NVIDIA Add-in Manufacturers Announce GeForce GT 640 Graphics Cards
Add-in card partners including ASUS, Palit, and Zotac, have extended their GeForce GT 600 series with their GeForce GT 640 graphics cards which adopt the NVIDIA Kepler architecture and come with support for DX11, Blu-ray 3D, and incorporate technologies like Adaptive Vertical Sync and FXAA.
Add-in card partners have extended their GeForce GT 600 series with their GeForce GT 640 graphics cards.
Adopting NVIDIA's Kepler architecture, the cards come with support for DX11, Blu-ray 3D, and is packed with NVIDIA technologies including (but not limited to) Adaptive Vertical Sync and FXAA.
ASUSGT640-2GD3 | Palit GeForce GT 640 | Zotac GeForce GT 640 | |
Processor cores | 384 | ||
Core clock speed | 901MHz | 900MHz | 900MHz |
Memory clock speed | 1782MHz | ||
Memory | 2GBDDR3 | 1GB / 2GBDDR3 (2 models) | 2GBDDR3 |
Memory interface | 128-bit | ||
Others | ASUS Super Alloy Power technology | - | TrackMania 2 Canyon 3-Day Game Pass included |
Unlike some earlier reports, these cards will be using the GK107 GPU, which is a true Kepler architecture based entry-level GPU. While this very same GT 640 series also enlists the older GF116 Fermi based part (only has 144 stream processors), fortunately these are relegated to OEM-only parts. Still, it would be wise to pay more attention to the specs when you do chance upon an extremely inexpensive GeForce GT 640 graphics card.
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