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Green PCB graphics card with silver bracket and DVI and DisplayPort outputs

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister K620 2GB GDDR3 video card accessory

SKU CH-P3QY-Y0VCY

A K620 graphics card with 2 GB of GDDR3 memory, PCI-E interface, DVI and DisplayPort outputs

  • 2 GB GDDR3 memory supports graphics workloads
  • PCI Express interface fits compatible motherboards
  • DVI and DisplayPort outputs connect multiple displays
  • Part numbers 764898-001 and 765147-001 identify the card

K620 2GB GDDR3 video accessory

The K620 is a 2 GB GDDR3 graphics card accessory that connects through a PCI Express slot and provides DVI and DisplayPort outputs. It is identified by part numbers 764898-001 and 765147-001 and arrives in new condition.

For basic display and compute tasks

This card suits users who need a simple GDDR3 video output for legacy systems or secondary monitors. It is not for buyers who require higher memory capacity, modern memory standards or additional video outputs beyond DVI and DisplayPort.

Highlights

  • 2 GB GDDR3 memory supports graphics workloads
  • PCI Express interface fits compatible motherboards
  • DVI and DisplayPort outputs connect multiple displays
  • Part numbers 764898-001 and 765147-001 identify the card

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the GDDR3 memory on the K620 need replacement later?

The GDDR3 memory is soldered to the board and is not user-replaceable; if it fails the whole card would need to be swapped.

What limit appears first when the K620 runs under sustained load?

The 2 GB GDDR3 frame buffer fills before the GPU core saturates, so memory capacity is the first bottleneck in extended workloads.

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