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NVIDIA GeForce8100 +nForce 720a

The NVIDIA GeForce 8100 + nForce 720a is an integrated graphics chipset released in 2008, combining a GeForce 8100 GPU with an nForce 720a motherboard chipset.

The NVIDIA GeForce 8100 + nForce 720a is an integrated graphics solution from 2008, built on the Tesla architecture with a C78 GPU chip manufactured on an 80 nm process. It features 16 shading units running at a base clock of 500 MHz. The graphics memory is system-shared DDR2 or DDR3, with a 128-bit memory bus and a bandwidth of 17.06 GB/s. The chipset has a TDP of 40 W and requires no power connectors. It supports DirectX 10.0 and OpenGL 3.3. The bus interface is PCI via HyperTransport. This chipset is designed for use with compatible motherboards and CPUs that support the nForce 720a chipset.

Specifications

Architecture unverified Tesla
GPU chip unverified C78
Process node unverified 80 nm
Shading units unverified 16
Base clock unverified 500 MHz
Memory size unverified 0.512 GB
Memory type unverified System shared DDR2 or DDR3
Memory bus unverified 128 bit
Memory bandwidth unverified 17.06 GB/s
Board power (TDP) unverified 40 W
Power connectors unverified None
Bus interface unverified PCI (HyperTransport)
DirectX support unverified 10.0
OpenGL support unverified 3.3
Release date unverified 2008-05-06
Release year unverified 2008

Performance

Performance index

79

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PassMark G3D Mark79
PassMark G2D Mark308

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