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The PNY GeForce GT 240 is a low-end desktop graphics card from around 2009, built on Nvidia's GT215 chip with 1GB of GDDR3 and a PCIe 2.0 x16 interface. It handles basic display output, HD video playback and HDCP-protected streaming, and its small fan-cooled single-slot design fits cramped cases and low-wattage power supplies. It is far slower than any current card and even than the GT 430 or GT 730 that replaced it, so it suits office PCs, media boxes and retro builds rather than modern gaming. Owners of the era called it a quiet, cheap step up from integrated graphics, but it struggled with then-current games at higher settings.
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Reception at launch was lukewarm: reviewers saw it as a modest budget card that beat integrated graphics but trailed rivals in its class. Owners who bought it for HTPC and office use tended to be satisfied with its quiet operation.
The PNY GeForce GT 240 is a PCI Express 2 x16 graphics card with 1GB of GDDR3 memory. It is built to handle everyday gaming, high-resolution media editing and video playback.
The card is HDCP ready, which supports secure playback of protected streaming content. It has a compact, fan-cooled design that helps keep a system cool and quiet.
