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HD2600XT Pcie 512MB GDR4 3PORT VGA Dual Dvi Tv Out HDtv
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It's an incredible card
(5 out of 5) by Cesar Moreira Soto on Apr 3, 2008This card it's really fast, mantain the temp in 25 idle and 40 in full load and it's very quiet. GDDR4 bring a full experience in games. Full compatible with directx 10 and excelent video quality.
Amazing card
(5 out of 5) by CTRLurself on Nov 28, 2008 (Texas)I've used this card for over a year now. I overclocked it from stock speeds to 1275mHz core-clock (FSB speed) and 2710mHz memory speed.
I play Counter Strike Source, Team Fortress 2, C.O.D. 4, Portal, and a bunch of other games, and I average over 150fps in all of these games at fully maxed out settings.
I currently have an Antec 900 case, and this card is running at barely above room temperature even after I overclocked it.
I play Counter Strike Source, Team Fortress 2, C.O.D. 4, Portal, and a bunch of other games, and I average over 150fps in all of these games at fully maxed out settings.
I currently have an Antec 900 case, and this card is running at barely above room temperature even after I overclocked it.
Fast and smooth running card
(5 out of 5) by B. Burris on Jun 10, 2008 (Upstate New York)Pretty amazing card. Had a bit of a hard time getting it to set in my Gateway GT5423E case, but after a bit of work I managed to squeeze it in there. Note to the wiSe! check your case size first, this card is a double slot card and is very long! Once I got in in though I had an issue with installing catalyst with Windows Vista Premium. rebooted and went to ATI's website and downloaded the newest version of catalyst for windows vista 32-bit. Driver installed along with cataylst this time and everything worked great from there. Managed to overclock the card a bit more even. went from 850Mhz to 887mhz and from 2185Mhz to 2211MHZ and it still runs at about 48-50 C. very nice card though all in all. Have been able to play all my games on high. especially Supreme commander.
Wow
(5 out of 5) by A. Sillas on Sep 17, 2007 (Fillmore, CA USA)I was a little skeptical after reading some reviews saying that it was noisy and that it over-heated, but its been just the opposite.
I have owned it for about a week and its working great. What I like about it is that it does not need a separate power supply; it feeds right from the Pci-E x16 port. I use it for BF2 and run it on high settings and mid AA; runs the game really smooth. This is definitely the fastest, inexpensive card I have owned(Upgraded from ATI Radeon X850 XT).
I have owned it for about a week and its working great. What I like about it is that it does not need a separate power supply; it feeds right from the Pci-E x16 port. I use it for BF2 and run it on high settings and mid AA; runs the game really smooth. This is definitely the fastest, inexpensive card I have owned(Upgraded from ATI Radeon X850 XT).