nVidia display cards with CUDA and CCC v. >=1.3
	CCC ver#	# GPU MPs	total # CUDA cores	max power draw	PCI-power connectors
Model					6p	8p
GeForce GTX 560 Ti LE	2.1	2x28	448	210 W	2
GeForce GTX 560 Ti	2.1	2x24	384	170 W	2
GeForce GTX 560 Ti (OEM)	2.1	2x22	352	170 W	2
GeForce GTX 550 Ti	2.1	24	192	116 W	1
GeForce GTX 460	2.1	2x21	336	160 W	2
GeForce GTX 460 SE	2.1	2x18	288	160 W	2
GeForce GTS 450	2.1	24	192	106 W	1
GeForce GTX 590	2	2x64	1024	365 W	0	2
GeForce GTX 580	2	2x32	512	244 W	1	1
GeForce GTX 570	2	2x30	480	219 W	2
Dual GTX 560	2.1	4x24	768	509 W	0	2
GeForce GTX 560	2.1	2x28	336	150 W	1	1
GeForce GTX 560 (OEM)	2.1	2x24	384	150 W	1
GeForce GTX 480	2	2x30	480	105 W	1	1
GeForce GTX 470	2	2x28	448	215 W	2
GeForce GTX 465	2	2x22	352	200 W	2
GeForce GTX 295	1.3	2x30	480	289 W	1	1
GeForce GTX 285	1.3	30	240	204 W	2
GeForce GTX 285 for Mac	1.3	30	240	204 W	2
GeForce GTX 280	1.3	30	240	236 W	1	1
GeForce GTX 275	1.3	30	240	219 W	2
GeForce GTX 260	1.3	24	192	182 W	2
GeForce GT 520	2.1	6	48	49 W	0
GeForce GT 440	2.1	12	96	65 W	0
GeForce GT 430	2.1	12	96	49 W	0
This table lists all the nVidia GPU video cards that have CUDA Compute Capability v.1.3 or higher, through Feb. 2012, not including dedicated Tesla or Quadro boards. CCC v.1.3 is the minimum requirement for Matlab's Parallel Computing Toolbox GPU support.