Wholesale nVIDIA GT 240M N10P-GS-A2 1GB MXM A VGA Video Card QUAL VG.10P06.005
nVidia Graphics MXM-A Type Video Card for Laptop
The card compatible MXM A slot in Laptop, some of laptop need update bios.
Brand: nVidia
Model: GeForce GT 240M
GPU P/N: N10P-GS-A2 / VG.10P06
Memory Size: 1024MB (8pcs DDR3 64 x 16)
Bios: Acer / nVidia
Interface: MXM-A (70mm x 82mm)
Condition: New & Unused
Parts: MXM Card, 6x HeatSink Sticker, 4x Screws & Driver Disc
Warranty: Doa 30days
(If removed sticker or sign, no warranty)
Payment: Paypal or other method
Remark:
1. The MXM card tested in laptop & 3D mark befor sent.
2. Some of Laptop need updated bios & compatible it.
3. If the MXM card driver conflict with some device driver in laptop, the operate system maybe need re-install.
4. Pls paste the heat sticker as below photo before install the card.
NVIDIA GeForce GT 240M
The
Nividia GeForce GT 240M is a DirectX 10.1 graphics adapter for
notebooks based on the GT216 core. It is the successor of the GT 130M
and technically a higher clocked GT 230M. Because of the 48 shader
cores, it should perform noticeably better than the GT 130M and due to
the 40nm production process the power consumption should stay the same.
The
core of the GT230M is internally called GT216 and according to Nvidia
based on the current high-end desktop architecture (GTX 200 series).
Furthermore, Nvidia has improved the micro-architecture for further
power saving and performance increases. Therefore, the performance per
shader unit should be slightly improved compared to the previous
generation.
As the GeForce 9700M GTS, the GT 240M features 48
stream processors that do the work of the former dedicated pixel- and
vertex-shaders. The unified shaders of Nvidia are 1-dimensional (AMD has
5-dimensional shaders which leads to the higher number of shaders).
The
GeForce GT240M also supports CUDA, DirectX Compute, OpenCL, and PhysiX
to use the shaders for other tasks than rendering images (like encoding
videos, calculating the physics of a game or mathematical tasks). For
these special tasks, the GPU can be noticeably faster than current CPUs.
The
mobile graphics card has a built in video decoder called PureVideo HD
with VP4. The Video Processor 4 (VP4) supports the full decoding of
H.264, VC-1, and now also MPEG-4 ASP (e.g. DivX or XviD). MPEG-1 still
wont be supported, but the decoding of this codec is quite trivial on a
CPU.
In conjunction with a chipset from Nvidia with integrated
graphics (e.g. 9400M), the GT 240M supports Hybrid-SLI (HybridPower and
GeForceBoost). HybridPower is a technique to choose between the
integrated and dedicated graphics core, if performance or battery
runtime is needed. This works only in Windows Vista (and possibly
Windows 7). Up to now the user has to use a tool to switch between the
GPUs. Later Nvidia wants to switch automatically in the drivers.
GeForceBoost is not supported by the GT 240M because the SLI combination
would not perform better.
The performance of the middle class
gpu GT 240M should be somewhere between the GeForce GT130M and the 9700M
GTS and above the GT 230M because of the lower clock rate. Demanding
DirectX 10 games like Crysis should run fluently in medium details.
Older or less demanding games should run in high detail settings and
high resolutions.
Depending on the the used type of graphics
memory (GDDR2, GDDR3 or perhaps even DDR2/DDR3) the performance may
differ noticeably.
The power consumption of the mobile graphics
card is - like the GT 130M and GT 230M - 23 Watt (TDP). Furthermore,
according to Nvidia, the new improved core does only need half of the
power in Idle mode.
Manufacturer | NVIDIA |
Series | GeForce GT 200M |
Codename | N10P-GS |
Pipelines | 48 - unified |
Core Speed | 550 MHz |
Shader Speed
| 1210 MHz |
Memory Speed
| 800 MHz |
Memory Bus Width | 128 Bit |
Memory Type | DDR3, GDDR2, GDDR3 |
Max. Amount of Memory | 1024 MB |
Shared Memory | no
|
DirectX | DirectX 10.1, Shader 4.1 |
Current Consumption | 23 Watt |
technology | 40 nm |
Features | DirectX Compute Support (Windows 7), CUDA, OpenCL, HybridPower, PhysX |
Notebook Size | medium sized |
Date of Announcement | 15.06.2009 |
Information | 174 Gigaflops |