Low- and mid-range graphics cards are what sells the majority of the time. Everyone looks at the high-end, but not everyone can afford it. Filling in the low-end spectrum for NVIDIA is the GT 430, with 96 CUDA cores, 1GB of GDDR3 on a 128-bit memory bus, a 700 MHz core, and 1400 MHz shader speeds. Consuming around 49W, NVIDIA only recommends a 300W power supply, so almost any system can run one as long as it has an open PCI Express slot. The GT 430 can come in low profile or full width versions. AXLE provides both, but up for review today is a standard card with the memory at 700 MHz. These cards are great for HTPC usage, PhysX processors, or home/office and general gaming use, with DirectX 11 support and many multimedia capabilities.