Biostar began promoting the GeForce GT 730 on social networks, a graphics card based on the Nvidia Kepler architecture that was released more than a decade ago. The manufacturer is positioning the solution as suitable for control rooms, industrial workstations and other systems that require connecting multiple displays.
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The model is named Biostar VN7313TG46 – It is based on the discrete Nvidia GeForce GT 730 graphics card with 384 CUDA cores, 902 MHz clock frequency and 4 GB DDR3 memory with 64-bit bus. It connects to PCIe 2.0 x8 and requires no additional power supply. The main advantage of this graphics card is not its performance, but its connectivity: there are four HDMI 2.0b outputs for four independent monitors. It will play a role in digital advertising systems, production automation, video surveillance and control rooms.
The GPU arrived in 2014; Nvidia offers the GT 730 in multiple configurations, including a Kepler-architecture version with 384 CUDA cores. The Biostar VN7313TG46 model appeared in retail stores as early as May 2024 – interestingly the manufacturer is supporting the series. Its website lists four models based on the GT 730, including the VN7315THX6 variant labeled “New.” It’s hardly suitable for modern gaming, but thanks to its low power consumption, it might be useful as a working device with four video outputs even in the reality of 2026.
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