What The K2200 Actually Is
The NVIDIA Quadro K2200 is a 2014-era entry-professional GPU built on NVIDIA's Maxwell architecture (GM107 chip) — the same silicon family as the GeForce GTX 750 Ti, tuned with Quadro's certified drivers instead. It's a genuinely capable card for CAD, 2D/3D drafting, and light professional visualization — but it is not an AI/ML training accelerator, and we won't sell it to you as one.
Real Specifications
640 CUDA cores, 4GB GDDR5 memory on a 128-bit bus (~80 GB/s bandwidth) — fixed, not configurable. Single-slot, 68W power draw with no external power connector needed — runs off the PCIe slot alone in most workstations. Outputs: 1x DL-DVI(I) + 2x DisplayPort 1.2a (3 displays total). PCIe 2.0 x16 interface.
What It's Actually Good For
ISV-certified stability for AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and similar 2D/3D CAD tools; smooth multi-monitor business/engineering desktops; light video playback and encode acceleration; general OpenGL/DirectX professional workloads where raw compute isn't the bottleneck.
Where This Will Let You Down
Do NOT buy this for AI/ML training, deep learning, or LLM work — the K2200 has no Tensor Cores, no NVLink, no ECC memory, and only 4GB VRAM (all of those arrived in later NVIDIA generations, years after this card launched). It also has no RTX ray-tracing hardware (that started with Turing in 2018). For any AI/ML or GPU-compute workload, see our GPU server and AI infrastructure pages instead — this card is a CAD/visualization tool, not a compute accelerator.
Why Buy From Serverwale
Tested and verified working before dispatch, 90 Days warranty, GST invoice, pan-India delivery. Pricing is configuration- and stock-dependent — see our price index for current market ranges, or contact us for today's quote. Call +91-87968-22044.
