The Arktek Nvidia GT 740 (2GB DDR3) uses NVIDIA's Kepler-architecture GT 740 chip paired with literal DDR3 system-type memory rather than the faster GDDR5 used on the standard variants elsewhere in this range — a genuine, historically real lower-cost configuration of this chip, distinct from the low-profile DDR3 card also in this batch (this one is not stated as low-profile). It carries 2GB of DDR3 on a 128-bit bus, with display output via HDMI, DVI, and VGA. Because DDR3 offers meaningfully less memory bandwidth than GDDR5, this variant runs noticeably slower in real 3D workloads than a GDDR5-equipped GT 740 of the same core clock, making it best suited to basic desktop upgrades, office multitasking, video playback, and very light older-game use rather than any serious gaming workload. Its VGA output alongside HDMI and DVI makes it a practical way to keep an older analog monitor running on a system that otherwise only has modern digital display outputs.