ZOTAC Reveals NVIDIA GeForce GT 440 GPU Series
This one's based on NVIDIA's Fermi platform, with 96 customizable unified shaders, DirectX 11 support, CUDA-enabled transcoding / image editing, a 128-bit memory interface, dual-link DVI port, HDMI 1.4 socket and a PCIe 2.0 interface.
No pricing details are being released yet, but that should change soon.
ZOTAC® Introduces GeForce® GT 440 Series Graphics Cards
New ZOTAC® GeForce® GT 440 series deliver balance of graphics performance, features and value
HONG KONG – Feb. 1, 2011 – ZOTAC® International, a leading innovator and the world’s largest channel manufacturer of graphics cards, motherboards and mini-PCs, today introduces a new graphics card for mainstream users seeking a performance kick – the new ZOTAC® GeForce® GT 440 series graphics cards with 512MB and 1GB DDR5 memory.
Powered by the high-performance NVIDIA® Fermi architecture, the ZOTAC® GeForce® GT 440 series pack 96 customizable unified shaders capable of rendering beautiful DirectX® 11 graphics or accelerate NVIDIA® CUDA™-enabled video transcoding and image editing applications. The customizable shaders enable the ZOTAC® GeForce® GT 440 series to accelerate streaming high-definition Internet video powered by Adobe® Flash® technology for flawless playback free of dropped frames and stuttering.
“The ZOTAC® GeForce® GT 440 series graphics cards strike the perfect balance of performance, features and value for a graphics card that combines Microsoft® DirectX® 11 and NVIDIA® CUDA™ technology to deliver a premium computing experience,” said Carsten Berger, marketing director, ZOTAC® International.
The ZOTAC® GeForce® GT 440 series is available with 512MB and 1GB DDR5 memory that connects to the graphics processor via a wide 128-bit memory interface capable of lightning-fast communications between the graphics processor and memory.
It’s time to play with the ZOTAC® GeForce® GT 440 series graphics cards.
General details
• New ZOTAC® GeForce® GT 440 series graphics cards
• Engine clock: 810 MHz
• 96 unified shaders
• Shader clock: 1620 MHz
• 512MB or 1GB DDR5 memory
• 128-bit memory interface
• Memory clock: 3200 MHz
• Dual-link DVI-I, HDMI 1.4a & DisplayPort outputs
• PCI Express 2.0 interface (Compatible with 1.1)
• Microsoft DirectX® 11 & OpenGL® 4.1 compatible
• NVIDIA® CUDA™ and 3D Vision™ ready
• ZOTAC® Boost Premium software bundle included
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didn't even know they had a 440 series. this card really ain't that special but if the price is right it's a ok gaming card for a casual player |
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I purchased a ZOTAC NF610I-K-E, as my first itx board for my old mans computer. He was tired of a large desktop, and wanted something tiny. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813500044 Newegg had em on special for like 40$ with free shipping. The first board didnt accept any sort of memory... bsod all the time when i added a second ram stick, didnt matter if the first slot was identical, it just didnt like any second stick of memory. I tested all my ram on other computers, so that wasnt the issue. RMA'd that and a couple of weeks later got a second board. This time, refused to display any Video. Nothing, not even the bios, tried on the 3 monitors i have at home, nada. RMA'd that, got a 3rd board + a $10 rebate from Zotac.... Same problem as the first board.... didnt accept a second ram stick, didnt matter what company it was. Finally returned everything, almost 2 months into the process, got back my money. Perhaps i was just unlucky... i tend to be unlucky when a good deal arrives and i get it.... but 3 boards... Zotac, i'm sorry, i'll stick with Asus, gigabyte and Maybe, just maybe, msi. |
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