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Galaxy GeForce GT 640 GC 2GB Performance Review

Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Diablo III

Deus Ex: Human Revolution is the third game in the series and it is really beautiful and really fun. It is a DirectX 11 title and as such, I made sure that tessellation was turned on.

Here are the settings we used in Deus Ex 3:

Deus Ex 3 ran pretty well with settings at normal levels and tessellation turned on. When enabled the GT 640 overclocked, the average frame rate was not as high as before, but the game was much smoother because the frame rate varied less. With 3D Vision enabled the overclock really helped improve the playability.

Deus Ex 3

Diablo III is my latest addiction (level 51 Wizard) so I had to find out how well the GT 640 can handle it.

Here are the settings we used in Diablo III:

I was able to run Diablo III with all the settings turned on or up except for anti-aliasing. With AA turned on I was ran into some stuttering issues with the card at stock speeds and 3D Vision turned off.

Diablo III

The game ran well at stock clocks, even better with the overclock, but then once I turned 3D Vision on the FPS dropped to less than half. The game was almost playable in 3D Vision with the overclock turned on, but not quite. 3D Vision does not add a lot to a game like Diablo III anyway.

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3 Comments
Tuesday, July 24, 2012 11:37:17 AM
No value at $100, might have if Nvidia could MSRP it for under $70
Saturday, July 28, 2012 6:31:26 PM
This needs GDDR5 or a wider memory bus.
Wednesday, August 08, 2012 12:03:42 PM
DDR5 and what 192-Bit? For Nvidia that make a $200 part that prefoms like a 7770. It isn't preformance problem, it's a pricing calamity. AMD can give DDR5 and use 128-Bit and wins with 7750 and that can be a had for $85.

The bigger deal is AMD releasing the new HD 7750 900MHz.. It's like a GTX550Ti on 75W.
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