he NVIDIA GM206 is a graphics processing unit (GPU) that is part of NVIDIA's Maxwell architecture. It was used in various graphics cards, including the GeForce GTX 960 and GeForce GTX 950, both of which were released in 2015.
Key features and specifications of the NVIDIA GM206 GPU include:
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Maxwell Architecture: The GM206 is built on NVIDIA's Maxwell architecture, known for its energy efficiency and performance per watt.
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CUDA Cores: The GM206 GPU typically includes a varying number of CUDA cores, which are responsible for processing graphical and computational tasks.
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VR-Ready: While not the most powerful GPU in the Maxwell lineup, it was still capable of delivering a good virtual reality (VR) experience, making it suitable for VR gaming.
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DirectX 12 Support: It supports DirectX 12, which is important for compatibility with modern games and applications.
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1080p Gaming: The GM206 GPUs were well-suited for 1080p gaming, offering solid performance in many games at this resolution.
The NVIDIA GM206 GPUs provided a balance between performance and power efficiency, making them popular choices for mid-range gaming and multimedia PCs. However, it's important to note that these GPUs are now considered older technology, and more recent GPUs offer higher performance and features.
