XFX GF 5200 128MB DDR TV PCI

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Brand	XFX Nvidia
Graphics co-processor	NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200
Video output interface	DVI
Graphics Chipset Brand	NVIDIA
Graphics card interface	PCI

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Brand of Graphic Chip: nVidia
Bus Size in Bit: 256
Card: yes
DVI: yes
Decoder: No
Direct 3D Compatible: Yes

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Brand

‎XFX Nvidia

Product Dimensions

‎10.8 x 15.24 x 3.81 cm; 798.32 Grams

Item model number

‎PVT64KNTFG

Manufacturer

‎XFX

RAM Size

‎128 MB

Computer Memory Type

‎DDR SDRAM

Graphics Coprocessor

‎NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200

Graphics Chipset Brand

‎NVIDIA

Graphics Card Interface

‎PCI

Item Weight

‎798 g

Additional Information

ASIN

B0000E2Y7E

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14 ratings

3.6 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

938,363 in Computers & Accessories (See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories)
6,289 in Graphics Cards

Date First Available

6 Oct. 2006

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The GeForce" FX 5200 GPU delivers best-in-class performance and features at a great price. With a GeForce FX or PCX mainstream GPU inside your PC, you can experience cinematic-quality effects, studio-quality color, and the industry-leading performance and rock-solid driver stability you expect from NVIDIA.

The only DirectX 9-compatible GPUs in their class, the GeForce FX 5200 is engineered for compatibility with the latest gaming and multimedia software.

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richard whitney

Sturdy build.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 June 2019

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Sturdy build, easily adjustable, secure hold, works well. Value for money.

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Happy

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 March 2018

Verified Purchase

A+++

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Mr. F. Amran

XFX GF 5200 (NVIDIA Software)

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 December 2015

Verified Purchase

AGP connector graphic card.
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Simon Heartfield

Great VFM

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 February 2005

Verified Purchase

I replaced the Radeon 9200 which I had HUGE problems installing on my machine (and which ultimately didn't work at all) with the XFX GeForce5200. The XFX installed first time and runs like a beauty. Yes there are better cards out there but the XFX is absolutely superb value for money.

7 people found this helpful

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the5th

Neccessary...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 January 2006

I'll start this review with a some specs for my PC, which may explain why I bought a PCI card in this fine year 2006AD, and help those in a similar situation. I have a Celeron 2.6Ghz, 1Gb RAM. My PC has no AGP slot and an integrated Intel graphics controller, useless for any but the most ancient games. When it came to installing the item, had a total failure the first time. The Driver for my integrated graphics card proved very difficult to de-activate and the installation instructions in the manual that came with this card were not totally accurate in my case. The old controller kept overriding any instructions to use the new card. Eventually got it sorted and a few issues cropped up:
When installing the drivers I got a pop-up saying "The Device is not recognised as an XFX device. Log on to nVidia.com for the latest drivers...etc.", but yet once I had the drivers and software suite installed it worked fine. Went onto the site and there were no updates available. The manufacturer claims a maximun resolution of more than 2000 by more than 1000 (can't remember exactly) @ 85Hz, but max that's available to me in the options is 1280x960. I'm not sure if this is to do with my monitor, but I don't think so, it's pretty good, a hand-me-down from a graphic designer friend. Although my current setting of 1152x864 is enough really. The system requirements on the box state that the card requires a power supply of at least 300W, but mine is only 250W, and it seems to work fine (fingers crossed).
These niggling concerns aside, the improvements with this card over my old controller are immense. It plays Vampire: The Masquerade with only the slightest stutter when the CPU is under high load, but this is probably more to do with the CPU than the card. Very impressive for an old-ish card considering Vampire is only a few months old. Overall, if like me you are stuck with a dodgy PC with no AGP slot and an integrated controller, this card is the only way to go.

5 people found this helpful

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Amazon Customer

Great budget graphic card

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 April 2006

ive got a dell dimension 1100 celeron pc with an intel interaged graphics card which is a diaster for trying to play these mordern games. I have also purchased counter strike source (great game) from amazon and found out it didnt work cus my existing graphic card does not support the game.
I didnt really no much about graphic cards, so i browsed through the internet and read posts forum, articles before i purchased one because i wanna make sure i get the right one, saves me the hassle of returning it. After surfing through the net about graphics card for 2 days i came upon xfx geforce 5200 graphics card, after getting through the first hurdle i now had to find out which type of card i needed (agp or pci). After reading more reviews and articles i was positive that the graphic card type i needed was pci.
I got the product and was happy that it worked with my computer and did what i wanted

5 people found this helpful

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Samsen

Great for normal desktop use but not for the latest games

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 June 2006

I got this card couple of months before as an upgrade from motherboard integrated graphics. Installation was straight forward. Open the case, pop this card in the PCI slot, screw it to place, power up the computer, Lo And Behold! the computer recognized it as an nVidia 5200 PCI device. Windows XP driver installation was a breeze with the supplied driver CD. With this card my ageing Win XP desktop comes alive again. I'm running this card with resolution of 1280 x 1024(naive) on my 17" lcd monitor with no probs. Now to the gaming part- NFS underground 2 looked pathetic running on this card. Its playable at 1024 x 768 resolution and low detail setting. I didn't bother trying FarCry with it. But hey you wouldn't be hardcore gamer if you are looking at this range of cards. I tried this card with Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Yoper, Linspire, SUSE etc with failure. I got kernel panic with those distros each time I fire them up. So be cautious using this graphic card with Linux though nVidia cards are said to be working well with Linux. It could also be my own hardware causing the panic. All in all this card is a good value buy for those of u have no other choice than "PCI" graphic solutions. So if you use this card for normal word processing, watching DVDs, browsing the net, PowerPoint's and every other thing except playing latest games, it's a champ. Remember the overall performance (in gaming) depends on type and amount of RAM you have, processor etc. (for reference my pc specs : Pentium 4 2.00 GHz, RAM- 1 GB DDR, mercury mobo with 3x PCI slots)

Update: Regarding kernel panic, I found out that my other hardware is the one interfering with the card and causing panic. I managed to boot Slax by disable commands in the boot screen. And boy doesn't it look wonderful at maximum resolution. So if you want to dual boot into Linux, by all means this card will work magically. I can say this because, now the distros recognize the card at boot and also I don't have to do any additional tweaking and NO driver installing for it to work at naïve resolution. Even Win XP didn't do that!

9 people found this helpful

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Adam E. Sefton

XFX Geforce FX5200 128MB PCI Graphic Card with TV-Out Retail

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 January 2006

I have also got a dell which has a disapointing intel intergrated extreme graphics cards, but with this 128mb card i can run all the games that are even out now like doom 3, san adreas, call of duty 1+2,pacific assualt was a bit crappy- still playable
but are on a medium-low quality although call of duty run like a beauty, this is not a bad card at all!!!!!
its must buy as its cheap and to be honest if you have been looking around this is what you are going to end up with anyway so stop looking and get it already!!!

6 people found this helpful

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