GPU Description

The Nvidia GeForce GT 730 is an entry-level graphics card released in 2014. It's an older model designed for basic computing tasks and light multimedia use. This GPU isn't suitable for modern gaming or intensive graphics work. Its low power consumption of 49W makes it a potential option for upgrading older systems with limited power supplies. However, its performance is very limited by today's standards, with a G3D Mark score of only 835.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Low power consumption
• Can be used to add basic display capabilities to older systems
• Relatively inexpensive

Cons:

• Very outdated performance
• Not suitable for modern gaming or graphics-intensive tasks
• Limited memory bandwidth

Alternatives

• Comparable GPU: The GeForce GT 1030 offers significantly better performance while still being an entry-level card. It has a higher G3D Mark score and was released more recently.
• Budget pick: There isn't a more budget-friendly option in the provided list, as the GT 730 is already the lowest-end card mentioned.
• Upgrade pick: The GeForce GTX 1650 would be a substantial upgrade, offering much better performance for modern applications and light gaming, while still maintaining relatively low power consumption.