- Installation was a breeze, I just popped in the card and Windows 7 recognized everything and took care of it all.The card is not top of the line, but it handles most games fine. I was able to play counter-strike: source at the maximum settings, and world of warcraft at above average settings with no lag issues. In regards to the issue many users are reporting with the fan I have had no issues yet. I have left the computer on since I installed it months ago, and their have been problems.The only downside I would point out with this card is that their is no HDMI port. I would have liked to have seen this option included as their are other cards in this price range that have that feature. Otherwise…
- I have had this card for about 4 years, it has carried me through lots of games, but for the price of it as its shown a 9800GT is the same price and twice as fast. I love this card though and you cannot go wrong for basic low end gaming... plays many games in a mid-level on my Athlon fx2 5600 with 6gig ram win7 64bit and do everything at 1920x1080.This is AN EXCELLENT upgrade for a stock PSU pc from most on-board graphics, in 2011 though it doesn't have dx11 support, but then again, its the same speed as a dx11 card and won't process those requests so your FPS doesn't take the same hit like the same level card that's new. if you have the PSU wattage get the 9800GT for this price-point, if you…
- Chipset: GeForce 9500 GT; Engine Clock: 550 MHz
- Video Memory: 1 GB DDR2; Memory Clock: 800 MHz; Memory Interface: 128-bit; Memory Bandwidth: 12.8 GB/s
- Bus: PCI-Express x16 (PCI Express 2.0 Supported); RAMDAC: 400 MHz; Max. Resolution: 2560 x 1600
- Connectors: DVI-I, VGA, TV-out (HDTV ready); Thermal: Fansink
- Support nVidia GigaThread Technology, nVidia PureVideo HD Technology, nVidia CUDA Technology, Microsoft DirectX 10.0 Shader Model 4.0 and OpenGL 3.0
