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    HIS makes a fat, low profile, silent, PCI X1300

    Grahpics card manufacturer HIS has taken a number of fairly normal concepts and combined them into something with at least a pinch of novelty.
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    That cracked me up .

    But the thick heatsink may prevent the thing going to Shuttles or small HTPC cases?

    I was lost at its idea of Dual DVI though, that thing is going to power 2 high spec LCDs just fine? (say Dual 24" WS)

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    I'm wondering if the big news is being missed here. If I'm not mistaken, I believe that the current ATI offering in this space (PCI multi-monitor, particularly handy if you need to support more than two monitors on one pc) is the Radeon 7000 (sometimes called "Radeon 7K"). . . which was based on the Radeon VE, which in turn is a variant of the original Radeon core.

    In other words, is this new card going to finally retire the original Radeon core? Such an event should not go unnoticed. . .
    Last edited by geo; 02-11-2006 at 03:30 AM.

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