Filed under: News | Hardware & Peripherals
Oct 13 2009, 5:33am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The GT 220 is available in two versions. The GT-220X-ZNFC has a GPU clock of 625MHz and a memory bus that is 128-bit. The 1GB of RAM is clocked at 800MHz and the card has VGA, HDMI, and DVI-D outputs.
XFX also offers the GT 220 in a part number GT-220X-ZNF2. The card is clocked the same as the other GT 220 part number and has no added features. I will assume that the difference is in the bundle, though the XFX website doesn't specify exactly what is different about the card. All of the cards are HDCP capable and support PhysX, CUDA, and PureVideo.
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