GeForce 300 Series

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The GeForce 300 Series is a family of entry-level and OEM-focused graphics cards by NVIDIA, largely based on rebranded GPUs from the previous GeForce 200 Series generation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf GPU family
graphics card series
architectureFamily Tesla architecture
basedOn GeForce 200 Series
branding GeForce
codename Tesla
developer Nvidia
linked to: NVIDIA Corporation
driverModel Nvidia ForceWare
linked to: NVIDIA GPU driver
featureLevel DirectX 10-class hardware
manufacturer Nvidia
linked to: NVIDIA Corporation
marketSegment OEM
entry-level
memoryType DDR2
DDR3
GDDR3
notableModel GeForce 310
GeForce 315
GeForce GT 320
GeForce GT 330
GeForce GT 340
positionInLineup above GeForce 200 Series (rebranded OEM)
below GeForce 400 Series
predecessor GeForce 200 Series
primaryUseCase basic gaming
multimedia playback
office applications
processTechnology 40 nm
55 nm
releaseDate 2009
status discontinued
successor GeForce 400 Series
supportsAPI CUDA
linked to: NVIDIA CUDA

DirectX 10.1
linked to: Direct3D 10.1

OpenCL 1.0
OpenGL 3.3
supportsFeature DVI output
HD video decoding acceleration
HDMI output
Nvidia PureVideo HD
linked to: NVIDIA PureVideo HD

PCI Express 2.0
linked to: PCI Express

VGA output
supportsMultiGPU Nvidia SLI (limited models)
linked to: SLI
supportsOS FreeBSD
Linux
Windows
targetPlatform OEM systems
desktop PCs

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NVIDIA GeForce GPU line includesSeries GeForce 300 Series
GeForce 200 Series succeededBy GeForce 300 Series