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The EVGA GeForce 9400 GT is a low-end desktop graphics card from the late 2000s, built on Nvidia's G96 core with 1GB of DDR2 memory on a 128-bit bus. It is a basic display and video card: it handles desktop work, HD video playback and older or very light games, not modern 3D titles. Its 1GB of slow DDR2 does not make it faster than 512MB versions of the same card; the memory bandwidth is the limit. Compared with integrated graphics of its era it adds a dedicated GPU and HDCP output, but any current budget card or modern integrated graphics beats it easily. It suits retro builds, office PCs and media boxes, not gaming rigs.
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Owners of this class of card describe it as a cheap way to get a working display output or play older games, and note it was never a gaming card even when new. Most criticism centers on the slow DDR2 memory and its age.
The EVGA GeForce 9400 GT is a graphics card with 1GB of GDDR2 memory. It connects through a PCI Express 2.0 x16 interface and installs in desktop systems.
The card is HDCP compliant for high-definition playback. It supports SLI, so multiple units can be combined for enhanced visuals.
