NVIDIA GeForce GT 240: Reviews and Graphics Cards Makers Products Roundup
NVIDIA reference board
The GeForce GT 240 is NVIDIA’s new mainstream video card and its performances are in the range of Radeon HD 4670 or GeForce 9600 GT.
- GPU: GT215 @ 550MHz / 40nm
- Shader cores: 96 @ 1340MHz
- Memory: 1700 MHz GDDR5, 1000MHz GDDR3, 900MHz DDR3 – 128-bit
- ROPs: 8
- GPU Computing: CUDA, OpenCL
- 3D APIs: OpenGL 3.2, Direct3D 10.1
- Power Gaming: Hardware PhysX and 3D Vision
- Power consumption in idle mode: 9 Watts
- TDP: 69 Watts
- Price: around USD $100
- GeForce GT 240 @ NVIDIA
First reviews:
- MSI N240GT GeForce GT 240 512 MB GDDR5 @ techPowerUp
- MSI GeForce GT 240 review @ Guru3D
- NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 Video Card Preview @ Legit Reviews
Max power consumption for MSI GT 240 in Guru3D test: 63 Watts.
Performances
OpenGL test – Quakewars
Direct3D test – Quakewars
Zotac GeForce GT 240 ZONE edition
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Bah… Another failed card
Show me your Fermi
Hi which version of GPU -Z is that … i am not getting any option called Computing OpenCL ,Physx and CUDA
What a shame NVIDIA, where is dx11 chip, retarded bastards!
@Arun
Same here
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this is nice graphics card it plays just about any game