Inno3D GeForce 210 512MB PCIe

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Pros:

Extremely Low power consumption, Native HDMI output, Low profile card, Huge overclocking potential, 40 nm GPU, HDMI audio no longer requires SPDIF cable, No external power connector required, Works with fan disconnected passive!, Support for DirectX 10.1.

Cons:

Noisy, Fan speed not temperature controlled, Very limited 3D gaming performance, Relatively High price, No support for DirectX 11

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Last revision on April 7, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Extremely Low power consumption, Native HDMI output, Low profile card, Huge overclocking potential, 40 nm GPU, HDMI audio no longer requires SPDIF cable, No external power connector required, Works with fan disconnected passive!, Support for DirectX 10.1

Reviewers Didn't Like

Noisy, Fan speed not temperature controlled, Very limited 3D gaming performance, Relatively High price, No support for DirectX 11

Expert reviews and ratings

NVIDIA's new GeForce 210 Series is as good a card as it is bad. These low-end cards come with a super-power-efficient new 40 nm core, that is also tiny, which means it is extremely cheap to make for NVIDIA. While added support for DirectX 10.1 feels...

By techPowerUp! on October 22, 2009

Alrighty, conclusion time. Both the GT 210 and GT220 are sufficiently enough cards for normal desktop usage. The GeForce GT 210 however is extremely stripped down and should be used for very generic PC usage (desktop work) only; you can also decode...

By Guru of 3D on December 10, 2009

The Inno3D GT210 is a good graphics card for office use and HD playback, especially when installed in an HTPC. It has a low height, it is noiseless and it doesn't need any external...

By CDRinfo on November 18, 2009