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Zotac GeForce FX 5200 Video Card Experience cinematic graphics power, and create special effects like Hollywood movies. Leave the dull world of integrated graphics technology behind and enter the World of Cinematic Computing. This high-performance, 4 pixels-per-clock 3D rendering engine features 128-bit, studio quality floating-point precision through the entire graphics pipeline. NVIDIA GeForce FX-Series graphics cards deliver industry-leading features and performance enabling special effects on par with Hollywood films.
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Zotac ZT-52FPC2N-HSL 5200 PCI 256 MB 128-Bit DDR1 4 250/333 S-Video Card
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Special Features
- nv:Lifestyle^Mainstream|Chipset^NVIDIA GeForce|GPU Series^NVIDIA GeForce 5|GPU/VPU^NVIDIA GeForce 5200|Additional Features^DirectX 9|Video Memory^256MB|Memory Type^GDDR1|Memory Interface^128-bit|Core Clock^250 MHz|Interface Type^PCI|Connector(s)^DVI|Connector(s)^VGA (15-Pin D-Sub)|Connector(s)^Video Out|Overclocked^No|1080p Support^No|Video Output^DVI|Video Output^S-Video|Video Output^VGA|Low Profile^No|Cooling Type^Heatsink
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Summary: Good but not perfect 2009-07-18
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Summary: good card for the price 2009-03-20
Comment: easy to install and it works well. whether or not the lack of a fan will be a problem remains to be seen.
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Zotac ZT-52FPC2N-HSL 5200 PCI 256 MB 128-Bit DDR1 4 250/333 S-Video Card
When the Dell 23" widescreen monitor showed up, it included both VGA and DVI connections and cables. Naturally, DVI provides the better connection, and connect away I did. The PC optimally set the display to the 1920 x 1080 resolution. At that point, the screen sprang to life, and what a beautiful display. Only ... the graphics card can't scale to that resolution. It offers it, but the result is you see about 80% of the display, and have to pan left and right and up and down to see the rest of it. Bummer!
I didn't do all my homework! This is an older generation graphics engine, and you have to downgrade (!!) to 1280 x 1024 in order to see the whole screen at once. When you do, the graphics card then fits the image in the window, but it's squished vertically and stretched horizontally. It looks strange.
I've played with the nVidia control panel all day long, and visited the Dell forums, only to find that this card (5200 graphics engine) just can't support the 1920 x 1080 within the confines of the 23" widescreen real estate. It'll display it, but then you have to scroll off the edges, up, down, left & right.
The solution -- I'll probably sell mine and upgrade to a newer generation graphics engine (I'm thinking 8400 ...). If, however, you have a widescreen with native resolution down around the 1280 x 1024 range, this is the perfect low cost card for you!