[Paul R.]

The whole thing is iffy, as the seller has not responded to me (but I'm giving that another day - they may just be busy.) And, sometimes sellers of pulled parts don't really know. Basically, if he doesn't know but there's a decent chance the cards really do have GDDR5 on them, I'd give it a shot. At worst (GDDR3), I could resell the thing at only a few $$ loss...

I've tried asking this on a couple computer forums including Dell's forum - no luck. Nvidia's website is no help. So, I'm takin' a long shot here. :-)

[Dr. Sivana]

That card has hard-wired on board DDR memory. I am doubtful they would upgrade it without changing the part number.

When you are talking a $500 card, you really want to know what you are getting. That is also the area where counterfeits start popping up.

[Gene Eric]

Dell’s forums aren’t timely.

NVidia should have the specs on that card.

What kinda $ are you talking about?

[texas booster]

The NVS 510 chipset was launched in 2012.

So, no GDDR5.

I don’t think that any of the Kepler chips were ever paired with GDDR5.

[logi_cal869]

According to Dell...

NO.

https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/pny-technologies-nvidia-nvs-510-dp-dvi-pcie-2gb-4-mini-dp/apd/a6785095/graphic-video-cards

[Paul R.]

Thanks, All!

[mware]

That you Elon???