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cliffy88 Asus ENGTX285/HTDP: ... Nvidia s top of the range single GPU card this card is expected to deliver. Being a graphics card there are going to be only a few uses of this for people: High end gaming, 3D, and video editing/production. Being somebody who dabbles in all 3 I can think of no better card at this price point. With regard to games it offers premium quality, giving a large boost in FPS in all my games. Crysis is the usualy be...
Read the full review: Asus GTX 285 - Top end worth the money? by cliffy88
 

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Graphic Card - Startech Ethernet to DVI Video Adapter over IP Startech Ethernet to DVI Video Adapter over IP
Graphic Card / StarTech.com Ethernet to DVI Video Adapter over IP - Graphics adapter - Ethernet - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - This DVI Video over IP adapter turns an Ethernet port into a DVI or VGA port. Connect your PC to your display or projector through an existing office or home network. ...
 
Asus EAH4670/DI/512MD3 Asus EAH4670/DI/512MD3
ASUS EAH4670 / Graphic Card /DI/512MD3 - Graphics adapter - Radeon HD 4670 - PCI Express 2.0 x16 - 512 MB DDR3 - Digital Visual Interface (DVI), HDMI ( HDCP ) - Native HDMI port Solid polymer aluminum capacitors greatly extends lifespan EMI shield to reduce EMI interference PCI Expres...
 
Graphic Card - Matrox Graphics eXpansion Module TripleHead2Go DP Edition Matrox Graphics eXpansion Module TripleHead2Go DP Edition
Graphic Card / Video converter - Matrox TripleHead2Go DP Edition is an external multi-monitor upgrade for laptops, desktop computers and professional workstations. This small black box is ideal for corporate and graphics professionals that requi...
 
Sweex Nvidia GeForce 8500 GT Sweex Nvidia GeForce 8500 GT
Sweex NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT - Graphics adapter - GF 8500 GT - PCI Express x16 - 512 MB - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) ( HDCP ) - HDTV out - PRODUCT FEATURES: Supports PCI Express, delivering over 4 GB / Graphic Card /s transfer rates NVIDIA CINEFX 5.0 engine delivers cinematic special eff...
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Graphic Card - Asus ENGTX260/HTDI/896MD3 Asus ENGTX260/HTDI/896MD3
ASUS ENGTX260 / Graphic Card /HTDI/896MD3 - Graphics adapter - GF GTX 260 - PCI Express 2.0 x16 - 896 MB DDR3 - Digital Visual Interface (DVI), HDMI ( HDCP ) - HDTV out - Experience superlative gaming performance with ASUS ENGTX260!
 
Lindy USB 2.0 to VGA Adapter Lindy USB 2.0 to VGA Adapter
Graphic Card / Graphics adapter - Hi-Speed USB - The Lindy USB 2.0 to VGA adapter is a high quality USB to video converter which allows you to connect any VGA equipped monitor or projector to a USB 2.0 port on your PC. It's an easy to use "plug and play" solution as, unlike...
 
Graphic Card - ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro
Graphic Card / Graphics adapter - Radeon HD 2400PRO - PCI Express x16 low profile - 128 MB DDR2 - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) ( HDCP ) - TV out - PRODUCT FEATURES: Dual-VGA supporting a maximum analog resolution of 2048 x 1536 Dual-DVI supporting a maximum digita...
 
Nvidia GeForce 6200 Nvidia GeForce 6200
Graphic Card / NVIDIA GeForce 6200 - Graphics adapter - GF 6200 - PCI Express x16 - 64 MB - Superior image quality and enhanced system performance can now be achieved by upgrading your ThinkCentre desktop system with the new PCI Express ThinkCentre Graphics Adapter option upgrade. By installing a separat...
 
Graphic Card - Matrox Millenium G200 Matrox Millenium G200
Graphic Card / Graphics adapter - MGA G200 - AGP 2x - 8 MB SDRAM - retail - The Matrox Millennium G200 Graphics Controller is an integrated 2D-video accelerator that provides leadership 2D performance, high-resolution support, and multi-display capabilities. Matrox Millennium G200...
overall rating  1 review
 
Sparkle SF-PX94GT1024U2-HP Passive Sparkle SF-PX94GT1024U2-HP Passive
Stream Processors: 16 / Graphic Card / Core Clock: 550MHz / Memory Clock: 800 MHz / Memory Type: 1024MB DDR2 / Memory Interface: 128-Bit / Shader Clock: 1400 MHz / Bus Type: PCI-Express 2.0 / RAMDAC: 400 MHz / Graphics Processor: NVIDIA
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HazThePalmer Zotac GeForce 8400GS
... recently bought this graphics card to speed up the family computer and enable it to play the latest PC games, as it had only the integrated Intel graphics before. I have to say, it has done a marvelous job and I can now play all the latest PC titles. It is available for very good prices on the internet and I got mine for around thirty pounds including postage. It has 512MB of onboard memory, supports DirectX 9 and 10 and enables you to watch high-definition movies on your computer. This means you can watch high definition films six times the detail of standard DVDs. Windows Vista Aero features such as the sidebar and Flip 3D are enhanced by the graphics processor. ...
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MarkProvanP XFX GeForce 8800 GT
... was very impressed by this graphics card, since it can run all my games (Red Alert 3, SPORE, The Sims 3, etc) on full settings at 1440x900, and was very useful for converting a film for my iPod, using Badaboom. The twin Dual-Link DVI ports were useful for my DVI-enabled monitor, and the results looked very good. The included driver software was very helpful, especially for changing the colour settings to be more accurate on my XP SP3 based system. The installation was easy, but this depends more on the case than the card itself. Please be warned that this card requires 2 PCI-E power cables, although the card did come with them, if I am correct. This card is more than su...
Read the full review: The 8800GT is a great card. by MarkProvanP
Byren BFG GeForce 8800 GTS OC
... 8800 GTS is a now a fairly dated graphics card, it was released by Nvidia back in 2007. Back in 2007 I decided to build my own PC - as I like to play games and use 3d modelling programs It needed to be powerful and have a lot of graphical processing power under its hood. After a lot of research in to graphics cards I realised that the choice would end up being from either ATI or Nvidia. I chose this card. There was no technical reason why I chose Nvidia over Radeon, but unlike ATI cards, I did understand the GeForce naming conventions. Basically, the different cards are sorted in to 3 categories and the letters after the number signify which catergory that card bel...
Read the full review: Dated, but still a good option! by Byren
 
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