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Gainward GeForce GT220 1024MB
Budget card for light work
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Intro
Blazing fast top of the range graphic cards often get the most attention and get reviewed the most, but this
time around we have something a bit different for a closer look - the Nvidia GT220. It's a budget card for those
who just don't need all the performance. Now lets see what a modern day budget solution can do!
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Package & Specs

The Gainward GT220 arrived to our test in a tiny box about the size of an average DVD-drive. The front of the
package shows some generic box art and also some of the specifications. At a quick glance it's obvious that the
GT220 is a PCI-express 2.0 compliant card, the chip is produced in 40 nm process, it has a HDMI-connector and
also supports HDCP.
| Product Name : |
Gainward GeForceĀ® GT220 1024MB |
| Barcode : |
426018336-0674 |
| GPU : |
NVIDIA GeForceĀ® GT220 |
| GPU Clockspeed : |
645 MHz |
| Memory : |
1024 MB DDR3 (128 bits) |
| Memory Clockspeed : |
790 MHz |
| Pixels per clock (peak) : |
N/A |
| Bandwidth : |
25.3 GB/s |
| Ramdac : |
400 MHz |
| Bus : |
PCI-Express 2.0 |
| Cooling : |
1-Slot Fan Cooler |
| Video-Features : |
HDMI-Output |
| Connectivity : |
HDMI + DVI + VGA |
Bundle

The bundle seems to suit the minimalist theme of things and only features a short intall guide and a driver
CD. No adapters whatsoever here.