We reported last week about the chipsets for NVidia’s new G210 & GT220 surfacing, and now less than a week later we’ve got news of the OEM Cards surfacing. Specs are the same as previously mentioned:
Based on GT218, GeForce G210 is powered by 16 stream processors, and features 512MB DDR2 memory and 64-bit memory interface width, with core/shader/memory clock of 589/1402/500MHz. The card supports Microsoft DirectX 10.1, and boasts DVI/VGA/DisplayPort connectivities. The maximum graphics card power consumption is only 30.5W.
Based on GT216, GeForce GT220 is powered by 48 stream processors, and features 1GB DDR3 memory and 128-bit memory interface width. Other specs include core/shader/memory clock of 615/1335/790MHz, DVI/HDMI/VGA outputs and DirectX 10.1 ready.
Remember that these are the OEM cards, so you won’t be able to buy them really. These will just be the cards that ship standard in upcoming system like those from Dell.
