Photo shows Nvidia GT 1030 budget video card

A photo has appeared online of the KFA2 GeForce GT 1030. Officially, Nvidia has not yet announced anything about the GT 1030, but it seems to be a budget video card, which will cost about eighty euros.

The picture shows the box of the KFA2 GeForce GT 1030 and the card itself. From the description on the packaging, it can be concluded that the video card has 2GB of memory and a 64-bit memory bus.

According to El Chapuzas Informatico, which has put the photo online, the GT 1030 video card will get a new gpu called GP108-300. It is based on the Pascal architecture and is made at 14nm. Last week EXP review already published a photo of the gpu.

The chip would have 384 cudacores and a clock speed of 1252MHz with a turbo boost of 1506MHz. According to the Spanish website, the gddr5 memory has a throughput rate of 6Gbit/s and the bandwidth would be 48GB/s. The tdp would be 30 watts.

Nvidia does not place the 1030 in the GTX series for gamers, but in the GT series for budget video cards. The last GPU released in the x30 range was the GT 730, which was introduced in 2014 and is still available today.