The GeForce RTX GT610 was listed by a seller on Aliexpress. With this name, you have certainly managed to arouse your curiosity, but the truth is that It is none other than the GeForce GT 610, which has been renamedand therefore it is a graphics card that you should not touch “even with a stick”.

The vendor that launched the GeForce RTX GT610 introduced the “RTX” badge as this is an important distinction, as it is only used to indicate that a given graphics card has dedicated hardware for speed up ray tracing and AIallowing access to all or part of the NVIDIA DLSS ecosystem.

Not only does the GeForce RTX GT610 not have tensor cores or ray tracing cores, but it is also a graphics card that uses an outdated architecture as it is based on Fermi 2.0. This architecture was used to power some GeForce GTX 400s as well as the GeForce GTX 500 series and the low-end GeForce GT 600 series.

In addition to using an outdated architecture, the specifications of this graphics card they are very lazy. It is configured with 48 shaders, has 8 texture units, 4 raster units, has a 64-bit bus, and has 1 GB of DDR3 memory, giving a total bandwidth of 14.37 GB/s.

It’s not the first time that the seller of technology on Aliexpress does such things. I remember when low-end graphics cards were sold as if they were mid-range models that were in high demand at the time, a practice that has continued to a greater or lesser extent even though it peaked with the GeForce GTX 1060 which actually ended up being a GeForce GT 740 or at best a GeForce GTX 750.

Buying technology on Aliexpress can be a good idea, but if we are careful and make sure that what we are about to buy really does what it says it is. In this sense, I use this article to draw your attention to another important thing that I recently saw, offers for Ryzen 7 7800X3D with prices from 60 to 100 euros.

As you could imagine, units of this processor are offered at such a low price They are fake. It’s not actually the Ryzen 7 7800X3D, but rather other CPUs that are disguising themselves to appear and take advantage of the appeal and interest that this CPU continues to have. When in doubt, remember that if it seems too good to be true, it’s probably a scam.