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EVGA 02G-P3-2732-KR GeForce GT 730 2GB Low Profile

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Low-profile 2GB dedicated GPU with a 128-bit memory bus, built to fit slim desktops that need a step up from integrated graphics.

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Overview

The EVGA GeForce GT 730 (02G-P3-2732-KR) is a low-profile dedicated graphics card purpose-built for slim and small form factor desktops that cannot accommodate standard-height cards. With a 700 MHz base clock, 96 CUDA cores, and 2GB of DDR3 memory running on a 128-bit bus, it delivers 22.4 GB/s of memory bandwidth — a meaningful improvement over 64-bit GT 730 variants. This wider bus helps with general display tasks, HD video playback, and light photo editing where memory throughput matters more than raw shader count.

Like its standard-profile sibling, this card requires no additional power connector, drawing everything it needs through the PCIe slot with a recommended 300W power supply. It supports Windows XP through Windows 10, making it a viable upgrade path for older systems that need dedicated video outputs or a basic performance boost over integrated graphics. EVGA includes 24/7 technical support with the card. The trade-off for the low-profile form factor is the reduced 96 CUDA cores compared to the 384 in the standard-profile model, which limits its usefulness for any GPU-accelerated workload beyond the basics. This card is best understood as a display adapter upgrade, not a performance graphics solution.

Key Features

EVGA GT 730 - Enjoy all your videos and pictures at HD resolutions, with faster video/photo editing, faster web browsing, and faster gaming performance compared to integrated graphics.

EVGA's 24/7 Technical Support; Base Clock: 700 MHz

Memory Clock: 1400 MHz Effective; CUDA Cores: 96.Memory Detail: 2048MB DDR3; Memory Bit Width 128 Bit / Memory Bandwidth: 22.4 GB/s

Compatible with Windows 10 32/64bit , Windows 8 32/64bit , Windows 7 32/64bit , Windows Vista 32/64bit , Windows XP 32/64bit

Recommended PSU: 300W or greater power supply

Specifications

Brand
EVGA
Model
02G-P3-2732-KR
GPU
GeForce GT 730
Form Factor
Low Profile
Base Clock
700 MHz
Memory
2048MB DDR3
Memory Clock
1400 MHz Effective
Memory Bus Width
128-bit
Memory Bandwidth
22.4 GB/s
CUDA Cores
96
Recommended PSU
300W or greater
Compatible OS
Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP (32/64-bit)

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Low-profile design fits slim and small form factor desktop cases
  • 128-bit memory bus provides 22.4 GB/s bandwidth — notably better than 64-bit alternatives
  • No additional power connector required — runs from the PCIe slot alone
  • Wide OS compatibility from Windows XP through Windows 10
  • EVGA's 24/7 technical support included

👎 Cons

  • Only 96 CUDA cores, significantly limiting compute and graphics performance
  • 2GB DDR3 memory is outdated and slow compared to modern GDDR alternatives
  • 700 MHz base clock is lower than many other GT 730 variants
  • Not suitable for modern gaming or demanding GPU workloads
  • Legacy architecture with no support for operating systems newer than Windows 10

Frequently Asked Questions

This low-profile model runs at a lower 700 MHz base clock with 96 CUDA cores but has a wider 128-bit memory bus delivering 22.4 GB/s bandwidth, compared to the standard-profile version's 64-bit bus at 14.4 GB/s. It also includes a low-profile bracket for slim cases.
Yes. This is specifically a low-profile card designed for slim desktop cases. It includes a low-profile bracket for proper installation in compact systems.
No. The GT 730 low-profile draws power directly from the PCIe slot. A 300W or greater power supply is recommended.
The GT 730 supports multiple display outputs for multi-monitor setups, making it a practical choice for basic dual-monitor productivity configurations.
The 96 CUDA cores and 2GB DDR3 memory can assist with light video editing and basic GPU acceleration, but it is not powerful enough for demanding rendering or professional editing workflows.