qazaal
14-04-2007, 03:20
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The HDMI- HD Ready Galaxy GeForce 7600 GS 256MB gDDR3
pre-overclocked and comes with HDMI
HDMI is a pretty hot thing to have on a product box these days, it's almost a trendy word ... time for us to review a product that actually supports it. And thus welcome to the first graphics card review with actual HDMI connectivity. HDMI as you know is a new connector often to be found at HD screens. The big advantage is that such connector is digital .. analog is a thing of the past. Secondly and equally important is the fact that a HDMI card is (or should be) HDCP compatible. The card we'll be using today it pretty low-budget. But hey it suits our needs really well .. the card comes from Galaxy. This product used to be in the 160 EUR price range, yet with new cards inbound and time passing .. Galaxy recently decided to introduce a GeForce 7600 GS with 256MB gDDR3 memory (128-bit) and HDMI; all that for merely 110 EUR
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412180338382.jpg
https://www.guru3d.com/admin/imageview.php?image=9955
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412180813421.gif
As you can see Galaxy did some outstanding stuff with this GS, it has much faster clocks on both memory and core which brings the product VERY close to the slightly more expensive 7600 GT
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412181008866.jpg
https://www.galaxytech.com/news_details.asp?id=132
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412180701223.jpg
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412180701223.jpg[/URL]
سلام
The HDMI- HD Ready Galaxy GeForce 7600 GS 256MB gDDR3
pre-overclocked and comes with HDMI
HDMI is a pretty hot thing to have on a product box these days, it's almost a trendy word ... time for us to review a product that actually supports it. And thus welcome to the first graphics card review with actual HDMI connectivity. HDMI as you know is a new connector often to be found at HD screens. The big advantage is that such connector is digital .. analog is a thing of the past. Secondly and equally important is the fact that a HDMI card is (or should be) HDCP compatible. The card we'll be using today it pretty low-budget. But hey it suits our needs really well .. the card comes from Galaxy. This product used to be in the 160 EUR price range, yet with new cards inbound and time passing .. Galaxy recently decided to introduce a GeForce 7600 GS with 256MB gDDR3 memory (128-bit) and HDMI; all that for merely 110 EUR
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412180338382.jpg
https://www.guru3d.com/admin/imageview.php?image=9955
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412180813421.gif
As you can see Galaxy did some outstanding stuff with this GS, it has much faster clocks on both memory and core which brings the product VERY close to the slightly more expensive 7600 GT
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412181008866.jpg
https://www.galaxytech.com/news_details.asp?id=132
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412180701223.jpg
https://www.galaxytech.com/admin/uploadfile/20070412180701223.jpg[/URL]
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