Nvidia Geforce2 MX400 64MB DDR PCI Video Graphics Card VGA

Product Review

GeForce2 MXTM brings the power of NVIDIA's second generation graphics processing units (GPU) to desktop PCs and Apple® Power MacTM computers. The result-the same stunning visual experience PC users expect from NVIDIA GPUs. Leveraging the second generation architecture of the GeForce2 GTS, GeForce2 MX is a robust GPU at mainstream price points. GeForce2 MX uniquely incorporates Digital Vibrance ControlTM (DVC), which makes all images-including 2D, 3D, and video-brighter and crisper, even on digital flat panels, with the flexibility of the TwinViewTM dual-display architecture.

Product Features

TwinView - Finally, with NVIDIA's TwinViewTM dual-display architecture, multiple displays can be supported on a single GPU. Financial analysts can have a second monitor specifically for tracking each data stream, while graphic artists can use an entire screen for palettes and another for editing.
Digital Vibrance Control (DVC) - Digital Vibrance ControlTM is a patent-pending innovation for controlling color separation and intensity. With a simple control panel, you select and control the color settings of your display's entire visual output.
NVIDIA Shading Rasterizer (NSR) - The NVIDIA Shading RasterizerTM (NSR) combined with the blazing fill rate of an NVIDIA GPU, delivers incomparable resolution and accuracy. Complex scenes are now rich with detail. Features such as per-pixel bump mapping can be utilized to a more dramatic visual effect.

Customer Reviews

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Didn't work with my PC, January 18, 2012

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This review is from: Nvidia Geforce2 MX400 64MB DDR PCI Video Graphics Card VGA (Personal Computers)

Bought this card as a cheap video upgrade for an old Dell Dimension 2400 PC, but the card refused to work past it's native VGA resolution.

The driver disc was worthless: none of the drivers were compatible with the video card. Also, I couldn't get any of the drivers that I downloaded from the Nvidia web site to work as well.

Tried the PCI card in the other PCI slots, but I had the same problem.

Maybe the video card was bad or incompatible with the Dell (not the first time), so I'm returning the card for a refund.