Nvidia GeForce GT 640 Review: Cramming Kepler Into GK107
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Page 1:GeForce GT 640: Nvidia's Entry-Level Gambit
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Page 2:Test Setup And Benchmarks
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Page 3:Benchmark Results: Battlefield 3
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Page 4:Benchmark Results: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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Page 5:Benchmark Results: Metro 2033
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Page 6:Benchmark Results: DiRT 3
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Page 7:Benchmark Results: Crysis 2
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Page 8:Benchmark Results: Aliens Vs. Predator
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Page 9:Benchmark Results: Diablo III
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Page 10:Power, Temperature, And Noise Benchmarks
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Page 11:GeForce GT 640 Means Business...At The Right Price
Benchmark Results: DiRT 3
DiRT 3 is an ideal benchmark for low-end graphics cards because it manages to both look exceptional and run smoothly on modest hardware.
In this title, the GeForce GT 640 DDR3 bests the Radeon HD 6670 GDDR5 by a slight margin. As we’ve come to expect already, the Radeon HD 7750 enjoys a significant lead.
Summary
- GeForce GT 640: Nvidia's Entry-Level Gambit
- Test Setup And Benchmarks
- Benchmark Results: Battlefield 3
- Benchmark Results: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
- Benchmark Results: Metro 2033
- Benchmark Results: DiRT 3
- Benchmark Results: Crysis 2
- Benchmark Results: Aliens Vs. Predator
- Benchmark Results: Diablo III
- Power, Temperature, And Noise Benchmarks
- GeForce GT 640 Means Business...At The Right Price
This doesn't even get close to the card placed just 10 bucks above.
Cheers!
This doesn't even get close to the card placed just 10 bucks above.
Cheers!
1. With the GT440 and GT240 offering it, I can't believe someone won't quickly release a GDDR5 version. With such an obvious improvement that would be, it does not bode well for yields or other costs that DDR3 had to be used, and the card still has a $100 initial price. Can it come down to where it needs to be without becoming a "loss-leader?"
2. Pretty decent settings were used in the charts. Considering how good most modern games look even cut down to "medium" settings, that HD7750 at or near the top of the charts makes people who insist you need a $300 graphics card to play games look silly. This makes me wonder all the more what this new card could do with GDDR5, assuming it's economically feasible. Of course if it isn't, then this card simply loses except in that niche [business] market that wants to run three monitors.
3. I think the word you were looking for in reference to the absence of a PCIE power connector is "eschew."
4. Interesting, I noted that the box image is of a Seraphim from the game Sacred 2. Might that [older] game be included with the card, is it meant to advertise that the card supports PhysX (which Sacred 2 will use), or is there a copyright lawsuit on the way?
I think nvidia doesn't want to kill amd outright and comes up with these really bad products.
6770 is slower than 7750. It is also older gen. Why put that?
For such a low end video card, WOW... things really start get changing now...
This has been a friendly reminder from grammar police.