The NVIDIA GeForce GT 530, launched in 2011, was an entry-level graphics card designed for basic computing and light gaming. With 96 CUDA cores and 1GB of DDR3 memory, it was capable of handling everyday tasks and older games at lower resolutions. The GT 530 supported DirectX 11, allowing for some modern features and improved graphical effects. It was known for its energy efficiency, running cool and consuming minimal power. While it lacked the muscle for high-end gaming, the GeForce GT 530 served as a cost-effective solution for users seeking to upgrade integrated graphics and enhance their PC's multimedia capabilities during its time.