Vendor rolls out two new decade-old Nvidia GT 730 GPUs — 2GB and 4GB models, starting at $45

Maxsun GT 730.

While the industry anxiously awaits Nvidia's latest RTX 5090 GPUs to hit shelves, Maxsun has unexpectedly revived the decade-old GT 730 per ITHome. The AIB has unveiled two new models on the Chinese e-commerce platform JD: the MS-GT730 PH 4G and MS-GT730 PH 2G, starting at just $45. This is the sort of relaunch you'd expect amid the infamous global chip shortage, but here we are.

The GT 730 isn't anything to write home about as the GPU is based on Nvidia's GK208 die fabricated using TSMC's 28nm process. The GT 730 comes in both Fermi and Kepler flavors, and at the time, the specifications of low-end GPUs varied significantly from model to model. The Kepler-based GT 730, in particular, was outfitted with DDR3 and GDDR5 memory, depending on the AIB.