What’s your favourite non-gaming card

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  1. Joezev98

    The GTX 560ti was my first gaming gpu and I absolutely loved the MSI Twin Frozr II design. The msi GT 430 is a cute low-profile version of that design.

  2. stagergamer

    I like workstation cards, but my favorite has got to be either the a2000 or the a4000 ada

  3. Playable-Experience

    I’ve got a bunch of Quadro K2200 4GBs at the moment which is just a GTX750Ti but with current driver support, pretty solid for low end gaming.

  4. slayez06

    I have somewhere this bad ass internal/ external 7.1 audio card that has 1/4″, xlr, and midi jacks in and out. I recorded several CD’s for bands using that dam thing back in the day before mixers had usb. Also before multi GPU was a thing and graphics cards doing sli / grouping mode Matrox tripple head 2 go’s to create crazy 3,6,9 screen systems. I built my first 12 screen pc in 2003 using a series of items like this but the svga version [https://video.matrox.com/en/products/gxm/triplehead2go-series/dp-edition](https://video.matrox.com/en/products/gxm/triplehead2go-series/dp-edition)

  5. External_Try_7923

    Back in the day I had a Diamond SpeedStar 64 Cirrus Logic CL-GD5434 ISA, I think. Not sure if that counts as a gaming card or not.

  6. YoungBlade1

    The Quadro K620.

    To this day, it’s a pretty solid ultra-budget gaming option – it’s Maxwell based, in spite of the name, so is still supported today, and has 2GB of VRAM. It’s around the level of a GT 1030 in terms of performance. And yet, it costs less than $20 used on eBay – sometimes as low as $10 – because there are so many of them being sold off from old workstations.

    Obviously, you need to keep your expectations in check – it’s not going to run the latest AAA games – but for basic eSports games like CS2, Battlebit, LoL, Overwatch 2, etc it does pretty well considering it costs less than a ticket to the movies.

  7. LeopardHalit

    Whichever one is in the Raspberry pi 4/5

  8. codcksckr

    Birthday cards. Instead of paying money for ‘em, you get money!

  9. FullPropreDinBobette

    My credit card when I had 0$ on it

  10. alphagusta

    My first PC had a PCIE card that hung a full size 500gb HDD off it

  11. psimwork

    For a real answer, I am outdoor legit sad that physics processing cards never became a thing. I get that it makes a ton of sense to package them into a graphics card, but I feel like before nvidia bought out Aegia, we were on the precipice of a new type of card.

  12. GhostPrince4

    A6000. When I was doing protein research I had about 4 of them running to do Floyd-Warshall Algorithm and Distance-Bound Smoothing. There was no other card that could handle the data throughput

  13. Revolt-Gaming

    RTX 3060. I use it for college work because my s/o bought it for me not knowing any better, and it still works really well for what I need, and now I can play Minecraft if I want

  14. Dead gaming graphics card, which is disabled in device manager.

    Edit: 7300gt

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