ECS Elitegroup EGT640A-2GR3-YF2 Pro Reviews

The ECS GeForce Gt 640 is sitting at between $90-$110 and that simply puts it at a price point that does not make sense. The performance is on par with the AMD HD 6670 and the onboard graphics of the A10-5800K. To add to this, the GT 640's performance as a discrete card can be had for a scant $60 right now by the competition. I did have an occasion to try the GT 640 as a dedicated PhysX card and it performed quite well. For the minority of users who are considering setting up a PC in this way, it seems that 384 CUDA cores is an ample array to carry out the physics duties for most games that have it. The GT 640 was released as a $110 GPU solution that put it in the stratosphere, competitively speaking. At $90 it is still out of range when you consider the competitions offerings and the price/performance of the rest of the stellar NVIDIA Kepler lineup.