The Arktek Nvidia GT 710 (2GB) is NVIDIA's entry-level GT 710 chip in its more typical memory configuration — 2GB of DDR3 on a 64-bit bus, with display output via HDMI, DVI, and VGA. This is one of the most basic discrete GPUs NVIDIA has offered in recent years, and is not intended for gaming or serious 3D work at all; its role is almost entirely to restore or add basic video output and hardware-accelerated video decode to a system, commonly an older office PC, a server or workstation board with no onboard graphics, or a budget HTPC. The mix of HDMI, DVI, and VGA outputs gives it flexibility to drive whatever monitor happens to be available, including older analog-only displays. Power draw is minimal, and cards of this class typically run entirely off slot power with no supplementary PCIe connector needed, making it a simple, low-risk drop-in for reviving basic graphics output on an aging or graphics-less system.