GeForce GT 730 (GF108) 4GB DDR3 128-bit

4GB DDR3. Documented release: August 2015.

THE RECORDED NUMBERS

GT 730 (GF108) 4GB DDR3 128-bit benchmark

Benchmark FPS at 1080p: 5 FPS
Our rating: 17 /100
730s we've tested: 1
Recorded benchmark rank: #247 of 257 variants

Shared family total: GeForce GT 730 4GB.

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GPUSED’S TAKE

The verdict

The 4GB 128-bit GT 730 is a Fermi GF108 board, not the newer GK208 card with the same retail name. MSI sold this exact combination in 2015. The large buffer looks impressive on a listing, but the old 96-core GPU sets the limits.

GPUsed Legend Rating

1.7 /10

1.7 out of 10

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THE EXACT VERSION

Identity and release

Model: GeForce GT 730 (GF108) 4GB DDR3 128-bit
Memory: 4GB DDR3
Documented release: August 2015
Release event: documented exact-variant availability
Release scope: Japan; MSI announced and started sales of N730-4GD3V2 on 1 August

MSI and its Japanese distributor document the 96-core, 128-bit 4GB DDR3 board and exact launch date. Its 96 cores identify the Fermi GF108 configuration; the GPUsed-tested board SKU is not known.

A board-specific test SKU is not supplied with this profile. It identifies the recorded GPU variant; a particular card’s dimensions, cooler and power connections need their own check.

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Reviewed 4 October 2026. The release date above uses the documented event and scope shown in this profile.

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