Zotac unleashes GeForce 9400GT Synergy Edition & DDR2 1GB Graphics Cards
- Friday, February 13, 2009, 11:06
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Zotac has announced the availability of two latest additions from its reasonably-priced GeForce9400GT series of graphics cards. Known as GeForce 9400GT Synergy Edition and GeForce 9400GT DDR2 1GB, the latest ZOTAC graphics cards are backed up by a speedy GeForce 9400GT graphics processor. The two entry-level graphics cards boast of featuring DirectX 10, OpenGL 2.1, Dual-link DVI as well as PCI Express 2.0 interface.
As the features, the addition of the new NVIDIA CUDA is capable of hastening image editing and video processing tasks, whereas the PhysX technology built-in the cards touts to guarantee simple assessment of realistic physics in real-time for unusual environmental pragmatism, interaction and visual effects.
For additionally enhancing the gameplay, the latest ZOTAC graphics cards make use of NVIDIA PureVideo HD technology, which claims to increase video quality to high-def levels for playback of Blu-ray videos along with scanty CPU utilization.
Carsten Berger, marketing director, ZOTAC International, said, “ZOTAC makes a product for all markets and segments, with the addition of the new GeForce 9400GT Synergy Edition and GeForce 9400GT DDR2 1GB, we now have a low-profile graphics card for small form factor users that want to upgrade to the latest GeForce 9 graphics architecture and a entry-level graphics card with 1GB of video memory.”
Attributing a low profile form factor, the GeForce 9400GT Synergy Edition is produced taking into account small form factor systems. As its reviews, it comes embedded with two low-profile brackets, 64-bit memory bus, 512MB of DDR2 memory, 550 MHz core clock, 800 MHz memory clock, 32 stream processors and 1400MHz Shader clock.
Whereas the GeForce 9400GT DDR2 1GB sports a 1 GB of DDR2 video memory, 128-bit memory bus, 800 MHz memory clock, core clock of 550 MHz, 16 stream processors and 1400 MHz Shader clock. There is no mention of its pricing as yet.
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