Legit Reviews

While surfing the web this morning I rounded up as many GeForce GT 240 pictures that I could to post up in one place for you guys. It appears the NVIDIA reference card is a single slot card, but most the Add-In-Board (AIB) partners went dual-slot with upgraded coolers.

The NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 Reference Card:



The EVGA GeForce GT 240 Retail Card:



The ECS GeForce GT 240 Retail Card:



The Gigabyte GeForce GT 240 Retail Card (GV-N240D3-1GI):



The XFX GeForce GT 240 Retail Card:



The ASUS GeForce GT 240 ENGT240/DI/1GD3/A Retail Card:



The Leadtek Winfast GeForce GT 240 Retail Card:



The MSI GeForce GT 240 Retail Card:



The Palit GeForce GT 240 Retail Card:



The Zotac GeForce GT 240 ZT-20401-10L Retail Card:

hmm same arctic cooling hs/f on two of 'em, one being transparent and same on the Sapphire 4670, must be a pretty good unit

I wonder why the lack of passively cooled units. Seems like a great card for HTPC use.

trueg wrote:I wonder why the lack of passively cooled units. Seems like a great card for HTPC use.

The best part of a new graphics card is choosing which aftermarket cooler would be best for your particular build!

trueg wrote:I wonder why the lack of passively cooled units. Seems like a great card for HTPC use.

The obvious answer is because they generate too much heat. Anyone know for sure?

anyone know which card this is equivilent to?

DJ Tucker wrote:anyone know which card this is equivilent to?

it has 96 stream processors so it is like a new core for the original 9600 GSO's

cool well then not as good in sli as the 9800gt

DJ Tucker wrote:cool well then not as good in sli as the 9800gt

correct, it would not be an upgrade for you. i'd get another 9800GT since they're actually the exact same price!

though as a generalization, newer tech always has its own benefits.