Sapphire RADEON HD 3650,, (512 MB) PCI Express Video Card Reviews

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Pros: - Cheap!-Great Performance, I'm able to play Fallout 3, Bioshock, and Dead Space on max everything without a hitch.-Does dual screen (in HD)-comes with a cool sticker :-P Cons: None to this day. It doesn't get too hot. from Newegg.com I purchased this video card on 03. Aug.09 and it began to fail on 15. from Amazon.com Pros: This card is perfect if you still have a stock computer and want to upgrade from that integrated graphics card on the motherboard or for a budget build. It went it with no trouble, drivers were quick and easy. It can handle HD content with no problems. It can handle L4D, COD4, Portal, Counter-Strike: Source on All high settings without a hiccup. from Newegg.com Pros: I only used for a couple of days before I realized it didn't have teh graphics power I wanted and went out and got an hd 4850. Nice that it doesn't need a pci power supply. from Newegg.com This really is a great card for the cost. I did some research, and $50 for a video card with 120 stream processors is pretty good. I am currently using Windows Vista 32 Bit. from Amazon.com Pros: Great card for the price and no need for a pci-e power plug. Cons: None from Newegg.com if any 1 knows of my mainbord, you would know that its design restricts larger graphics cards because of the heat pipes. so I need smaller, single slot graphics cards. Other Thoughts: my build consist of a msi k9a2 platinum (bios V1.8), amd dual core 2.7ghz, 2gb ddr2 800mhz ram, 4 hd 3650's. Granted, all this hardware will eventualy be replaced with max supported hardware that the mainbord can handle, I need & prefer short length, single slot video cards. from Newegg.com Pros: I am using this card on system running Windows XP with dual 24" monitors. I use it for general office, e-mail, etc as well as heavy graphics editing with Adobe CS3 (mostly Photoshop and Illustrator) and gaming. The 512 MB memory is more than sufficient. I was surprised to find that I could not find a game that I am unable to run on high settings (Rainbow 6 Vegas 2, Quake Wars, WOW, Bioshock, Left 4 Dead). from Newegg.com Vista 64 Home Premium: Plug & Play!Not a gamer, so all I've noticed so far is that the 3D iTunes visualizer no longer crashes iTunes. Got a 5+ rating in Vista Graphics, up from mid 3s. HD movie ran smoothly on 24 in. screen. from Newegg.com I just bought a new ultra-fast quad core system that came with a Radeon 3450 card. I did some research on that card and the general consensus was "not recommended for gaming." I was planning on playing CoD 5 right out of the box, so I knew an immediate upgrade was in store. from Amazon.com

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Released	1 year ago
Installed Memory	512 MB
Graphic Processor	ATI RADEON HD3650
Display Interface	DVI x 1 DVI-I (dual link) x 2
Card Interface	PCI Express
Analog Video Standards	S-Video Composite
Fill Rate	128 Bilion pixels/sec
Form Factor	Plug-in card
GPU Clock Speed	725 MHz
Included Accessories	DVI to VGA Adapter x 1 Power Cable Drivers CD HDTV Out Cable
Input Type	Component Video Composite Video
Installed Memory / Technology	512 MB (DDR2 SDRAM)
MPN	0840777035955
Max. Screen Resolution	2560 x 1600
Memory Data Width	256-bit
Memory Tech	DDR2 SDRAM
Operating System	Microsoft Windows Vista
Output Interface	TV Out
Package Type	Retail
RAMDAC Speed	400 MHz
Special Features	SLI Multi GPU Ready
UPC	840777035955
Video Compression Standards	MPEG-1 MPEG-2

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