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Jaton GeForce MX4000, (128 MB) PCI Graphic Card Review

According to 29 comments, the Jaton GeForce MX4000 is overall a superior product. If you want a Graphics Card, we enthusiastically recommend the Jaton GeForce MX4000.

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Product Ratings

Overall (29 Reviews)

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Specs & Features

Released

over 2 years ago

Installed Memory

128 MB

Graphic Processor

NVIDIA GeForce MX 4000

Display Interface

VGA - 15 pin D-Sub x 1

Analog Video Standards

S-Video
Composite

Card Interface

Compatibility

Fill Rate

34 Million Triangles/sec

Form Factor

Plug-in card

Included Accessories

Low-profile Bracket
Drivers CD
Operating Manual

Installed Memory / Techno

128 MB (DDR SDRAM)

Installed Memory / Technology

128 MB (DDR SDRAM)

MPN

VIDEO208PCI128TV

Max. Screen Resolution

2048 x 1536

Memory Bandwidth

8 GB/sec

Memory Data Width

64-bit

Memory Tech

DDR SDRAM

Operating System

Microsoft Windows 2000
Microsoft Windows 98
Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition
Microsoft Windows XP
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 or later

Output Interface

S-Video
TV Out
Composite (RCA)

Package Type

Retail

Pipeline Engines

2 Pipeline Engines

RAMDAC Speed

270 MHz

Refresh Rate at Max Res

2048 x 1536 @ 60 Hz
60 Hz @ 2048 x 1536

Special Features

MPEG Decoder Card

Warranty

2 Years

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What People Say

i'm not playing games or anything on it. from Newegg.com Its PCI so will work with almost all computers. from Newegg.com It's a PCI card, so it'll work on prettymuch any computer. from Newegg.com Pros: With a pci slot my only option, bought this card to perk up an Everex gpc running the latest version of Ubuntu. from Newegg.com running it on linux mythtv front end and cedega/ counter-strikecons: noneother thoughts: to the user trying to play wolfenstein enemy territory if you had a better understanding of video cards you from Newegg.com other thoughts: to the user trying to play wolfenstein enemy territory if you had a better understanding of video cards you would have downloaded the lastest drivers from nvidias site not the from Newegg.com card recognized on boot-up; ubuntu automatically found nvidia driver and install it. from Newegg.com pros: to be honest it does what its advertised, works with vista, the only bad part to it is nvidia does not have support drivers for that os.i have it in a budget media center rig. from Newegg.com other thoughts: i installed the driver from the nvidia site- i recommend not bothering with the jaton cd from Newegg.com i bought the card for the tv output, because that's what it was designed for, so i'm not sure how well it handles games. from Newegg.com