- i was buy this card to replace my Nvidia 8400GS, and I decided between this and the ati 5570, but in the end I decided on this, and it was worth, I've been playing games with great graphics at high settings, HDMI has good sound, and very good quality.
- I now have two of these cards, one in my home computer that I use for Video Editing and the other is installed in a computer at my church that runs several large displays. I chose this card for video editing because of the ability to use the GPU's for processing and I choose it for the church display becuase it had HDMI and included the ability to have sound over the HDMI as well. Now we can run videos across the network to the TV's and get 1080p video with audio. In both cases I was able to install the card with ease, it comes as as a standard VGA adapter until you get the NVIDIA driver online for the latest or from the CD that ships with it. For a sub $100 video card this one simply works…
- NVIDIA GeForce GT 430 GPU, 96 Unified Shaders, 1GB DDR3, 128-bit memory bus, Core Clock: 700 MHz, Shader Clock: 1400 MHz
- DirectX 11 support, OpenGL 4.0, NVIDIA ForceWare Drivers, Windows XP/Vista/7
- NVIDIA Unified Architecture, NVIDIA PhysX Technology, NVIDIA CUDA Technology, Hardware Video Decode Acceleration
- Dual dual-link DVI (Up to 2560x1600), HDMI 1.4a w/audio (8-channel LPCM & bitstream), DisplayPort, HDCP ready
- ED 480p, HD 720p, HD 1080i, Full HD 1080p
