VisionTek Radeon HD 4350 900270 Video Card

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Extremely very good for a Low-Profile Video card Does not come with Low profile bracket Should add a low profile bracket to the card

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okay, initial issues initially, downgraded to this from an nvidia 9600gt 鹀mb). gets 4.three on windows 7 practical experience score. no noticeable distinction in the games i play (america's army 3, wow, sims three) runs every little thing save for crysis and issues of its ilk nicely. at highest settings in shattrath i get 35 frames in wow. so far, not too several. can't run crysis (duh) but other than that no difficulties so far. temperatures appear fantastic ྾c adverage in an antec 900) and no glitches/artifacts in video playback. havent tested hdmi out yet (no hdtv) all round a excellent buy. got it at best acquire for 69 and i feel it was worth it due to the fact ive observed really little difference in between it and a 9600 in typical use. good for an entry level card. if you have the income buy a nvidia 260. those issues will deal with Something you throw at them

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None Ran for 25 minutes the died VisionTec by no means once more

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This is a good spending budget card. I just got completed creating a new budget Computer with this card. With Catalyst Drivers 10.2, this factor scores a four.two in Aero overall performance and a Ś." in gaming efficiency with Windows 7! That's really impressive. And this graphics card is overclockable. I got the core clock to 650MHz from 600MHz and the memory clock to 485MHz from 400MHz. I did wish this graphics card had GDDR2 rather of DDR2 memory that runs at 500MHz instead of 400MHz. Yes, it matters. My budget build Computer:-HEC 6T Series 6T18BB Mini-tower Case Black-Windows 7 Ultimate x64-120GB Seagate SATA HDD 7200 RPM-Intel Pentium E5200 Dual-Core CPU two.5GHz @ three.52GHz-2GB KVR PC2-5300 DDR2 RAM 667MHz @ 940MHz-VisionTek RADEON HD 4350 512MB DDR2 650륽 -Realtek ALC883 8 Channel Audio-CD/DVD PATA Lightscribe Disc Burner-GIGABYTE GA-G31M-ES2L Intel Motherboard-350 Watt Raidmax ATX Power Supply UnitWith this setup, I'm nevertheless in a position to run the new games like Left 4 Dead 2, Avatar, and CODMW2 but on medium-high settings with a low resolution.

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Very excellent entry card. Could play most of todays games nevertheless. And it functions excellent on a 250Watt PSU! Got it from Very best Purchase like how one of the other reviewers mentioned, for a ridiculous ๕. This card doesn't perform really effectively in DirectX 9 games and the memory on it is only 800MHz DDR2, DDR2, NOT GDDR2. In the specs that the box and NewEgg says, it said 40 stream processors. It DOES NOT have 40 stream processors, but it does have 80 like all the other HD 4350's.

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Advertised on NewEgg and VisionTek website as requiring 250watt power provide... when arrived box states minimum of 300watt... even so does run on 250watt with no concerns (yet). It is a Mobility chip... not advertised as such... Windows 7 Experience Index rates the enterprise graphics as 3.3 (the old mobility x300 hit three.5 and the x600 hits four. in my laptops). Gaming is 5.7. Overpriced for what you're getting. Get the 4550 as an alternative... more quickly and calls for the identical power... also not a "watered down" mobility. Claims crossfire ability but no connector or cable. As well bad general ratings don't consist of unfavorable eggs... Wouldn't take an additional one for free of charge. Waste of time and money. Also didn't come with the advertised low profile bracket... Does come with a 14 day cost-free trial of world of Warcraft. Perhaps honesty on the box would be a superior addon.

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really good if you don't have the dollars for a high finish card. it will play games like cod world at war at about 30-60 fps none

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- Fits ALL of the efficiency specifications 1 might want out of a Residence Theater PC (HTPC)- Windows 7 gaming score is five.9, which was surprising- Runs in an old Dell Optiplex GX280 with only a 280 watt power supply- Says it only wants 250 watts- HDMI output works wonderful with my Pioneer Elite receiver, which eventually goes to a Samsung 55" LED Tv- 1080p video plays great- HDMI audio out works like a charm - Did not come with a low profile bracket, require to acquire separately from somewhere- No fan. I know it describes itself as not needing one, but I would "feel" better about having one. Runs cool although, so perhaps I ought to just shut up I can picture that performance would be tremendously increased by ONLY upping the memory to 128-bit.Otherwise, this was the ONLY option, the Greatest option for a HTPC exactly where the power supply is only 280 watts. All other cards require at least 300 but this one by Viontek appears to rule!