Club3D delivers GeForce GT 640 with 4GB DDR3

Posted on Friday, October 05 2012 @ 15:24 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
It's kinda silly to strap so much memory to a GeForce GT 640, but Club3D went ahead and introduces a GeForce GT 640 video card with a whopping 4GB of DDR3 memory. The card has a low-profile design, with a GK107 GPU clocked at 900MHz, and the DDR3 clocked at 1600MHz. Cooling is provided by a small heatsink plus a 55mm fan.

Club3D states the card uses up to 50W, which is 15W less than the TDP a standard GeForce GT 640.
The graphic card utilizes a custom cooler design with a 55mm fan and is 1.5 slot size, that ensures the card to remain cool at 57 ?C and silent with 32 dBA on average when gaming, extending the lifespan of the card and operate stable at high speed. The Club 3D GeForce GT 640 4096MB graphic card consumes 50W, that is 15W less power under load when compared to the standard full size GeForce GT 640 graphic cards at 65W. The card is fully powered through the PCI Express interface offering more compatibility with previous generation power supplies and the included low profile kit make installation a snap.
Club3D GeForce GTX 640 LP with 4GB memory


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