NVIDIA quietly introduces the GeForce GT 1010 — A Pascal GP108 GPU with 256 CUDA cores, 2 GB GDDR5 VRAM, and 55 W TDP

[Redaktion]

NVIDIA appears to have silently announced a GeForce GT 1010 GPU earlier this week. The GT 1010 is a Pascal card featuring the 14 nm GP108 GPU similar to the GT 1030. The GT 1010 has only 256 CUDA cores enabled, supports 2 GB GDDR5 VRAM, and has a TDP of 55 W. Availability information is not known yet.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-quietly-introduces-the-GeForce-GT-1010-A-Pascal-GP108-GPU-with-256-CUDA-cores-2-GB-GDDR5-VRAM-and-55-W-TDP.515158.0.html

[neblogai]

Great- so this GT1010 (55W-> decent clocks, + 2GB GDDR5) sure looks to be faster, than the GT1030 DDR4.

[Owen]

Finally, I can replace my GT710 which has only 1GB of DDR3.

[miranc]

why is the TDP so high, the 1030 had 30W and this is a even further cut down

[Uday]

Nvidia is .....weird.I mean why would they announce a 1000 series graphics cards while they are continuing 3000 series graphics cards.




Wait....


Maybe they are planning to bring this you to be compatible with smartphones????
Nah it has a 55 watt TDP



If that happens...
Then..?



It would bring a huge boom in the smartphone GPU market.

Tegra maybe???

[Vaidyanathan Subramaniam]

why is the TDP so high, the 1030 had 30W and this is a even further cut down

I am assuming it should have been TBP than TDP.

[labai blogai]

Funny how the post on r/nvidia about this... abomination got pulled by the mods there.

[ZePomom]

why is the TDP so high, the 1030 had 30W and this is a even further cut down

Told myself the same.

A GT1030 with disabled core = 55W TDP? While the GT1030 have a 30W TDP? Sounds weird.

[Bubbaz]

TechPowerUp. Is. Not. A. Reliable. Source.
This is a fantasy databse where some guy puts his speculations in. In April 2014, they literally had an entry for GTX 880, with all the specs filled out.
What are you doing...

[Djwdjwdjwdjwdjw]

"Silently announced" is a contradiction in terms.

[Erik]

It looks like the TPU  GT 1010 entry has been updated, it has 30 TDP now, like the GT 1030.

[Michael Wallace]

There is a small market for this, it's the "I need a display output and this workstation/HEDT system that will only be doing CPU tasks doesn't have one built-in" crowd

[Nahboy]

 

Finally, I can replace my GT710 which has only 1GB of DDR3.

There's zero reason to get this abomination just like the GT 1030. You are better off buying a dying ex-24/7mining used RX 570 or 580 than burning money on this.

[Sukhoi]

Good, Kepler can finally rest

[Vaidyanathan]

It looks like the TPU  GT 1010 entry has been updated, it has 30 TDP now, like the GT 1030.

Thanks for the heads-up. Article has been updated :)