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Evga GeForce GT 430 specifications:
- 700 MHz core clock
- PCI Express 2.0
- 1024 MB 128 bit DDR3 memory
- 1400 MHz memory clock and 1400 MHz shader clock
- 96 CUDA Cores
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Evga GeForce GT 430 1 GB DDR3 PCIExpress 2.0 Graphics Card 01GP31430LR Price and Description:
GeForce your PC with the EVGA GT 430 and get the final performance upgrade. Tap into the hp of the GPU for a visually charged increase on your beloved applications. Edit your photos and HD videos and push the limitations of your web experience with a new generation of GPU accelerated browsers. Level up your game with the next generation gaming architecture built from the ground up for DirectX 11. Take the new 3D movies home with Blu ray 3D and GeForce. All this and more at an excellent value. The EVGA GT 430 features 96 CUDA Cores, a quick DDR3 memory interface with 1024MB onboard and full DirectX eleven support breathtaking image quality. NVIDIA PhysX and CUDA technologies power realistic effects for an interactive gaming experience. Plans include 700 MHz core clock, 1024MB (1GB) of DDR3 memory with a 1400 MHz memory clock and 22.4 GB/second memory bandwidth, 128 bit memory bit width, 1400 MHz Shader Clock, 96 CUDA cores, and PCI Express 2.0 compatibility. Extra features are Microsoft DirectX eleven Support, NVIDIA PhysX Technology, Blu Ray 3D Support, Hardware Video Decode Acceleration, NVIDIA CUDA technology with CUDA C/C++, DirectCompute 5.0, and OpenCL support, PCI Express 2.0 support, OpenGL 4.0 support, Dual Link HDCP capability, TrueHD and DTS HD Audio Bitstreaming Support and Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 support. Connections are HDMI 1.4a and Dual Link DVI I. Package will include the EVGA Driver/software disc with EVGA Precision Tuning utility and a restricted two year warranty if registered inside 30 days at evga.Com.
Evga GeForce GT 430 1 GB DDR3 PCIExpress 2.0 Graphics Card 01GP31430LR Reviews and Price:
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5.0 out of five stars Pretty much the HTPC holy grail. A great bargain., January 8, 2011
By Beebeard See all my reviews () This review is from: Evga GeForce GT 430 one GB DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 Graphics Card 01G P3 1430 LR (Electronics) When Nvidia released the GT 430 reference design in the last quarter of 2010, hardware pundits everywhere were amazed by the card’s possible. Here was a bitstreaming video card, bulging with electronic muscle, with a respectably low power footprint. In short, it was the perfect HTPC video card. The only problem was that Nvidia’s offering was a little slow to market, and after a barrage of price drops on comparable ATI merchandise, the initial price point of the GT 430 was a little high for what you were to get.
Flash forward to the present, and the price on the GT 430 cards is dropping.Dropping.Dropping. As they move farther away from the $100 mark and closer to the $50 mark, the cards shaped up into one heck of a nice deal. I love mine. In fact, I could marry mine if the state I lived in somehow allowed it. We could live in a log cabin together and sell crafts to tourists. Just me and the GT 430 against the world. No worries, no regrets. I.I love you, GT 430. Let us never fight.
PROS:
It laughs at your 1080p HD videos. Laughs at them, pushes them down, and takes their lunch money. The card has enough hp to play back many kind of crazy, as yet undiscovered 5000p video stream, let alone whatever weak 1080p kung fu you’d want to throw at it. Your media center is going to be future proofed for quite many time. I put this card in a 780G based motherboard with onboard ATI HD 3200 graphics considered many of the best onboard graphics available just some years back and the GT 430 just destroys it. Sure, discrete graphics solutions are usually going to be faster than onboard video, this is well known, but the difference was night and day. You want to play a 1080p movie in Windows seven Media Center while you page through many other film offerings in MediaBrowser? The menus are smooth as butter. You want to watch HD TV with the program guide overlayed on the TV stream without graphics slowdowns? Yeah, not a problem. The card delivers.
Quieter than you could think. The active cooling on the card firstly had me worried about the decibels it may put out, but now that the card is installed, the fan on this EVGA part is whisper calm. I can not hear it over the sound of my hard drives.
Good enough for simple gaming, if that is your thing. People who compare this budget Fermi model to graphics cards meant for gamers pretty much miss the point of a card like this. It is supposed to be sandwiched into a tiny HTPC case, where it can push out many decent graphical hp through a digital output without using many of electricity and without generating many of heat. If you need a giant, full sized PCI E card that will take up a square foot of space in your computer case so you may be able to get 200 FPS and pwn noobs in Call of responsibility 11: responsibility Harder, or something, then look elsewhere. This card isn’t for you. As well, that is your mom calling you. Dinner is prepared. But if you have light gaming needs and tend to play older games, like World of Warcraft, then the GT 430 has you covered. I am at 1920 x 1080 resolution at the highest detail settings with no slowdown. Life is good.
Made by EVGA. For the uninitiated, the thinking is typically that one company’s implementation of an Nvidia reference design is alike if not exactly the same as another company’s, so it does not really matter what name is on the card, just purchase whatever’s cheapest. But believe me, the company does matter. EVGA is one of the more established video card businesses out there now, and my own experience with them in the past is that they have stood by their merchandise in case of trouble and are fast to honor their rebates. In fact, I got a rebate offer with this card, and after filling out the info on their web site, the company offers to expedite the rebate procedure for a nominal ($2) fee, so you get your money back in week or so instead of half a year. How great is that?
