Product comparison · 2 gpus

ASUS EAX1950PRO/HTDP/256M graphics card GDDR3 vs MSI NX7100GS-TD256E graphics card GDDR2

Key differences

Processor frequency
- EAX1950PRO/HTDP/256M graphics card GDDR3:581 MHz
- NX7100GS-TD256E graphics card GDDR2:350 MHz
Graphics card memory type
- EAX1950PRO/HTDP/256M graphics card GDDR3:GDDR3
- NX7100GS-TD256E graphics card GDDR2:GDDR2
Memory bus
- EAX1950PRO/HTDP/256M graphics card GDDR3:256 bit
- NX7100GS-TD256E graphics card GDDR2:64 bit
OpenGL version
- EAX1950PRO/HTDP/256M graphics card GDDR3:2.0
- NX7100GS-TD256E graphics card GDDR2:1.5
Dual Link DVI
- EAX1950PRO/HTDP/256M graphics card GDDR3:Yes
- NX7100GS-TD256E graphics card GDDR2:No

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Comparison of EAX1950PRO/HTDP/256M, NX7100GS-TD256E
19 specifications	A ASUS EAX1950PRO/HTDP/256M graphics card GDDR3 Model EAX1950PRO/HTDP/256M View product	B MSI NX7100GS-TD256E graphics card GDDR2 Model NX7100GS-TD256E View product
Processor1 differ
Maximum resolution	2048 x 1536 pixels	2048 x 1536 pixels
Processor frequencyDiffers	581 MHz	350 MHz
Graphics card RAMDAC	400 MHz	400 MHz
Parallel processing technology supportKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Not supported
Memory2 differ
Graphics card memory typeDiffers	GDDR3	GDDR2
Memory busDiffers	256 bit	64 bit
Memory clock speedKnown for one	1400 MHz	Unknown — not stated by the source
Ports & interfacesidentical
Dual VGA	Yes	Yes
TV-in port	No	No
TV-out	Yes	Yes
I/O portsKnown for one	2 x DVI	Unknown — not stated by the source
Performance2 differ
TV tuner integrated	No	No
DirectX version	9.0c	9.0c
Shader model version	3.0	3.0
OpenGL versionDiffers	2.0	1.5
Dual Link DVIDiffers	Yes	No
Full HD	Yes	Yes
Other featuresidentical
Mac compatibility	No	No
Packaging contentidentical
Bundled softwareKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	- VGA Driver - MSI Live Update Series - GoodMem - LockBox - WMIinfo - MSI Secure DOC - MSI Live - E-Color - MediaRing - ShowShift - ThinSoft Be Twin - Adobe Acrobat Reader - Norton Internet Security 2005 - Microsoft DirectX 9.0b

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