Price: ₹18,999 - ₹7,320.22
(as of Oct 11, 2026 13:01:50 UTC – Details)
From the manufacturer
NVIDIA NVS 310—The Standard for Multi-Display Commercial Graphics
The NVIDIA NVS 310 delivers flexibility, scalability, and compatibility that lets you get the most from your existing display infrastructure while supporting deployment and management across large enterprises. NVS 310 delivers an ideal balance of performance and power to commercial graphics users.
Deliver Enterprise Grade Multi-Display Environments
NVIDIA NVS 310 delivers outstanding display connectivity via dial DisplayPort 1.2 compatible outputs that also accept DP to DVI or VGA adapters. NVIDIA’s nView easily manages windows across multiple displays and virtual desktops, all backed by a full suite of IT management tools.
Performance and Features
48 CUDA Cores, 512MB of DDR3 GPU memory, and DisplayPort 1.2 features like MST and Stream Cloning, facilitate multi-display commercial graphics. NVIDIA MOSAIC manages display topologies while nView profiles re-launch designated applications across displays with the click of a button. Included standard-height (ATX) and low-profile (SFF) brackets fit any system enclosure.
PNY is NVIDIA’s Authorized NVS Channel Partner
PNY provides unsurpassed service and commitment to its professional graphics customers offering: 3 year warranty, pre and post-sales support, dedicated NVS Field Application engineers and direct tech support hot lines. In addition, PNY delivers a complete solution including the appropriate adapters, cables, brackets, software installation disc and documentation to ensure a quick and successful install.
PCI-E x16
Customers find the video card performs well, particularly on Ubuntu Linux Virtualization servers and for photo/video editing needs. They appreciate its easy installation and consider it good value for money. However, compatibility with Windows 11 is a significant issue, with multiple customers reporting it doesn’t work with this operating system. Additionally, customers express concerns about the hardware being outdated, describing it as a 10-year-old card.