Nvidia driver support. You download one driver file from nvidia.Com and that is it. The installation is automated and painless, and the drivers support a large range of Nvidia merchandise. There is no drama. Compare and contrast with ATI’s infamously poor driver support, where the company will frequently sneakily disable features on older cards that worked good with the older drivers, or will inadvertently introduce or reintroduce bugs serious enough to crash your computer. My subjective opinion is that their driver support matured and gotten a little better, but it is still just plain bad. Every time ATI releases a new set of Catalyst drivers, it is like a war crime. As somebody with a junk drawer filled with a decade’s worth of poorly supported ATI TV tuners and graphics cards, it was certainly a headache I wanted to avoid this time. If you are to get tired of all the nonsense and are taking 5xxx series ATI cards off the table as a viable choice for an HTPC build, that leaves you with just one good, cheap alternative, and it is this card.
CONS:
The card is meant to have a small footprint, and occupy one PCI E slot without hogging the other slots on the motherboard. But in my setup, the heatsink fan on the video card is perilously close (1/4″) to a adjoining PCI slot, which itself has a TV tuner card in it. Yeah, everything physically fits in the case, but there may be many concerns with heat when you have two cards that close to each other. I installed a small intake fan to push more air into the PCI bay as a little insurance.
A minor gripe, but the box was a little light. No adapters, no driver CD, no nothing. It was just the card. I realize most customers aren’t going to use all that stuff, but throw us a bone here. Throw in an HDMI cable to sweeten the deal. Something. Anything.
I hate to end with the “CONS” because it gives the impression that there is something wrong with the card that should somehow factor into a purchasing choice. But the fact of the matter is there really is nothing wrong with this card at all. It is pretty much as good as it gets for new media PC builds. If you are assembling an HTPC, it should most surely be on your list of parts to purchase.
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4.0 out of five stars Nice, but beware., October 23, 2010
By F. J. Roman (USA) See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) () This review is from: Evga GeForce GT 430 one GB DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 Graphics Card 01G P3 1430 LR (Electronics) I have been using this nice, little but powerful, video/graphics card for just a week. It works nicely with my old, and not so powerful Dell computer.
The Evga GeForce GT 430 works great with the CRPG games I play. Examples of these games are the Medieval series, Oblivion, The Witcher, etc. I haven’t tried it on any of the new games that require higher class video cards.
You may be wondering why I wrote “but beware.” I’ll explain.
Nvidia’s web site obviously show the card needs at least 300 watts to run properly (recommended).
But, none of the websites I visited (Nvidia included)looking for info or reviews about this video card offered you what I think about a important part of info about the card.
When I received the card, and before I opened the box, I decided to read every bit of info to be sure my computer and the card are matched.
Sure enough, I found the one part of info none of the websites I looked at included.
The Evga GeForce GT 430 needs at least 22 amps per 12 volt rail.
I got lucky because after opening my computer, looking at info on the power source, and surfing the net for formulas to learn the amps for my computer, I found that my computer has or produces exactly 22 amps per 12 volt rail.
Summary: nice, little but powerful, card. Not the top of the line as far as power is worried, but good enough for the common gamer who owns a non gaming computer.
P.S. Thanks to for letting me return the card I ordered before this one (Evga GeForce GTS 450). Great buyer support!
Five of five people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of five stars Go ahead and purchase it!, January 17, 2011
By Mattress Man See all my reviews () This review is from: Evga GeForce GT 430 one GB DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 Graphics Card 01G P3 1430 LR (Electronics) MY THOUGHTS
This is a remarkable graphics card for the price here. Though, I projected a bigger increase in performance in my computer. I was mislead into thinking that the GPU could influence how fast I can edit photos and what not, but this isn’t so. I got this so my computer may be faster in things like Corel Painter Sketch Pad and Corel Videostudio Pro X3. This is a bit faster than my old ATI Radeon 3200 on board graphics. These applications are more CPU intensive though. I didn’t know this when I bought the card and so I was a little unimpressed with how fast it was. This card is certainly made for gaming. I am not a big gamer, but I may get into it. The reason why I like it so much and have kept it’s because it’s virtually future proof. It’s 3D prepared and is good for gaming. It’ll certainly help me at some point if I want to do these things.
THE PRODUCT
This is a high quality card. It runs on low power (I run it on a stock 300 watt power supply). It still plays nice with my system. You may be able to drive almost every monitor out there with three outputs. It’s compact, it may fit in every mini tower or tower on the market. Using the EVGA Precision software I could monitor the temperature and it ran at an average of around 30 degrees Celsius, which is like ice cold for graphics cards. It produces high quality picture and I’m impressed with it. I recommend not using the drivers that come on the EVGA disc. Just go on the nVidia web site and get the new one. The control center is useful, I recommend spending many time with it. This is a great card made by a great company.
BOTTOM LINE
If your computer is more than eight years old and you want to play new games and edit things, you may want to most likely do a complete overhaul.
If your computer is three years old or newer and it’s to get sluggish on screen and is not using your monitor to its full possible, GET THIS!!!!!
If you’re a informal gamer and with pretty good hardware but have a crappy GPU, GET THIS!!!!!
If you’re wanting to edit things and design things faster, check into a better processor or memory. That’s the costly solution, but it is the right one. The same goes for gamers.
At this price with a ., go for it. Purchase it now!
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