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Originally posted by: Nightmare225
R600 has too many problems to be considered a viable high-end alternative.
Wait for the refresh.
Originally posted by: ronnn
What a piece of poor reviewing. Give us some db levels - should be enough. Stunts like using microphones placed by the case or wherever is garbage.
The spin up in 2d was a driver issue and is either solved or will be solved soon.
That said I find all computers loud - but do appreciate a good reviewer over trite junk like this. :thumbsdown:
Originally posted by: ronnn
What a piece of poor reviewing. Give us some db levels - should be enough. Stunts like using microphones placed by the case or wherever is garbage.
The spin up in 2d was a driver issue and is either solved or will be solved soon.
That said I find all computers loud - but do appreciate a good reviewer over trite junk like this. :thumbsdown:
Originally posted by: Dacalo
but I am leaning towards Nvidia for my next upgrade for sure.
Originally posted by: n7
Originally posted by: Dacalo
but I am leaning towards Nvidia for my next upgrade for sure.
Why not go with the XGI Volari Z11?![]()
# Supports PCIe 1X standard Revision 1.1 compliant
# High Performance 2D Accelerator
# Z11 Supports 16bit DDR2 DRAM data bus
# Supports 230 MHz pixel clock
# Supports graphics mode up to 1600x1200
# Supports 12-bit, 18-bit, 24-bit and dual 12-bit digital interface
# Digital interface to an external LVDS/TMDS transmitter
# Digital interface (DVO) to KVM for remote panel interface
# 256-balls, 19mm x 19mm BGA package, ball pitch 1.0mm
Originally posted by: yacoub
Thanks for the link, good to know how loud it gets. You might want to add a warning to your post though: "WARNING: Fanboy egos may be injured by the contents of this link."
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Originally posted by: Nightmare225
# Supports PCIe 1X standard Revision 1.1 compliant
# High Performance 2D Accelerator
# Z11 Supports 16bit DDR2 DRAM data bus
# Supports 230 MHz pixel clock
# Supports graphics mode up to 1600x1200
# Supports 12-bit, 18-bit, 24-bit and dual 12-bit digital interface
# Digital interface to an external LVDS/TMDS transmitter
# Digital interface (DVO) to KVM for remote panel interface
# 256-balls, 19mm x 19mm BGA package, ball pitch 1.0mm
:Q
with total power consumption at around 2 W.