Customer Reviews

EVGA nVidia GeForce 9400GT 1 GB DDR2 PCI Graphics Card 01G-P1-N948-LR

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I bought this card for my cousins Dell Dimension 3000 (2.8ghz P4 Prescott, 2gb DDR3200, 80gb HD, 12x DVD-RW, 305w 17a 12v RAIL Stock P.S.) It works flawlessly and 10x better then the stock Intel 865 Graphx w 8mb!!!! I had to upgrade the PowerSupply about a week later after it blewout....got a $40 POWER COOLING by OCZ 375w P.S. wit a 25a 12v Rail and everything been flawless ever since!!!! (EVGA HAS IT RATED FOR 300W 18A 12v RAIL)
My internet scrolling and other word precessing is AWSUM!!! no flickering or pausing...internet video n pictures just in general are way more vivid colors n "realer" lookin!!
Plays newer games good...NOT by any meaans on HIGH/ULTRA settings....PERFORAMANCE setting go quickly/easily....GOOD/AVERAGE setting look/play good on 1024x768 n sum on 1280x1024 !!!!
I run WinXP Pro so not sure how well the Vista Aero, VISTA SCORES, DX10 works on this 9400GT PCI!!!

Overall very satisfied with the buy!!! 3rd EVGA vid card set owned/purchased (2x 7800GTX 256mb SLi, 2x 9800GT 512mb SLi)

I purchased this card to expand my setup from 2 to 3 monitors. I already own a 9800 GT which I use for rendering most games I play. From my experience, I would recommend this card if you do not have the money to spend on a higher end card. However, if you want the most bang for your buck, I would recommend going with a 9800 GT or a similar card.

This card was purchased to run two additional monitors on my main workstation. It works well except there is a noticeable and irritating delay when compared to my other graphics card. Due to available card slots this was the type of card we had to go with, I know there are better choices out there. It does what I want it to, but the slight delay is annoying.

If I had it to do over again, I would buy another card, but the issues may not be with the card and actually be with the interface so I could still have the same issues.

Works perfectly for me in XP, Vista and Ubuntu Lucid. Also allows GPU acceleration if the program can use it like SETI and other BOIC projects.

I replaced a lesser model graphic card for this and didn't see a noticeable difference. I was hoping at least 720 videos would play well, if not 1080, but no luck.