Tuesday, February 1st 2011

ZOTAC Announces its GeForce GT 440 Graphics Cards

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.
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16 Comments on ZOTAC Announces its GeForce GT 440 Graphics Cards

#2
Red_Machine
This is a mess. They're STILL releasing 400 series cards...
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#3
jsfitz54
Low end bus powered cards

There must be a need in the price arena they are aiming at, despite lack of pricing info.

Maybe the aim is government desktops or other large organizations.

I think the card looks good but would like to see a side by side with a 450
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#4
Red_Machine
My point is, nVidia should be spending all of their R&D time/money on the 500 series. This card should have been the GT 540, that would make more sense.
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#5
toastem2004
I'm wondering what the ROP/TMU count is. The 430 was a lowly card for most things due to only 4 ROPS, the GT 240 was a better "gaming" and compute card. Could this be an overclocked 430 to get rid of stock? A compare to either the 430 or 240 would really help understand its place
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#6
mtosev
Arrakis+9cute looking card
Strange looking card. at least the price will be nice.
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#7
ThomasK
GDDR5 @ 800 MHz? Does anyone actually make such slow chips?
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#8
meirb111
this is realy bad the oem 440 is better 144 cuda cores this one has 96 only,
the same as 430 this card is a joke Texture Fill Rate 6.5 only the 430 has 11.2
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#9
HellZaQ
Nice card :) looks like my Radeon x740xl...but performance is probably better
:laugh:
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#10
Ozpa
The color scheme and design is sexy as fu*k!
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#11
LAN_deRf_HA
Looks to be akin to a 9600 GS which honestly does pretty well with games. Even crysis at 720p, 1080p at a mix of medium and high. This is of course taking advantage of how crysis seems smoother at lower fps than other games...
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#12
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
these should easily beat the 9600GS should be similar performance to the 8800GTS 320/640mb seeing how both have 96 shaders.


statement retracted looked at the reviews and ROP count
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#13
AsRock
TPU addict
toastem2004I'm wondering what the ROP/TMU count is. The 430 was a lowly card for most things due to only 4 ROPS, the GT 240 was a better "gaming" and compute card. Could this be an overclocked 430 to get rid of stock? A compare to either the 430 or 240 would really help understand its place
It'll make you think WTF
www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/GeForce_GT_440/


Maybe nVidia should bring out the tag WTF and not just GS\GT\GTX\TI. Because that's what this card is.
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#15
AsRock
TPU addict
cdawallhow about POS instead?
Sure why not :). Can see it already EvGA 440GT POS OCSCBS
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#16
micropage7
Arrakis+9cute looking card
yap, but it looks kinda short, longer card would be better paired with big hsf
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