MSI NX8400GS-TD256E
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MSI NX8400GS-TD256E
Competitively priced NVIDIA GeForce 8400 series designed for home and office use. The card supports Microsoft DirectX 10, so is ideal for computers running the Windows Vista operating system. It is also suitable for playing a less demanding computer games. GPU NVIDIA GeForce 8400GS is clocked at a frequency of 450 MHz DDR2 memory with a capacity of 256 megabytes is clocked at 800 MHz. To connect the display device card has an analogue D-Sub connector, a digital DVI connector and TV output.
Parameters and specifications:
Chip: NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS
Memory:
256 megabytes of DDR2
64-bit bus
Clock frequency:
Core: 450 MHz
Memory: 800 MHz
RAMDAC: 400 MHz
Interface:
PCI Express x16
Outputs:
VGA D-Sub
DVI-I
TV output (HDTV support)
Supported Standards:
Shader Model 4.0
Support for OpenGL 2.0 and Microsoft DirectX 10.0
CineFX 5.0 Engine
NVIDIA PureVideo
NVIDIA nView
NVIDIA Intellisample 4.0
Parameters and specifications:
Chip: NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS
Memory:
256 megabytes of DDR2
64-bit bus
Clock frequency:
Core: 450 MHz
Memory: 800 MHz
RAMDAC: 400 MHz
Interface:
PCI Express x16
Outputs:
VGA D-Sub
DVI-I
TV output (HDTV support)
Supported Standards:
Shader Model 4.0
Support for OpenGL 2.0 and Microsoft DirectX 10.0
CineFX 5.0 Engine
NVIDIA PureVideo
NVIDIA nView
NVIDIA Intellisample 4.0
Whole description
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Micro-Star International Co Ltd. C/O MSI Computer Europe BV, Science Park Eindhoven 5706, 5692 ER, Son, Netherlands, [email protected] The Taiwanese company MSI (Micro-Star International) has earned a solid place in the world of IT, mainly producing motherboards for desktop computers. However, it also produces high quality graphics cards, barebone computers, notebook computers, networking products, servers, and many other computer components. MSI products support the latest technologies and provide the performance necessary for all applications. Recently, the company has begun making a name for itself in the growing segment of gaming notebooks. 
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