
from hearing rumours i heard there would be a 3050 , and i really wonder if they are gonna do 3030 and maybe go as low as 3010
Fun fact, the GeForce 210 was one of the only discrete graphics card to not have the moniker "GT" or "GTX" from NVidia. This beast was so unrivaled in its class, it is simply known as the "210". Absolute unit.
btw its not the GT 210, its simply GeForce 210. So bad it didnt even deserve GT
Sellers: *sells GT210 etc.
Also Sellers: *doesn't sell any older AMD CPU's that came before Ryzen
@@ieatchickens so is gt210
@@ieatchickens Theres only AM4 Socket cpus, that's sad
Supply and demand. AMD just didn't make Bulldozer CPUs at the same quantity as Nvidia made video cards.
well there are bad products still being sellable and then there are shit products ;)
In all seriousness though it's probably down to that they'd need to source motherboards with the older socket as well. Whereas a graphics card typically works with any.
@@Wokiis true that. at least I got two Athlon 64 X2 4600's if I want to make a more oldschool PC for older games. And DDR2 RAM. For some reason they still sell DDR2 RAM new tho
The GT710 is actually outstanding in my Windows XP build, I’ve paired it with 2 gb RAM and a Penryn Core 2 Duo and it’s good for Windows XP era games and…. Not much else.
Every other youtuber now:
PS5 vs Xbox Series X
Dawid:
GT 210 vs GT 710
The reason these are still around - replacement parts for point of sale, kiosk, ATMS, and store displays - like at McDs. The drivers don't matter - they may still be using Windows XP.
@Nicefisher I guess you don't want to know how much military equipment runs on several decades old windows versions.
The system will stay the same for years and as long as everything works, one might want to keep everything exactly the same to prevent any issues, as they might be deadly.
Im not saying that any military power uses consumer GT Cards, but it might be possible
@Nicefisher have seen a bsod on the order board can confirm sonic is xp
Facts, when I was younger one ATM swallowed one of mom's card, and began to error. It looks like win xp classic
I actually used the gt 210 for the last year. It was good enough to play Minecraft with 20 fps and Brawlhalla with 60 fps. I upgrated to an rx 5700xt which is just a small update
ikr, upgrading from gt 210 to RTX 3090 would be almost negligible
210 to 1050 is such a downgrade honestly
That's a pretty minor upgrade. 😅
even the worst igpu would run minecraft at more than 20fps...
Minecraft at 20 FPS?? My intel hd 3000 gets 30 FPS with shaders!!
This version of the GT 710 is very interesting to me (or not at all). Since it requires only a PCIe X1 slot to operate I really wonder if I can use it as a dedicated PhysX card together with my GTX 750 ti or try different SLI auto.
I would like a video testing these use case scenarios!
Thanks in advance!
Well, I gotta disappoint you:
barely any games support PhysX and the 710 would be a downgrade. Maybe a 730 could help but that performance increase would be so low, in no world would it be worth it
@Float Samples Bharath Yes, both support PhysX just fine. Doesn't mean that they will increase performance. In fact, they will most likely decrease performance due to how shit they are.
Today I'll compare a Ford Pinto to a tree sloth with chronic impotence. Fight!
I thought he would overclock them gpu's
Yeah I unfortunately ran out of time for this one. May do an OC follow up. 👍
@@DawidDoesTechStuff That would be brilliant.The clash between the two titans in their ultimate form XD.
im still waiting for a extreme gt 710 overclocking video.
This man just did the greatest benchmarks of the internet, even linus don't have the budget for this type of video
Dawid always keeping it real. Real cheap, hahaha.
Really though, this is how you do a hardware channel that sticks out from the rest of them. Always an amusing watch.
Also, this is the first (and probably only) time any one of those 'this video sponsored by...' things has ever caught my attention.
Having just built a machine with the intent of video capture and editing (which, I should send you my old dinosaur to play around with now that I think of it), looks like it'll be a handy resource tool going forward. Mrs will find it handy for photography related pointers.
