NVIDIA GeForce GT 740 On Linux: I'd Rather Have Maxwell Review - Phoronix

NVIDIA recently began shipping their TITAN Z graphics card that sports two unlocked GK110 GPU cores and 12GB of video memory, but for those that can't afford this $2,999 USD graphics card, on the opposite end they also began shipping a new budget graphics card: the GeForce GT 740.

The Best GPUs for Deep Learning in 2023 — An In-depth Analysis

OpenGL Performance & Performance-Per-Watt For NVIDIA GPUs From The Past 10 Years - Phoronix

The NVIDIA GPUs Delivering The Best Performance Per Watt & Per Dollar For Linux Gamers Review - Phoronix

Posts by Keith Myers

NVIDIA GeForce GT 740 On Linux: I'd Rather Have Maxwell Review - Phoronix

NVIDIA GeForce GT 740 On Linux: I'd Rather Have Maxwell Review - Phoronix

NVIDIA GeForce 400 Fermi Series On Nouveau - Phoronix

NVIDIA GeForce GT 740 On Linux: I'd Rather Have Maxwell Review - Phoronix

NVIDIA GeForce vs. AMD Radeon Linux Gaming Performance For August 2023 - Phoronix

OpenGL Performance & Performance-Per-Watt For NVIDIA GPUs From The Past 10 Years - Phoronix

NVIDIA GeForce GT 740 On Linux: I'd Rather Have Maxwell Review - Phoronix

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Linux Performance Exceeds The RTX 2080 SUPER - Costs Just $399 USD Review - Phoronix

NVIDIA Retiring Their Pre-Fermi 340 Series Legacy Linux Graphics Driver - Phoronix

NVIDIA GeForce GT 740 On Linux: I'd Rather Have Maxwell Review - Phoronix