ASUS GeForce 210 1GB 64-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 Low Profile Ready Video Card, EN210 SILENT/DI/1GD3/V2(LP) available on April 24 2019 from Amazon for 55.20
UPC bar code 132017608020 ξ1 registered January 04 2016
Product category is Video
Manufacturered by ASUS Computer International Direct
Exclusive 0dB thermal design dissipates heat efficiently with no noise generated Ideal for home theater PCs and multimedia centers with its low profile, high-efficiency, low-consumption design Native HDMI on board for full HD 1080p entertainment Enhanced durability and protection with GPU Guard and EMI Shield Interface: D-Sub Output : Yes x 1, DVI Output : Yes x 1 (DVI-I), HDMI Output : Yes x 1 Memory Interface: 64-bit Chipset: GeForce 210 Engine Clock: 589 MHz Video Memory: 1GB DDR3 Memory Clock: 1200 MHz Memory Interface: 64-bit Bus: PCI-Express 2.0 x16 RAMDAC: 400 MHz Max. Resolution: 2560 x 1600 Connectors: VGA, DVI, HDMI Thermal: Fanless Support Microsoft Windows 7 Support NVIDIA PhysX Technology Support GeForce CUDA Technology Support NVIDIA PureVideo HD Technology Support HDCP - High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection Support Microsoft DirectX 10.1 Exclusive 0dB thermal design dissipates heat efficiently with no noise generated Low profile design Interface - D-Sub Output : Yes x 1, DVI Output : Yes x 1 (DVI-I), HDMI Output : Yes x 1 " ASUS EN210 is a silent, low-profile card for HD HTPC entertainment. It is ideal for home theater PCs and multimedia centers with low profile design and high power efficiency. Silent passive cooling runs 0dB quiet, perfect for hushed gaming and multimedia joy.
Nice card for the $. Big bang for the buck.I had no problem setting this up. You can download the latest NVIDIA drivers, and roll. I've seen a major computer manufacturer sell a work computer with a lesser model card for $26 more.With Windows 7, this is a reasonably priced video card solution. I don't know about heavy gaming, but my son likes it for his on-line games. My Linux Mint (Debian edition) had no problem with this card. Nice card at the lower end.The heat sink is rat..
I bought this in March to upgrade for HDMI output. I was nervous as it said requires 300 watt power supply minimum, but I have not had any issues with this. I have a 300 watt supply, running this card, firewire card, 2 drives, and 2 fans. No problem so it must draw a lot less than the box says. Runs at 33'c but have not over clocked and put to the max. Improved my desktop display and it is sending everything in 1080p to my HDtv. For someone who is not tech savy at all, I found..
I just bought a new computer: a desktop Windows 7, Intel machineIvy Bridge, i7 3.5 GHz) - a tower with plenty of room inside.This is an every 4 year ritual for me, buying a new tower -I've done it every 3-4 years for 20 years:4 years = two tick/tock cycles on Intel's Moore's Law clock).Part of the ritual is setting up a dual monitor display,which I've also had for 20 years. The past ten yearsI've used 3 and now 4 monitors (more about why in a minute).I'm now using two large video cards in..
