Product comparison · 2 gpus

MSI N220GT-MD1G graphics card GeForce GT 220 vs MSI Radeon HD 5850

Key differences

Processor frequency
- N220GT-MD1G graphics card GeForce GT 220:625 MHz
- Radeon HD 5850:725 MHz
Graphics card memory type
- N220GT-MD1G graphics card GeForce GT 220:GDDR2
- Radeon HD 5850:GDDR5
Memory bus
- N220GT-MD1G graphics card GeForce GT 220:128 bit
- Radeon HD 5850:256 bit
Memory clock speed
- N220GT-MD1G graphics card GeForce GT 220:810 MHz
- Radeon HD 5850:4000 MHz
HDMI version
- N220GT-MD1G graphics card GeForce GT 220:1.3a
- Radeon HD 5850:1.3
DirectX version
- N220GT-MD1G graphics card GeForce GT 220:10.1
- Radeon HD 5850:11
OpenGL version
- N220GT-MD1G graphics card GeForce GT 220:3.1
- Radeon HD 5850:3.2

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Comparison of N220GT-MD1G, Radeon HD 5850
22 specifications	A MSI N220GT-MD1G graphics card GeForce GT 220 Model N220GT-MD1G View product	B MSI Radeon HD 5850 View product
Processor1 differ
Graphics processorKnown for one	GeForce GT 220	Unknown — not stated by the source
Maximum resolution	2560 x 1600 pixels	2560 x 1600 pixels
CUDAKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Processor frequencyDiffers	625 MHz	725 MHz
Graphics card RAMDAC	400 MHz	400 MHz
Stream processorsKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1440
Memory3 differ
Discrete graphics card memory	1 GB	1 GB
Graphics card memory typeDiffers	GDDR2	GDDR5
Memory busDiffers	128 bit	256 bit
Memory clock speedDiffers	810 MHz	4000 MHz
Ports & interfaces1 differ
Interface type	PCI Express 2.0	PCI Express 2.0
HDMI ports quantity	1	1
HDMI versionDiffers	1.3a	1.3
DVI ports quantityKnown for one	1	Unknown — not stated by the source
VGA (D-Sub) ports quantityKnown for one	1	Unknown — not stated by the source
DVI-I ports quantityKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	2
Performance2 differ
DirectX versionDiffers	10.1	11
OpenGL versionDiffers	3.1	3.2
HDCP	Yes	Yes
Designidentical
Cooling type	Active	Active
Other featuresidentical
Mac compatibility	No	No
HDMI	Yes	Yes

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