- Pros: wow this graphics card is great, I am stuck with my factory 250 watt psu so graphics card upgrades were limited and I was very happy this card works perfectly no crashes or Blue Screens. Runs World of Warcraft on Ultra for me with no lag also runs fallout 3, tf2,league of legends with no lagg at at.*quite fan*runs new games very well at low or mid graphics*very low power consumption 44 watts at maxCons: doesnt make me my lunchOther thoughts: will this card run every new game at max graphics? No, thats not what its made for its made for most games and people with tight budget and old factory psu's
- Bought this card to upgrade the original 128 MB ATI X600 on a Dell 5100C with P4/531 and 2GB memory.PRO- Compact (thickness) and low profile with included low profile bracket. (VGA connector not used)- Fairly quiet, but I suppose it is all relative, as the compact design makes the CPU fan go crazy when the case is not open. So compared to the jet turbine like CPU fan, this runs quiet even at 100% on ATI's control center.- Can stay somewhat cool, have seen range from 50C to 70C. Nice option to manually set fan at 100% on.- ATI's control center is pretty nifty, with Overdrive capabilities.CON- Installation took two tries. First time boot resulted in blank screen. Second time boot was fine.ConclusionThis…
- PCI-Express 2.0 x16 bus interface
- DDR3 memory
- Microsoft DirectX 11 Support
- Microsoft Windows 7 Support
- ATI Eyefinity Technology, support up to 3 displays
