As a world-renowned market leader, Gainward officially introduces Gainward GeForce GT 600 series graphics accelerators for the mainstream discrete VGA market — Gainward GeForce GT 630, GeForce GT 620 & GeForce GT 610. The new GeForce GT 600 series offer better productivity and efficiency, provides smooth graphics in your games and multimedia contents while staying cool and power efficient. It is with the full support of latest DirectX 11 multimedia gaming standard and is supplied with Gainward components for greatest stability. Gainward GeForce GT 600 series are the ideal solution for price-performance conscience users with high demands.
Gainward GeForce GT 600 series are designed to conquer the mainstream market by providing the latest VGA technology as a standard into your PC. With NVIDIA’s Adaptive Vertical Sync and FXAA technology, the new GT 600 series brings the gameplay to a new level.
*The NVIDIA FXAA technology – a shader-based anti-aliasing technology can produces beautiful smooth lines with minimal performance impact.
*The NVIDIA Adaptive Vertical Sync will only enable when the frame rate exceeds the refresh rate of the monitor and disable automatically when the frame rate drops too low to minimize stuttering in game.
Gainward GeForce GT 600 series can also accelerate editing of your photos and HD videos, immerse yourself in Blu-Ray 3DTM movies, and play the latest DX11 games. You can go online, navigate shop and socialize in a whole new way with HTML5 GPU accelerated web browsers like Internet Explorer® 9 and Google Chrome™; enjoy 1080p online videos, render high-res photos instantly and supercharge your favorite multimedia applications.
From this amount of power, you will benefit to immerse in web, photos and video with fluidity including High Definition contents. Gainward GeForce GT 600 series will always perfect your multimedia life. Explore Gainward GeForce GT 600 series and have a good time with realistic physical effects for a lifelike gaming adventure and highest-quality home theater experience.
