EVGA

EVGA 512-P1-N402 D3 GeForce 6200 512MB PCI Video Card

Unleash Gaming Potential on a Budget Introducing the EVGA GeForce 6200 Video Card. Geared for gamers seeking performance without breaking the bank, this card delivers rendering power for an amazing experience. 512MB DDR2 Memory PCI Interface DVI Output Four pixel pipelines ...

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Overview

Unleash Gaming Potential on a Budget

Introducing the EVGA GeForce 6200 Video Card. Geared for gamers seeking performance without breaking the bank, this card delivers rendering power for an amazing experience.

  • 512MB DDR2 Memory
  • PCI Interface
  • DVI Output
  • Four pixel pipelines
  • Core clock speed of 300MHz
  • Effective memory clock of 532MHz
  • 64-bit GDDR2 memory
  • Maximum resolution of 2048x1536
  • S-Video output

Specifications

GPU Model
GeForce 6200
Video Memory
512MB
Interface Type
PCI

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Frequently Asked Questions

This video card uses a PCI interface, which is important for compatibility with motherboards that have this type of slot.
The EVGA 512-P1-N402 D3 GeForce 6200 comes with 512MB of video memory.
The GeForce 6200 is an older generation card and is generally not suitable for modern gaming titles, which require significantly more powerful GPUs.
The product description does not specify the number or type of video output ports, so multi-monitor support is not explicitly confirmed.
This card requires a PCI slot on the motherboard; modern systems often use PCIe slots, so compatibility depends on your motherboard's available slots.
The operating system compatibility for this older generation card would typically include Windows XP, Vista, and possibly Windows 7, but newer OS versions might require legacy drivers.