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Monday, May 28, 2012

New RADEON HD4890 PCIE 1GB DDR5 2PORT DVI I TV OUT 256BIT

Sapphire Radeon HD5970 2GB DDR5 2DVI/Mini-DisplayPort PCI-Express Video Card 100280SR

Just before purchasing of a new card I did an extensive search on forums and review sites to find a card that will get me through another 3 years of gaming. Previous experience told me that new card should be in $300-$400 range. Cheaper stuff gets outdated too fast and more expensive cards might buy you some extra FPS today, but when the technology leaps again they will become as obsolete.I don't believe in SLing in the future, but I was considering getting two 1Gb 6850s to flash them to 6870 and putting in X-fire today. Similar money, similar or better performance in some games. But at the end I've decided to stay with one EVGA 560 card - less heat, less noise, easier to install, no need to…
awesome card, plays everything thrown at it, great condition arrived on time, very satisfied, idles at 38c at intense gaming it gets up to around 65c, old one 8800gt would get up to 85c

WOW... am I impressed with this piece of marvelous video, graffix hardware.. Got this baby in the mail installed her in my duo core 6000+ amd pc... And off I went into the most amazing experience I've ever had playing wow and many other games I have in my collection.."ON MAXED SETTINGS" The installation was a blast no problems what so ever.. I'm thoroughly please with this product.. There is one issue though which didn't take away from my review, because the product makes up for it.. I figured there was a 3d config for the glasses.. well turns out there's hardware you have to buy.. This card is a none based SLI card.. but lol you wouldn't have guessed it.... plays high 3 dimensional…
I'm not using the 3D features of the card, but the video performance is solid for my HTPC, and the card makes no noise.

This card is an uncomplicated workhorse. Not super-fancy & loaded with the latest power, but it installs/configures easily, there is no fan to add noise and potentially fail and the software/drivers are straight-forward and unobtrusive. Great as a replacement or 2nd adapter.
I needed to replace a failed video card in a mini tower PC that was ageing a bit. The client did not want to spend much since the computer was old and just being used to run a looping video. This card fit perfectly and freed up a slot that was blocked by the previous card's second output connector. It was immediately recognized in Windows XP. After downloading the latest drivers the card was up and running at the correct resolution for both displays.

The card was everything it promises, for some reason my old mother board did not took it very well, after installing the adapter my computer did not start right a way but spare some seconds before sending signal to the monitor. On the other hand, Good Picture, HD capable, 1 GB of memory , No noise, reasonable price, What else? Thank you MSI.MSI Radeon HD5450 Pcie 1GB DDR3 HDmi Dvi VGA 650MHZ 64BIT Heatsink
Of course fan-less, it means no noise and the speed doesn't disappoint. I can play any media up to 1080p with no problems at all. Haven't tried higher resolutions. Very much recommend especially for the cost.

I purchased this card to go into a mini-ITX case.I was building a mini-ITX using a Xeon E3-1230 CPU. That chip does not include integrated graphics, which the motherboard I'm using requires. The only other option was to use the PCIE slot with a graphics card. I was not interested in a high-end graphics card. This box is for a server, so basic graphics was all I needed.I chose this card because:1. It is low profile. The low profile tab is provided, and it only takes a minute to switch the standard size one it comes built with.2. Includes the VGA adapters, which I need. Not all DVI cards come with the VGA adapters which require you to go and additionally purchase those.3. Low power consumption.…
I needed an affordable card for a couple of dual monitor setups. We have small form factor Lenovo PC's. We'd previously purchased 110 dollar cards for a couple of other units, but wanted to budget better. I got these at half the price and the run as well if not better. I was sad to see they discontinue them.I attempted purchasing the similar model and same manufacturer (with a regular VGA and DVI Port) from another source, and every card I bought overheated in a smaller boxes. This card however with a smaller heatsink than the "newer" model I purchased are still running like a champs.