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| General | |
| Brand: | Asus |
| Item Height : | 6 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 25 centimetres |
| Graphics | |
| Graphics Card Description: | Radeon HD 6450 |
| Graphics RAM Type: | DDR3 SDRAM |
| Graphics Card Ram Size: | 1 GB |
Technical Details
- Pump up graphics performance with Super Alloy Power that delivers 15% Performance boost, 2.5 longer lifespan, 35°C cooler operation
- Dust-proof fan design dissipates heat efficiently and extends card lifespan by 25% longer
- Warranty - 3 Years
- LP Bracket bundled: HTPC ready design. Free Low profile bracket bundled
- ASUS Smart Doctor
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ASUS SmartDoctor is a group of special tools to help users make the most of their ASUS graphics cards. It monitors the Fan RPM, AGP Power Level, GPU and RAM temperature, and has a slide bar for easy manual overclocking. Furthermore, the embedded HyperDrive and SmartCooling technology can dynamically overclock and change the fan speed for better performance and convenience. With its comprehensive hardware monitoring functions it provides you with the best graphics card investment protection and best performance when overclocking.
Want to boost graphics card performance without exiting the game? Activate ASUS GamerOSD anytime during gameplay and adjust the GPU clock for instant overclocking. Real-time FPS (frames per second) status is also available to keep track of performance improvements.
Reduces 66%* of electromagnetic interference both given off and received by the card - resulting in a stable signal, clearer screen display and a safer, healthier computing environment.
Support Windows 7 which mark a dramatic improvement in the way the OS takes advantage of the graphics processing unit (GPU) to provide a more compelling user experience
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Customer Reviews
I needn't have worried. It fitted my HP SFF case just fine, and performance is much better than expected. I bought it to play some relatively old games, and hoped that it might also play Dead Space 1 too. It does, and on full settings, very smoothly and clearly, at the max res my LCD will support. Far Cry and Half Life 2 (I know, very old now!) all play flat out. I'm pleased with that - the latest games aren't what I'm about, I don't know where people find the time. The only downside is that it doesn't seem to work with Mint Linux or Bodhi Linux at all - Bodhi shows extreme graphics corruption even in VESA/recovery mode, and Mint rolls the screen horizontally. Not the best out-of-box performance, but ATI cards always did suck in Linux IMHO. I'll get there!
p.s. I've got a different HD 6450 (Sapphire I think) that has a VGA slot, HDMI and DVI-D. The card's great, except I'm kinda boned with needing to connect to 2 analogue VGA monitors :-(
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