A legit thank you for a useful promotion instead of something like a $80 RGB mouse or such.
Synopsis: The GT 210 is fantastic, incredible, pure beast of a card
slaps a Gt 1030 down I beat you 10 fold there you go
@Random Archives no you can't kid🤣
Back in the day, we use Gtx 210 for monitors for the company CCTV monitors.
It's just GeForce 210, not even a GT
Nvidia need to make a new version of the GT 210/ 710 / 1030 - how does GT 1630 and RT 2050 sound?
Now we have gtx 1630
oh my god, you predicted the future
gtx 1630 is real and rtx 2050 is real (atleast on mobile)
@@GamerBoy705_yt theres no rtx 2050
@@GamerBoy705_yt nevermind i just haven't seen it at all lol
I love when you do these type of comparisons.
I remember using my old GT210, Pentium IV and 1.5 GB of Ram to Literally play everything i could get my hands on as a kid.
My greatest achievement was Modern Warfare 2 (2009) at somewhere near 30 fps.
Love the GPU, Love the Classic.
Those "jurrasic period" outputs are main reason why you go with 210 over 710 in many commercial application. There is still plenty of industrial machines that require such ports as VGA (pretty rare from this end - usually they require VGA displays not sources but it DOES happen and ive seen them), or (much more often) RS 232 connectivity).
This is the only video that I needed to convince me to upgrade my 10 yr old GT 210 to a brand new DDR5 version of GT 710. I recently turned my old PC into a "home gaming console" so I could play the old games that I hadn't played before. Generally, I found that most games released beyond 2010 are unplayable even at the lowest settings on a GT 210, but some games before 2010 worked fine. Anyway, thank you for this! 👍
I have a 710 in an old optiplex I picked up and if you plan on playing games from the xbox 360/ps3 generation then many games from that time will run at 720p with graphics settings slightly better than the console equivalent and usually better frame rates. So it's not the worst option in the world to still play vast amounts of good games.
Fun fact: Before I got my current RTX 2060, I was using a temp card for basic desktop use. That temp card was a PNY GeForce 7600GS 256mb that I still have lol
So which is faster 7600GS or GeForce 210?
Typo - title of this video was meant to be “Ultimate GPU slowdown”. So sorry.
Last year I ordered and put a AMD Radeon HD 6450 in a family members web browsing machine, it let them turn off integrated graphics and they are able to get smoother video playback. Will keep an eye out for a GT 710 if I see one
Yeah got 4 of those for under 25 bucks . With tax and shipping
damn i remember doing heroic raids in WoW on a gt210, playing sub 20fps is the way that game was ment to be played
I played WOW on an 2000+ AMD Athlon XP + Geforce 4 TI 4200 128 mb config at the time.
@@TielSong0509 that hardware is way before my time, I remember my pc having a core 2 q9650 I think, the original GPU died and I can't remember what it was unfortunately
Dawid, one game that's *really* good to test with is Star Wars: Empire at War. Because of the mods for it. base game runs like 60 fps on a potato, but with mods installed like Thrawn's revenge and Awakening of the Rebellion, it TANKS. so you can test 2 or 3x for the same game.
so ive been catching up on your content for weeks now. I love the channel but for your GT710 videos i think you should do more testing in 720p as when it came out 1080 was the 4k of today.
I actually bought a passively cooled GT 210 for the hell of it (an extra display card or a conversation starter, idk).
It was $10 with free shipping on EVGA's mid week madness. At that price it makes a good gag gift for Christmas.
Most tech channels benchmark the fastest GPUs you can get new. This channel benchmarks the slowest GPUs you can get new.
I have a Sony VAIO all in one with a core 2 duo E7500 2.7GHz and a geforce 210M.
Runs Minecraft 1080p low with 60 FPS and crysis 720p low with 30 FPS.
