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#1
Casecutter - Posted 11:04 am PDT 10/30/09 (2612 Posts)
These are a great addition to those Slimline chassis, as such boxes don’t provide a bunch of air flow and normally no straightforward way to help move air over a passive card. These with a passive heatsink will idle >50°C, so even though they add a slight increase of audible dBa, it isn’t the worst. Actually Eggviews don’t harp about the fan and some give it kudos.
If you’re looking to add DVI-D, HDMI with HD audio output over the cable when watching Blue-ray movies, this does all that at a fair price. While don’t expect gaming, it will improve most video or 3D tasks compared to older on-board VGA like the 6150 chipset.
If you’re looking to add DVI-D, HDMI with HD audio output over the cable when watching Blue-ray movies, this does all that at a fair price. While don’t expect gaming, it will improve most video or 3D tasks compared to older on-board VGA like the 6150 chipset.
#2
djrussell - Posted 11:29 am PDT 10/30/09 (128 Posts)
^^and frees up the shared memory from onboard graphics.
#3
dorianh49 - Posted 11:30 am PDT 10/30/09 (241 Posts)
will this fit in a regular case, or only the "slimline" ones?
#4
datatechent - Posted 11:46 am PDT 10/30/09 (324 Posts)
#5
Casecutter - Posted 11:52 am PDT 10/30/09 (2612 Posts)
#2 -- Good Point
#3 -- Sure it does
That Powercolor further down is pretty much identical and I like the bigger OD fan. While the Asus has solid capacitors the other use the older pop-tops, but those two are really beefy size. I might go with the P-C even though a 2-Y vs Asus 3-Y warranty, the cooler and fan just seems nicer.
#3 -- Sure it does
That Powercolor further down is pretty much identical and I like the bigger OD fan. While the Asus has solid capacitors the other use the older pop-tops, but those two are really beefy size. I might go with the P-C even though a 2-Y vs Asus 3-Y warranty, the cooler and fan just seems nicer.
#6
Elpee - Posted 11:53 am PDT 10/30/09 (1028 Posts)
I'd buy it if it was DDR3.
#7
Casecutter - Posted 1:17 pm PDT 10/30/09 (2612 Posts)
#6 -- As this only has a 64-Bit memory interface having DDR3 wouldn't be much a boon. When the 4650 has a 128-Bit and DDR3 your right they a very nice package. There were many that got configured that way, they weren't cheap and most dried up quickly. Guys that picked them up, especially half height, got a very proficient card for a media center, providing some light gaming, along with the video responsibilities.
There's this Apollo (open box) half-height at Egg for $54.60
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814140107R
There's this Apollo (open box) half-height at Egg for $54.60
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814140107R
#8
he162 - Posted 2:03 pm PST 11/4/09 (1502 Posts)
#1,#5 and #7 you all sound like #2.
The slower ones will get it later.
The slower ones will get it later.
#9
Casecutter - Posted 7:54 pm PST 11/4/09 (2612 Posts)
| he162 wrote: |
| #1,#5 and #7 you all sound like #2.
The slower ones will get it later. |
Later... like in you were 5 days late to this conversation, she123 Simpleton Wuss of the Trolls?






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