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Nvidia GeForce 9400GT
$59.00
Released August, 2008
The Pros:Better than onboard video from Intel. Decent for the price, but only for basic multimedia programs. Can play older games at lower resolutions quite easily.
The Cons:Can be outperformed very easily by competing cards that cost only a little more (ATI 4670 - $79.99). Not a good card at all if you are looking for something for today's games. Active cooling with such small and cheap fans leads to high volume and tonal fan noise.
Launched late in August 2008, the GeForce 9400GT is the long awaited budget model based on the 9th generation of Nvidia's GeForce graphics card design. With an MSRP of $59 and years ahead of competing onboard video from the likes of Intel, the 9400GT is nothing to skoff at.
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Designed to display desktop resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 and makes viewing high definition content a breeze, the 9400GT can also handle light gaming on lower resolutions. While the 9400GT does offer new levels of graphics and media processing power at a new low in terms of pricing, the technology is far from bleeding edge. With the 10th generation of Nvidia cards now months into mainstream use, the 9400GT is in simply an overclocked previous generation 8500GT.
Features
- GPU: 55nm process, G96/D9M at 550 MHz, 16 Stream Processors
- Memory: 256, 512 or 1024MB of 800MHz DDR2 or 256MB of 1600MHz DDR3, through 128bit interface, 12.8 GB/s
- DirectX 10, Shader Model 4.0, OpenGL 2.1 compatible
User Reviews (26)
Pros & Cons
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8
better than onboard video from Intel
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7
Decent for the price, but only for basic multimedia programs
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6
can play older games at lower resolutions quite easily
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5
can be passively cooled quite easily
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5
perfect for media centres
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3
helps offload video decoding from the CPU
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3
I Played all of the Games like Graw 2, Callof Duty mod1 and 2 on high resolution
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2
Overclocking is simple and GREATLY Improves performance.
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2
Runs Flight Simulator X @ 30-80 Frames. So modern games aren't a problem.
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is better than the typical nForce 630/GeForce 7XXX solutions most nvidia based mobos have
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1
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8
can be outperformed very easily by competing cards that cost only a little more (ATI 4670 - $79.99)
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7
Not a good card at all if you are looking for something for today's games.
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5
active cooling with such small and cheap fans leads to high volume and tonal fan noise
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1
the same as previous generations - only overclocked
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1
probably not a worthy upgrade from onboard Nvidia or ATI graphics
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