I did overclock the gpu to 740MHz on core clock and 950Mhz on the memory clock.
i bought a bag of tech stuff from a thrift store for like $6, because I wanted the 2.5" ssd to 3.5" mounting bracket in it. It also had a gpu, the GT 210. forgot all about it, until today when i was cleaning up and came across it. put it in a thrift store computer, Pentium G840 with 6gb 1333ddr3 ram. Tickered with it for like an hour, decided to watch some YT vids, and this popped up. what a coincidence
Love the videos dawid
Why did the gamer bring a GT 210 1GB DDR3 to a high-end gaming convention?
Because they wanted to show everyone what retro gaming felt like in real-time!
2:54 well... Not in hardware at least, Nvidia's DX11 family is vast and depending on the game's never specifically mentioned basically trial and error guess work requirements, you can absolutely play even DX11.1 games that require Windows 8 and still technically function. I can vouch for myself for I have spent 8 good months in Crossout in 2019 where I ran my NVS 2100M in a 32 bit Windows 7 environment with 3GB of RAM and guess what, I played it just fine at a blissful-ly painful 1024x720p 50% resolution scale in the lowest settings and enjoyed over 30fps in the desert areas.
I'm on Linux using Nvidia proprietary drivers and my NVS 2100M delivers Minecraft 1.19.4 Optifine at full screen 900p 50% scale=1131x636 4 chunks on open fields in 45fps and it's quite playable. Even without Optifine 1.20.2 runs great underground in 50-60fps in my custom 1134x638 window. Sounds strangely inconsistent considering Optifine's supposed to IMPROVE-performance but. I do have plans to switch to Mint 21.3 for Pulseaudio 15 allowing aptX&LDAC support and to get DRI 3 and most importantly-EGL support for OBS 28 and onwards.
watching this in 2024 to feel better about my 3060ti that everyone suddenly thinks is bad.
But seriously, that 210 is still great for browser stuff, dual monitors with a lot of documents, just enough for social media.
Anyone who says a 3060 ti is bad is either talking about the price to performance cost or they have a 3090/4090 and think everything else sucks
I love your sense of humor man, you make me literally LOL multiple times per video, keep up the great work!
Any bad GPU: **exists**
Dawid: *I can milk you!*
i love that case. i have the black one.
you should throw some Noctua redux in it...lol. i would love to see if they color blend with it well without having to purchase it first.
6:30 actually the drivers aren't really that much of a concern. I ran Linux on an NVS 2100M for 10 months and tested the Mini Displayport 1.1 connection to my 3440x1440p monitor just to see the limits and it ran at DP 1.1s maximum setting-3440x1440 59.97hz. HDMI 1.4 would just b 50hz at that resolution. Linux proprietary drivers allowed me to get away with so much more than the default Windows driver would allow. Windows would just have it's driver upscale 900p to 1080p displays rather than render them. And for craps and giggles I run Minecraft at 3440x1440p 50% scale, didn't run well.
I'm still waiting to upgrade my GT 220 - though I'm not a gamer. I build a new system but for budget reasons had to stick with my old graphics card. New thermal paste and good cooling in my new case keeps it alive. And I think you should credit Nvidia for upgrading drivers for this for more than 7 years.
Dawid did you try over-clocking GF 210 and comparing it with HD 630 (7th gen intel cpus igpu)
See this video gives me hope cuz I just bought the 710 because that's all I could afford and I was so scared it wouldnt be atleast decent
I have one of those Nvidia GT 210 DDR3 2 GB of vram It is on my grand father's pc and it has 2007 parts because they bought the parts on 2007 and runs like garbage because it's an Intel Pentium E2200 and an hard drive with Windows 8.1 Pro 32 bit and a ticking time bomb inside it (Power Supply) and 4 GB of DDR2 800mhz of ram (previously 2 GB of ram) and a P5KPL-AM Motherboard. It can barely run CS:GO and other games. Great video as always 😀.
The one time you see FPS scores and go wow the 710 is a beast haha
Dawid you should've overclocked GT 210 1GB DDR3 model and then benchmark
Hi, Is the GT 210 good for watching several Full HD UA-cam videos in same time ?
