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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What's the difference between a gaming graphics card and a workstation GPU like a Quadro or RTX A-series?

    Gaming cards are tuned for frame rates in games. Workstation GPUs (Quadro, RTX A-series) are built for 3D rendering, CAD, AI, and video editing, with certified drivers and more memory for professional software. Pick based on your workload, not just the price.

    Can I use a workstation GPU for gaming?

    Yes, most workstation GPUs can run games, but they're optimised for professional applications, not gaming performance per rupee. If gaming is your main goal, a gaming card gives better value; for creative or AI work, a workstation card is the stronger choice.

    Will these graphics cards work for AI, 3D rendering, or video editing?

    Yes. The NVIDIA workstation cards here support CUDA and large video memory, making them suited to AI training, rendering, and editing. Match the card's memory and compute to your software's requirements before buying.

    How do I know a used graphics card isn't a worn-out ex-mining card?

    Ask the seller directly and check the listing's stated condition. Each card should be tested for stable output and thermal performance before sale. Buy only where the condition is described openly rather than left vague.

    Will this graphics card fit and run in my PC?

    Check three things: a free PCIe slot, enough case length for the card, and a power supply with the right wattage and connectors. Note that some professional and compute cards (such as data-centre accelerators) need specific cooling or have no display output โ€” confirm the spec on the product page.

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