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Reviews (52)
Mar 13, 2011
It's Nvidia
Granted for its release time it could have been better off the shelf. The new drivers and DX11 make it scream for the specs. It is MUCH smaller lengthwise than my GTX 260s. Plays Dragon Age II with 4xAA and 2xAntistropy without slow downs. Considering the ultra low price, the 1Gb DDR5 and much higher processor cores than the 460...you CAN'T go wrong.
Dec 29, 2009
Small for kids, small budget.
This thing is quite awesome. My daughter cannot get enough of it, and at 4 years old it is odd for her to play with something every single day for more than 2 days. She has surpassed that already. She gets really excited to help plug it in to the PC and upload pictures so she can see them on the "big screen" it is tough, already been thrown across the house by accident and dropped on cement, works great. So the picture quality isn't amazing, but she adores it. Nothing else matters.
Sep 27, 2011
Cannot beat the value of InteL boards for the money spent, you just cannot.
1 of 1 found this helpful It is an InteL board. With that statement, comes many good things. It is STABLE, all the time without question. It runs as it should without question. It is dependable without question. The only drawback to InteL branded boards; they do not have the overclocking abilities that other manufactures do. But if you want stability without having to tinker with settings to get it how you want it - InteL boards are always good for that. No real drawbacks, it does what the manufacturer states it does, and does so quickly and efficiently. No onboard HDMI, but it isn't listed with it. If it had, it would be perfect for many things.