@BHARATH YT Nah
The VGA port driving a CRT monitor on my B550 motherboard cries a bit every time Dawid calls it a dinosaur
Also, I coincidentally have a GT 210 humming away in my PC, which doesn't work at all because I can't successfully install any drivers for it lol
i guess that's the exact point of the gt 210. To post a screen but be virtually unusable for gaming. For school, enterprise and library computers.
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Dawid, you should compare youtube video playback capability too. For instance I have a GT 210 and GT 610. The maximum video they can both play is 1080p 30fps which I tested using the browser extension h264ify to switch between 1080p 60fps and 30fps on youtube. I have no idea how they compare to the GT 710. It might be a lot better, or it might be exactly the same.
dawid: opens new tab to browse amazon
all gt 710's within a 10 page radius: (chuckles) I am in danger
Ralph?
G'day Dawid,
I love these videos, you make them so much fun while being informative,
just wondering if you have considered doing a video with the (Yeston) Radeon RX550 Low Profile 4GB GDDR5,
here in Australia they are about the same price as a GT1030 LP 2GB GDDR5 & even new are cheaper than a used GTX750/Ti LP or GTX1050/TI LP
I was given a HP SFF so I thought I could add one of these & then donate it to a local underprivileged kid 😁
I think if the express lane of the new gt 710 is x16 instead of i think it was x4 then the gt 710 could be a good graphics card than its old self.
Good video. You need to make a 3 way benchmark video with a gt 610!
How about some office-use case benchmarks?
4K60 output?
4K60 streaming?
Maximum number of monitors?
A practical example of this is the question "Is the Asus GT 710 good enough for 4x 4K60 general office use?"
We KNOW neither can game.
We KNOW both no longer have a reasonable use case since integrated GPU's surpassed them.
The 4x HDMI GT 710 is interesting..
It has the outputs, does it have the chops to drive them?
I don't care much about the content, but I love hearing IT Crowd's Roy talking about computers.
I used a 210 for 7 years and upgraded it to a 1050ti 2 years ago, so I guess i have to wait 5 years more to finally get a 3070
Just watched your stream for the first time 🔥
Hey as you already have GeForce 210 can you compare it with HD 630 iGPU's form 7th gen intel processor (i3 7100 has it) Please! It would be totally fair comparison GeForce 210 1GB DDR3 vs HD 630 !! ❤
Got one of these free, slapped it into a pentium 4 desktop pc with windows xp & 1.5 gb ram, does alright in anything 2004 & older, specially compared too the integrated graphics from 2004 that pc came with.
Yeah, you can also find a low profile GT 1030 in a single-slot configuration (Gigabyte makes one - GV-N1030D5-2GL) for not a whole lot more money than a GT 710 and will outperform a GT 710 on any metric. I bought one for a Dell USFF build (so only a single slot card will fit), where I'm replacing the original i3-4310 with an i5-4590S, an aftermarket Arctic low profile cooler (because we all know Intel stock coolers are what peasants resort to), a hard drive to SSD upgrade and a RAM upgrade.
I have a gt 210 and hd 630 what should I do remove gt 210? Somebody help me a comparison video would make my day
It would be nice for Nvidia to make a low-low end Ampere card, for like 6 monitor setups where you only need CPU muscle
i have gt 210 1gb ddr3 and hd 630 from i3 7100 should i remove 210 only thing am using it to get 100hz on my monitor through hdmi??
Your GT 210 seemed to do perfectly fine under Windows 10...my GT 220 does not like being used under Win10, it be spitting out a shit ton of artifacts even during the setup, installing drivers didn|t change it. But it works flawlessly under windows xp...any idea why that could be?
you still can buy this GPUs because the will mostly used in Office Pcs, where you dont need the Power for Gaming
May I suggest: GT210 VS GT710 VS GT730 VS *WISH* *GRAPHICS* *CARDS*
“Deatmatch arena of death” 😂 💀
Next Up, 210/710/APU (actually the question would be how low down the line do you go before you are performing poorer than an APU). However, yes, these display adapter cards really should not be over 20 Canadian dollars (or the equivalent 7 dollars US).
