NVIDIA 2004

GeForce 6200

Summary

NVIDIA released the GeForce 6200 in 2004. This graphics card features the NV43-V GPU, manufactured on a 110nm process. It comes equipped with 128-256 MB DDR(TSOP) memory on a 64-128-bit interface, delivering up to 8.8 GB/s of bandwidth. The GPU operates at 300 MHz with a theoretical compute performance of 14.4 GFLOPS. The card connects via PCIe16X,AGP8X and requires either external power. It supports DX9c.

Performance

GPU Clock 300 MHz
Memory Clock 550(275)
Shader Performance 14400 MFLOPS
Pixel Fillrate 1200 MP/s
Texel Fillrate 1200 MT/s

Memory

Memory Size 128-256 MB
Bus Width 64-128-bit
Memory Type DDR(TSOP)
Max Bandwidth 8800 MB/s

Architecture

GPU Chip NV43-V
Core Config 4 PP/TMU/ROP
Vertex Processors 3
Process Size 110nm
Transistors 146m

Compatibility

DirectX DX9c
Bus Slot PCIe16X,AGP8X
External Power either

Release

Release Year 2004
Launch Price Lower Mainstream

Performance to Price

Worse Better

Performance Comparison

Shader Performance (MFLOPS)

Memory Bandwidth (MB/s)

Game Performance Estimates

FPS estimates scaled from RTX 3060 benchmark data. Actual results vary based on CPU, drivers, and game updates.

Cyberpunk 2077

2020
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

Red Dead Redemption 2

2019
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

GTA V

2015
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

Fortnite

2017
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

Valorant

2020
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

Counter-Strike 2

2023
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

Call of Duty: MW III

2023
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

Apex Legends

2019
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

Elden Ring

2022
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

Hogwarts Legacy

2023
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

The Witcher 3

2015
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS

Baldur's Gate 3

2023
Medium
1
FPS
High
1
FPS
Ultra
1
FPS
60+ FPS (Smooth) 30-59 FPS (Playable) <30 FPS (Low)

Notes

AGP version uses BR02 bridge chip, and sometimes requires external power.