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so i bought one for super cheap thinking i could flip it on ebay but i was wondering what it was made for
so i bought a nvidia tesla m2050
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The m2050 is a compute only device. They can't output video. They are a passively cooled device which makes them unsuitable for most cases. They are a Fermi generation NVIDIA card which would be like a GXT 5XX series graphics card.
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the card is made for processing high volume workloads, it is often used in servers and for solving complex math problems and such. Probably not a whole lot you can do with it unless you want to run a servers or be a scientist.
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