You need to try the Quadro K2200 because it's cheap, has 4GB of GDDR5 and acts like a low power GTX 1050
Hi! I thought your video was great, if you see any spelling mistakes, it's that I'm using the translator because I'm from Argentina and I don't know much English
I have a challenger : the mighty Gt 705 !
It's only 1/4 of the cores of the GT 710 and half the TMUs and ROPs but with a power draw of 29W (19W for the GT 710 for comparison !). I still don't understand why is card was created !
It's hilarious that you did this because the family PC is still running with a GT 220. I really need to upgrade them to something a little more modern.
Thankfully im only using the 210 as integrated graphics with my 5800x until i get another gpu
Gt210 extreme overclock with a AIO or dry ice or liquid nitrogen. Would be nice I guess
GT 210 vs HD 5450 Deathmatch when?
I still have that exact same MSI 210. I originally got it for a Lenovo ThinkCentre in the early 10's because I was a poor grad student and it didn't fit. I ended up getting a new PC, and never used it because by that point I could afford a better video card. Poor 210
Oh wow, I thought the 210 and 710 were similar in performance. Interesting.
Hey bro please reply My PC is in a strange situation:
-> i have i3 7100 (7th gen) with 12 GB DDR4 RAM (8GB + 4GB both 2400Mhz+) and GeForce 210 1GB DDR3
So is hd630 better than GT 210 please help me????
Deathmatch arena of death? 😂🤣😂. Really had to reinforce this is to the death. This alone nets you a sub sir.
When's your next stream? I forgot what days and I just have email notifications on lol
Later today!! He streams Wednesday’s & Saturday’s at 11 am pst :)
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You should try stuffs like HD8490 which costs like 10$-20$ and can do some gaming for its 10$-20$ price
After my 1060 broke I started gaming on a gt710 and it's honestly not that bad.
Dawid, I love you and I love your content. Your voice belongs in a Star Wars movie.
The listing you show for the 210 is $41 usd, i recently got an i3 8100 and a gt 730 from ebay for $38 usd $23 for the cpu $15 for the gpu, amazons pricing on old low end hardware is atrocious even now 3 years later the gt 210 sells for $35 on amazon
Wow, that's a sharp looking motherboard you got there! Which one is that?
Amazon today GT210 $36-44
GT 710 $37-54
GT 730 ~$76
GT 1030 ~$89
RX 550 ~$65 -180 64-128 bit 2-4 GB DDR5 low profile $86-120 search
GT730 seems to have advantages for gaming, otherwise not so much
R7 240 seems about same GPUBoss
Surprisingly GPUBoss is showing GT 710, RX 550, GT 1030 about equal in gaming but RX550 and GT1030 do detail much better
Opinions on best buys?
The 210 was actually the first GPU I ever bought, back in 2016 to upgrade the PC I used at the time because it couldn’t run The Binding of Isaac Rebirth.
Great video. I like it.
Could you try this Asus gt 710 in 4 monitor mode? playing videos and else to see how the performance is in a business or trading envirement?
I have a MSI geforce 210 with 512mb DDR2.
The vram is physically stamped "ATI" but doesn't list it's brand in GPU-Z.
I'm curious if nvidia bought ATI ram or did MSI mix and match.
Just built a computer yesterday with a gt210. It is all I had to put into it to get an HDMI port. Thank you for this I won't bother installing games on it now.
Sadly a lot of stuff I still use out in the server style world is still using VGA. So the lack of a VGA port is a point against the GT 710
A local computer store in my country sells the 210 as it's GPU. I immediately went NOPE.
Gotta come to the Alberta side of the rockies and do some air-cooled overclocking when its -40
I actually have gt210 in use right now. I let it earn me points on sheepit render farm and since it takes long to render it doesn't use up all my data for the month. This let's me do my thing on my monster PC and when it comes time to render projects I have accumulated enough points to get hours of rendering done in less than an hour.
The 210 and 710 were my first gpus before i finally got a 1030. Let me tell you, after using the 210 and 710 for years the 1030 feels like a $300 gpu
Get a gtx 950