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 Card and box  Tray removed  Card and bundle  Bundle XFX bundles their GeForce GT 240 512MB DDR5 HDMI card in their standard box with the GeForce GT 240 name on the front cover. The back of the box has the features of the card including DirectX 10.1, PhysX, CUDA and more. Opening the box we find XFX has boxed the card in a tray system. The top tray has the Driver CD, the Door Hanger, the Quick Installation Guide, and User Guide. Lifting off the tray we find the card is inside a foam insert and an anti-static bag.  GPUz Using the Catalyst Overdrive utility I was able to push the card to 850MHz for the core and 1460MHz for the memory. This is a 140MHz core clock increase for the card and a 300MHz memory clock increase. Temperatures reached a maximum of 60 degrees Celsius when overclocked and running 3DMark Vantage. This clock speed was totally sustainable with no artifacts.  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots Using the Catalyst Overdrive utility I was able to push the card to 850MHz for the core and 1460MHz for the memory. This is a 140MHz core clock increase for the card and a 300MHz memory clock increase. Temperatures reached a maximum of 60 degrees Celsius when overclocked and running 3DMark Vantage. This clock speed was totally sustainable with no artifacts.  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots  Driver screenshots Contents:
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