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ATI Radeon HD 3800
$120.00
Released November, 2007
The Pros:Plays video smoothly, no screen jitter or lost frames. Overclocking is made easy, built in to the driver. Runs fairly cool, the heat generated is manageable with a reasonably aired out case.
The Cons:Not capable of the highest end graphics unless two are connected together in CrossfireX.
The ATI Radeon HD 3800 is a series of graphics cards which includes the HD 3850 and HD 3870. Among the first to use a 55nm fabrication process, the GPUs were fairly high-end upon their release in November 2007, with 320 stream processors and 666 million transistors each.
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The 3850 clocks in at 670 MHz, and the top-of-the-line model at over 775 MHz. The 3850 is available with 256 MB, 512 MB, or 1 GB of memory, and the 3870 with 512 MB or 1 GB. Key features include ATI CrossFireX technology, enabling multi-GPU setups, and ATI Avivo HD, with DisplayPort and HDMI output support. Idle and low-usage power consumption is reduced with PowerPlay technology.
Features
- 256MB/512MB/1GB memory
- 55nm fabrication
- 670/775MHz clock speed
- DirectX 10.1
- PCI Express 2.0
- OpenGL 2.0
- 320 stream processing units
- Advanced anti-aliasing
- ATI Avivo HD
- DisplayPort, HDMI connectivity
- CrossFireX technology
- PowerPlay technology
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plays video smoothly, no screen jitter or lost frames
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overclocking is made easy, built in to the driver
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runs fairly cool, the heat generated is manageable with a reasonably aired out case
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can handle gaming at high framerates with settings set at mids with some highs
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can handle high-end graphics when connected in CrossfireX
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takes very little power to run
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not capable of the highest end graphics unless two are connected together in CrossfireX
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