nVidia GeForce G210 [GeForce G210]

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nVidia GeForce G210

PN: GeForce G210 | Interface: PCI-Express 2.0 x16, Memory controller: 64 bit, DirectX version: DirectX 10.1, Unified Shaders: 16

General
Brand	nVidia
Product name	GeForce G210
Product code	GeForce G210
Tested by HWI
Release date	10/06/2009
Price (min. / avg.)	-

Specifications
Interface: PCI-Express 2.0 x16 , Memory controller: 64 bit , DirectX version: DirectX 10.1 , Unified Shaders: 16
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General
Brand	nVidia
Product name	GeForce G210
Product code	GeForce G210
Specifications
Interface	PCI-Express 2.0 x16
Clock frequency - Core	589 MHz
Clock frequency - Memory	500 MHz
Clock frequency - Shaders	1402 MHz
Memory controller	64 bit
Memory type	DDR2
DirectX version	DirectX 10.1
Vertex Shader version	4.1
Pixel Shader version	4.1
Unified Shaders	16

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External news
Nvidia quietly releases GeForce GT 220, G210 to retail	TechSpot
NVIDIA Geforce G210 (DX10.1) 40nm Video Card Benchmarked	Madshrimps
NVIDIA GeForce G210 and GeForce GT 220 Now Official	techPowerUp!
NVIDIA's 40nm GeForce G210 and GeForce GT 220 desktop GPUs emerge	Engadget