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Has anybody got Sapphire HD 4670 1GB DDR3 DVI VGA HDMI PCI-E Graphics Card?

Jan 25, 2010 by Super Dude | Posted in Add-ons

Any suggestions? how is it? Have you had problems? is it worth the money?

http://www.ebuyer.

Is it the importance of money? Not now, you can get the 4770 which is almost 50% faster.

Can someone recommend a good PCI Video card that has an HDMI output? Not PCI-E?

Jan 19, 2010 by BigChris | Posted in Other - Hardware

I'd like to be masterly to play 1080P videos so I need at least 512 celebration, unfortunately I only have PCI slots. For sure need HDMI output for HDTV.

Thanks

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Nvidia: OEMs to Blame for Re-branding GPUs | Checking Together

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More recently, the GeForce 300-series GPUs with right appeared on the Nvidia site. Although NVIDIA has noted that the 400 cards of aircraft, will be held later GF100 Fermi technology, the new 300-card appeared equally calmly without any show - have qualified because they had adopted the brand means for OEMs.

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On board sound to HDMI card and AGP DVI card - The Green Button

by dmulla

Movables morning everybody!

I'm in the deal with of turning a Dell Optiplex GX260 (skimpy raise piece) computer into a HTPC with MCE 2005. It's now got a 2.4ghz processor, a gig and a half of RAM, and a 320 gig HD. I'm no more than after buying my 42" Philips Aurea with ambilight and the works, so I'm looking for a graphics card to couple to it. I have one low analysis AGP fit and one low exploit PCI fissure (not PCI-E). I'm not in every respect up to phase on all the personal types of PCI and AGP slots, but I'm guessing mine would be impartially dated. For anyone who knows about them, here's the restrictions I have:


So basically I'm looking for recommendation on what graphics card to use to unite to my marvellous new telly. I realise that I very likely don't have much of a voice settled that there's only a euphonious mignonne low use break present, and that I can't put in a PCI-E card.

I was also wondering about whether to try and get a HDMI card or a DVI card. As far as I'm au fait (again though, I'm...

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