- I bought this graphics card so my 16yr. old could play Battlefield 3 and he stated he can play the game on Ultra settings. I have played the game and I'm hooked on this graphics card. I love the fact that they thought to Design in two cooling fans and I really like the heatsink that helps dissipate the heat. I had to upgrade my power supply but no big deal. I spent another $140 to have Gigabyte install it. My wife didn't want me working on the inside of the PC, even though I'm an Electrical Engineering Technician. I do component failure analysis and this graphic's card was an easy install. I did it myself but she wouldn't let me do the power supply. Go figure that one. I also had to buy a $7…
- My computer has a built-in graphics card and had purchased a XFX HD6750 graphics card from Best Buy hoping to use dual displays for stock trading and occasional computer gaming. I had learned three things from this experience. 1) Most computer motherboards will disable the built-in graphics upon inserting a graphics card into the PCI-e slot, so you better be sure to get a graphics card with multiple monitor support such as the Gigabyte HD6850. 2) The number one complaint about the XFX series graphics cards from my experience and what I read here on Amazon are the noisy cooling fans. Needless to say I returned the XFX HD6750 to Best Buy and it also didn't help that I could have bought a better…
- Chipset: Radeon HD6850 Engine Clock: 820 MHz Video Memory: 1GB DDR5 Memory Clock: 4200 MHz
- Memory Interface: 256-bit Bus: PCI-Express 2.1 x16 RAMDAC: 400 MHz Stream Processor: 960
- Max. Resolution: 2560 x 1600 Connectors: Dual DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort Thermal: Fansink(Dual PWM Fan)
- Support Microsoft Windows 7/Vista Support ATI CrossFireX Technology Support ATI Eyefinity Technology
- Support ATI Avivo HD Technology Support HDCP - High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection Support Microsoft DirectX 11,
- Shader Model 5.0 and OpenGL 4.1RoHS Compliant
