Product comparison · 2 gpus

GIGABYTE GV-N94T-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2 vs GIGABYTE GV-N94TOC-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2

Key differences

Interface type
- GV-N94T-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2:PCI Express x16
- GV-N94TOC-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2:PCI Express 2.0
DirectX version
- GV-N94T-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2:10.0
- GV-N94TOC-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2:10
Compatible operating systems
- GV-N94T-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2:Windows XP/Vista
- GV-N94TOC-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2:Windows Vista, XP

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Comparison of GV-N94T-512I, GV-N94TOC-512I
23 specifications	A GIGABYTE GV-N94T-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2 Model GV-N94T-512I View product	B GIGABYTE GV-N94TOC-512I graphics card GeForce 9400 GT GDDR2 Model GV-N94TOC-512I View product
Processoridentical
Graphics processor	GeForce 9400 GT	GeForce 9400 GT
Maximum resolution	2560 x 1600 pixels	2560 x 1600 pixels
Memoryidentical
Graphics card memory type	GDDR2	GDDR2
Memory bus	128 bit	128 bit
Ports & interfaces1 differ
Interface typeDiffers	PCI Express x16	PCI Express 2.0
HDMI ports quantityKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1
DVI ports quantity	1	1
VGA (D-Sub) ports quantity	1	1
Performance1 differ
DirectX versionDiffers	10.0	10
OpenGL version	2.1	2.1
HDCP	Yes	Yes
Dual Link DVI	Yes	Yes
Full HDKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Design1 differ
Cooling type	Active	Active
Bracket heightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Full-Height (FH)
Form factorDiffers	Half-Height/Half-Length (HH/HL)	Full-Height/Half-Length (FH/HL)
Poweridentical
Minimum system power supply	450 W	450 W
System requirementsidentical
Minimum system requirements	CD-ROM/DVD-ROM	CD-ROM/DVD-ROM
Minimum RAM	128 MB	128 MB
Minimum processor	Intel Pentium/Core 2, AMD Athlon/Phenom	Intel Pentium/Core 2, AMD Athlon/Phenom
Other features1 differ
Mac compatibility	No	No
HDMI	Yes	Yes
Compatible operating systemsDiffers	Windows XP/Vista	Windows Vista, XP

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