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Asus GeForce 210 Silent Graphics Card (1GB, DDR3) -
Technical Specifications: System Bus: PCIe x16 · Processor Speed: MHz · Graphics Card 589 connections: DVI, VGA, HDMI · Graphics Processor: NVIDIA ® GeForceTM 210 · Memory Clock: 1200 MHz · Memory Interface: 64-bit type · Memory : DDR3-RAM · Model: EN210 SILENT/DI/1GD3/V2 · Number of stream processors: 16 · RAM: 1024 MB · Shader Clock: 1178 MHz
Description: Graphics Card Asus ® NVIDIA ® GeForceÃ'Â 210N / A-RAM DDR3 PCIe x16 D
Customer Reviews: Asus GeForce 210 Silent Graphics Card (1GB, DDR3)
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VERY impressed. had this card for just over a month now and its still going strong. loving the duel screen that i am now able to do much easier to get on with my work with out having to switch programs nonstop. the supplied software worked fine means that i can tweak the card to get the most out of it. comes with its own overclocking program(photo 1) that also prevents you from applying options that would otherwise destroy the card! It also comes with its own control panel(photo 2) which allows you to change the Brightness, Gamma, Contrast, saturation ect. and also allows you to select which screens/monitors you would like to use and/or extend your desktop on as well as which side that monitor happens to be on. the card its self comes with 3 types of bracket. one for "desktop" sized PCI ports. two for the slimline one of the slimline has spaces for the DVI (white port) and the HDMI ( please see photo 3) and the other bracket has the 1 space for the VGA. The vga can be removed from this card bracket and placed in the separate bracket and then placed inside the computer as i have done. over all fantastic product for what i needed it for. i might consider buying more in the future to come.
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I have a beloved old studio PC which has been so extensively upgraded in the nine years since I bought it in 2003 that few of the original components still remain. One of those components - the dual screen graphics card - started dying on me last month.
It's a respectable enough machine running Windows XP Pro SP3 with a dual-core 2.4GHz CPU and 3.5GB of DDR2 RAM. It has been customised to run very quietly so a silent graphics card is perfect. I don't use my machine for serious gaming, mainly music production, watching DVDs and occasional video editing.
I am pleasantly surprised how versatile and powerful a GPU one can buy with such a relatively low outlay. This card has three outputs which is surplus to requirement as I only require two monitors. One of the outputs is HDMI which is a welcome step forward as I have long hated fiddling about with the screw-in VGA plugs and their thick, inflexible cables which put such a physical strain on the hardware in a tight spot.
Having physically installed the card (very simple and easy) the PC booted up in Setup mode having detected that I'd been fiddling with its innards, so I just selected "Exit Without Saving" and loaded Windows as normal. It loaded in low-res mode, XP automatically installed its own high-def audio drivers and then prompted me to reboot, which I did.
Easy. Didn't even have to use the CD-ROM.
The increase in performance with BBC iPlayer was unexpectedly dramatic. I have generally been very content with everything but my system has always had a slightly jerky playback with BBC iPlayer particularly on the HD material. The BBC iPlayer files are highly compressed and require a lot of real-time decompression and processing during playback which leads to a lot of frame drops and banding etc. Since the new card has been installed both standard and HD programmes on iPlayer have run as smoothly as a DVD without a glitch.
This card would seem to be the logical choice for the budget-conscious PC builder or anyone upgrading or replacing their older graphics cards. More versatile connectivity, smooth video playback, digital audio output via HDMI and a silent component. I would probably get something more rugged if I spent a lot of time playing games or used this as a video editing computer but this is more than good enough for regular multimedia PC use.
Amazon Verified Purchase
Excellent, very pleased with purchase.
Currently running this in LION, dual monitor one from the HDMI and the other via DVI
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If your looking for an out of the box graphics card, thats silent for Hackingtosh this is perfect - works with OSX 10.8.2
Exactly what i wanted.
Hel
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Satisfies needs for most games. Not tried with serious games, but then again, different market. It's great because there's no noise!
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Great value for money, be warned though if you plan on playing World of Warcraft this card is not officially supported by blizzard!
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