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right now in my computer i have an nvdia geforce gt 710 and i dont even know where its from. can anyone help me? and what does it score in 3dmark?
 
right now in my computer i have an nvdia geforce gt 710 and i dont even know where its from. can anyone help me? and what does it score in 3dmark?
You use laptop? Then it integrate on the mainboard. Otherwise it should be in your GPU slot. Just download 3dmark and test it yourself.
 
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It might score 200. It's a very basic card used mainly for HTPC's, or when a processor doesn't already have an iGPU.
 
It might score 200. It's a very basic card used mainly for HTPC's, or when a processor doesn't already have an iGPU.
Either way it's really bad, I cant even run for example fortnite on 60fps with lowest possible settings (directx11)
 
Either way it's really bad, I cant even run for example fortnite on 60fps with lowest possible settings (directx11)
That's because the 700 series is 9.5 years old and even though the GT 710 was "only" released in 2016, it's almost the lowest class card within the Geforce 700 series. It was never meant for gaming.
 
Either way it's really bad, I cant even run for example fortnite on 60fps with lowest possible settings (directx11)
Because it's not a gaming card, it's a card used to give a computer a basic video display output when the iGPU of an APU doesn't work, or a CPU that doesn't have one.
 
Because it's not a gaming card, it's a card used to give a computer a basic video display output when the iGPU of an APU doesn't work, or a CPU that doesn't have one.
then i am even suprised it can run minecraft with all the block and stuff at 60 fps
 

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