GeForce4 440 GO (64M)

Windows device driver information for GeForce4 440 GO (64M)

The GeForce4 440 GO (64M) is similar to other models of system controllers but is more advanced in terms of having a higher clock and core rates. The device also has an improved controller with a technology referred to as LAM II (LAM stands for Lightspeed Memory Architecture). Additionally, the device has other more advanced features such as vertex shades using the nFinite FX and Engine II technology. The GeForce4 440 GO (64M) has an anti-aliasing hardware referred to as Accuview AA, as well as an advanced DVD playback mechanism. The device also supports proper twin-monitor systems, a feature that uses the GeForce 2 MX technology. Further, it has a built-in frame buffer of 64 megabytes, which was designed to operate optimally at a processing speed of 250 MHz. This may however be a limitation to computer users with machines operating at speeds lower than 250 MHz.

GeForce4 440 GO (64M) outperforms other devices in the same category due to its advanced features. One of these is its well advanced pixel shader that enables it to support better monitor displays. This is enabled by the incorporation of the nfiniteFX II engine that supports DirectX 8 features that can be programmed in terms of both pixels and vertexes. The anisotropic filtering or anti-aliasing feature incorporated in the GeForce4 440 GO (64M) device facilitates a higher efficiency of the device by over 40 percent as compared to other devices in the same category. A more elaborate feature of the GeForce4 440 GO (64M) device is its DirectX 9.0 technology. This enables the device to be connected to variety of computers provided they have the supporting driver as well as Windows operating system. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and GeForce4 440 GO (64M) errors before installing any driver updates.