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EVGA Announces GeForce GT 240 Series

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EVGA announced the EVGA GT 240 series. Upgrade today to the EVGA GT 240 and experience picture-perfect photos, vibrant videos and great games like Borderlands, WoW, Sims 3 and Darkest of Days. GPU Accelerated Flash means flawless HD videos on websites like YouTube and Hulu with the new GPU-accelerated Adobe Flash 10.1, and of course crystal-clear BluRay in 1080p with True-Fidelity 7.1 Surround Sound are 100% supported.

Experience NVIDIA PhysX technology on Batman: Arkham Asylum, Darkest of Days, and other GPU PhysX titles with speeds 2x faster than the competition. Enjoy 40% faster HD gaming on other popular titles like Borderlands and Darkest of Days. Leverage 96 processor cores to run the latest GPU-accelerated applications like MotionDSP vReveal, Cyberlink MediaShow with Face tagging, and many more at speeds up to 50% faster than prior generation.



Features:
  • Available in DDR3 and DDR5 configurations - Super fast memory speed unlocks overall system performance!
  • DVI-I and HDMI 1.3a - Dual-link DVI support and HDMI output enables sending both high-definition video and audio signals to an HDTV via single cable.
  • NVIDIA Unified Shader Architecture - Delievers 50% more gaming performance over the first generation through a processing cores that provide incredible shading horsepower.
  • NVIDIA PhysX - GeForce GPU support for NVIDIA PhysX technology, enabling a totally new class of physical gaming interaction for a more dynamic and realistic experience with GeForce.
  • Full DX10.1 Support - DirectX 10.1 GPU with full Shader Model 4.1 support delivers unparalleled levels of graphics realism and film quality effects for today's hottest games.
  • NVIDIA CUDA Technology - CUDA technology unlocks the power of the GPU's processor cores to accelerate the most demanding system tasks such as video transcoding delivering up to 7x performances over traditional CPUs.
  • NVIDIA Purevideo HD - High-definition video decoder and post-processor delivers unprecedented picture clarity, smooth video and accurate color for movies and video.
  • OpenGL 3.1 Optimization and Support - Ensures top-notch compatibility and performance for OpenGL applications.
  • PCI Express 2.0 Support - Designed for the new PCI Express 2.0 bus architecture offering the highest data transfer speeds for the most bandwidth-hungry applications, and still backwards compatible with existing PCI Express motherboards.
  • OpenCL Support - Full support for the OpenCL GPU computing API.
  • Microsoft Windows 7 Support - Full support for a premium Microsoft Windows 7 experience, enabling a more visual user experience.

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These are full of features, but if you are going to be using it for gaming, best to look elsewhere. For HTPC, it would be a win.
 
These are full of features, but if you are going to be using it for gaming, best to look elsewhere.

i agree. the 250 would be the lowest 200 series card i'd buy for gaming.
 
What no FTW edition? :p
 
These are full of features, but if you are going to be using it for gaming, best to look elsewhere. For HTPC, it would be a win.

Yep. It looks appealing with the 96 shaders, but it only has 32 TMUs and 8 ROPs and a 128bit memory bus with GDDR5 (less ROPS than a 9600 GT). Would be a nice low power consumption upgrade for F@H if you wanted more cards.
 
I like the XFX one better because the end of the card is the end of the PCIe slot. These are longer.
 
Yep. It looks appealing with the 96 shaders, but it only has 32 TMUs and 8 ROPs and a 128bit memory bus with GDDR5 (less ROPS than a 9600 GT). Would be a nice low power consumption upgrade for F@H if you wanted more cards.
Ah...
This looks familar, the "9600GSO GSO of FAIL" anyone? :shadedshu
 
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