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Abdul Raauf
The latest card from GeCube's list of products from the Radeon 3800 video cards is the GC-HD385P3-E3, a Radeon 3850 with a special cooling system that is.
The video memory is 512MB 256-bit GDDR3 and should be quite effective in the requirements of the games of today. The card is mounted on the mainboard of the computer through the PCI-Express 2.0 slot. The video processing unit is a Radeon HD3850 (RV670PRO), produced under the 55nm standard which helps in reducing the power resources and the cooling requirements. Beside the support for the Direct X 10.1, the card brings 1080p resolution image through the integrated HDMI port including built-in 5.1 surround audio, HDCP and native support for Blu-ray and HD-DVD movies playback. Among other features, the card is fully compatible with Windows Vista and the aero shell interface and the supported Shader Model version is 4.1. Like any other card from the 3800 family, this one is compatible with the ATI CrossFireX™ technology which allows to use two video cards into the same PC, with 2 video card PCI-Express slots, and a CrossFire compatible motherboard chipset. The price ranges around $200 and the card should be available already in all the big PC stores.
The video memory is 512MB 256-bit GDDR3 and should be quite effective in the requirements of the games of today. The card is mounted on the mainboard of the computer through the PCI-Express 2.0 slot. The video processing unit is a Radeon HD3850 (RV670PRO), produced under the 55nm standard which helps in reducing the power resources and the cooling requirements. Beside the support for the Direct X 10.1, the card brings 1080p resolution image through the integrated HDMI port including built-in 5.1 surround audio, HDCP and native support for Blu-ray and HD-DVD movies playback. Among other features, the card is fully compatible with Windows Vista and the aero shell interface and the supported Shader Model version is 4.1. Like any other card from the 3800 family, this one is compatible with the ATI CrossFireX™ technology which allows to use two video cards into the same PC, with 2 video card PCI-Express slots, and a CrossFire compatible motherboard chipset. The price ranges around $200 and the card should be available already in all the big PC stores.
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