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Nvidia Geforce GT 440

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sowomar83 Posted messages 875 Status Member -  
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Hello,
I would like to know if the Nvidia Geforce GT 440 2 go with these specifications can allow me to play recent games without maxing out the details. Here are the specifications of my card:
Technical specifications:

- GPU: GeForce GT 440
- Processing units: 96
- Graphics card frequency (in MHz): 810
- Processor frequency (in MHz): 1620
- Texture fill rate (in billion pixels/s): 13.0

Memory technical specifications:
- Memory frequency (in MHz): 900 DDR3
- Standard memory configuration: 2GB GDDR3
- Memory interface width: 128-bit
- Memory bandwidth (in GB/s): 28.8 (DDR3)

Supported features:
- NVIDIA PureVideo®* HD technology
- Compatible with NVIDIA PhysX(TM)
- NVIDIA CUDA(TM) technology
- Microsoft DirectX 11
- OpenGL 4.0
- Supported PCI-E 2.0 x16 bus
- Certified for Windows 7
- NVIDIA 3D Vision Ready

Supported displays:
- Maximum digital resolution: 2560x1600
- Maximum VGA resolution: 2048x1536
- Standard display connectors: Dual Link DVI, HDMI, VGA (optional)
- Multi-monitor support
- HDCP
- HDMI**
- Internal audio input for HDMI

Dimensions of standard graphics cards:
- Height 11.11 centimeters
- Length 14.5 centimeters
- Dual-Slot width

Thermal and electrical characteristics:
- Maximum GPU temperature (in °C): 98
- Maximum graphics card power (in W): 65
- Minimum required system power (in W): 300

Thank you in advance for taking the time to read and respond. Have a good evening!! :)

Configuration: Windows 7/XP, Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ 2.53 GHz, 4GB RAM, Ati Radeon HD 4350, Sound Blaster Live 24 bits/Realtek High Definition Audio

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    geekosa Posted messages 10502 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   986
     
    Instead of a GT 440, I suggest switching to an HD 6770 (you can find it for around €80) and it is much more powerful.
    (Just make sure your power supply is at least 350W (or 450W if it's a poor brand).
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    1. sowomar83 Posted messages 875 Status Member 53
       
      Hello,
      Thank you for your response, but please I would like to know if with this GPU I could play fairly recent games and Battlefield 3 without pushing the details to the maximum and with no lag or issues?
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    2. geekosa Posted messages 10502 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   986
       
      hmm but not as much as a 6700...
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    3. Docteur Gonzo Posted messages 5710 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   639
       
      Hi,

      It's clear that the HD6770 is much more interesting!!!
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    4. sowomar83 Posted messages 875 Status Member 53
       
      Yes, but by the way @geekosa, I am in Ivory Coast and the CG currently on the market is the Nvidia Geforce 250, which is very far from my budget and the Geforce 440 2Gb. So I cannot get the ATI 6770, which performs quite well in tests compared to the Nvidia 440 2Gb. But I would like to know if when I buy the Nvidia 440 2Gb, I will still be able to play Battlefield 3 at not too high a resolution and with at least normal details without issues, because that’s what my budget can afford..!! I’m only 16 years old :p
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    5. geekosa Posted messages 10502 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   986
       
      Okay.
      I prefer the 1GB though because 2GB of video memory is useless, especially on a card of this price; it won't increase performance.
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  2. prypiat_child Posted messages 1500 Status Member 273
     
    "Windows 7/XP, Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ 2.53 GHz, 4GB RAM,

    It's going to be complicated to play recent games at full settings with a Core 2 Duo.

    Even with an excellent graphics card.
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    1. sowomar83 Posted messages 875 Status Member 53
       
      Thank you for responding so quickly, but it's not about playing recent games at full capacity; I just want to know if I can play them comfortably with the specifications of the graphics card, at least on the minimum details.
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    2. prypiat_child Posted messages 1500 Status Member 273
       
      Sure. Sorry, I misread that passage^^ What games are you thinking of, for example?

      That said, this map isn't really for games...
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    3. Anonymous user
       
      With your setup, you can run BF3 on minimum settings; you're within the limit because with my Core 2 Duo at 2.13GHz, I can play with my GT 340, so you can play BF3, but don't expect high performance quality.
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    4. sowomar83 Posted messages 875 Status Member 53
       
      @prypiat_child by the way, the games Call Of Duty, Burnout, Street Fighter IV, Devil May Cry 4, Crysis .... run well with my ATI Radeon HD 4350 1Gb without lagging and I can even play Battlefield 3 at 800x600 with medium details, so I would like to know if my Nvidia 440 GT 2Gb will do a much better job than the ATI which, in my opinion, does nothing.
      And which one between the Nvidia GT 440 2Gb and the ATI Radeon HD 4350 1Gb is the better graphics card?
      Thank you
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    5. sowomar83 Posted messages 875 Status Member 53
       
      Merci @momo-95150, mais selon toi, avec ma configuration et la Nvidia GT 440 2 Go, à quelle résolution pourrais-je jouer à BattleField 3 et avec les détails réglés en quoi ????
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