Club1D attacks with a PCI Express x3 slot

A Club3D savior can be a good buy in special circumstances.

If your motherboard does not have a PCI Express x16 slot, but you find little power in the graphics controller integrated into your processor, a solution with a PCIe x1 interface may be considered. With the low-profile Club3D GeForce GT 610 card, we won’t break 3DMark records (48 CUDA cores, 64-bit memory bus, 810 MHz GPU and 1,0 GHz GDDR3 onboard memory), but it does support all major technologies (DirectX 11, CUDA, OpenCL, OpenGL 4.2), so in some circumstances it can be a really realistic alternative. 

 

There are also three outputs on the back of the graphics controller: DVI, D-Sub and HDMI. 

There is no exact information on expected pricing, but Zotac is being asked for $ 60 for a similar solution, so you can expect about that price.

Source: HOC