Reviewers Liked
- Good Cooler, Big Fan, 1 GB DDR3
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Not Quite As Powerful As The 4670
Gigabyte GeForce GT 220 1GB GDDR3 PCIe GV-N220D2-1GI
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Expert reviews and ratings
An awkwardly positioned card that is far too...
By Atomic MPC onGigabyte's tweaked GT 220 is the best we've seen, but it's not enough to persuade us to buy this card....
By Expert Reviews onThere are many things that you can say about the Gigabyte GT220. The card itself is clearly a budget card that will not be able to max out all of the latest games, but you have to look past this. The card really had no issue running any games at a...
By Bjorn3D onAs for the particular implementations of the GeForce GT 220, we like Gigabyte’s version more than Gainward’s, mostly because of the more advanced cooling system. Otherwise, these two cards are identical in their consumer properties and...
By X-bit Labs onGigabyte has used the ‘new' GT 220 chip in a reference overclocked design that isn't powerful enough for decent gaming. On the bright side the support for HDMI and DVI along with Nvidia's video decoder and the quiet cooler mean that...
By IT Reviews onWith one gigabyte of GDDR3 memory running at 800 MHz (1,600 MHz effective) and an overclocked GPU, the Gigabyte GV-N220OC-1GI represents the best-case-scenario for the GeForce GT...
By Tom's Hardware onutta la qualità dei prodotti Gigabyte è presente anche in questa scheda entry level, purtroppo la valutazione finale del prodotto è macchiata dalla errata...
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Dobbiamo dire, innanzitutto, che le nuove GeForce GT 220 e la 210 sono le migliori soluzioni disponibili se consideriamo i consumi energetici. Integrano anche altre funzionalità, come il supporto alle DirectX 10.1, offrono capacità migliorate di...
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