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MSI NVIDIA NX7300-TD128RH Fanless 7300LE 128MB DDR2 PCI-E
 | NVIDIA NX7300-TD128RH Fanless 7300LE 128MB DDR2 PCI-E [Discontinued]  (1 customer review) | £8.69 (£10.43 inc. VAT) |
“If you are looking for a cheap no frills graphics card that displays anything in 2D then this is the ideal card!”
The MSI 7300LE is not going to win any awards for performance but if you are looking for a cheap no frills graphics card that displays virtually anything in 2D then this is the ideal card!
PLEASE NOTE - This graphics card is not supplied with any software or utilities. Please download the latest drivers from here while MSI's utilities can be found here.
Features
- Model Number: NX7300-TD128RH
- Exceptional value for money!
- Fanless design, absolutely silent
- DVI, VGA and S-Video Output
- Core Clock Speed : 350MHz / Memory: 700MHz
- 128MB GDDR2 memory with TurboCache technology
- 4 Pixel Pipelines
- MSI Vivid display technology
- Certified for Windows Vista®
Customer Reviews
7300LE x (1)
J Gregory - Posted: 8 Oct 2009 23:56 (4/10)
Well, yes. It does perform as described.... But, the cooling fins cover the next PCI slot, so you loose a PCI slot!! I would have expected this to be mentioned at least in the "More info" description. I found this a problem to me. (I have it on an MSI MoBo) Also runs toasty hot at a reported 75deg C idle and more if it is required to work hard?! Cheap and value for £s if you're OK with the above.
