VisionTEK ATI Radeon HD2400 PRO 256 MB DDR2 PCI Express Graphics Card (900196)

Experience real life gaming and enhanced graphics with the Radeon HD2400 PRO Graphics Card from VisionTEK?. It combines HD video processing with cool, quiet and energy efficient operation that will delight a home theater enthusiast. ATI Avivo HD technology provides hardware based H.264/VC-1 decoding of Blu-ray and HD DVD movies. The card delivers a powerful performance upgrade from integrated graphics to enhance the stunning Windows Aero user interface. ATI Catalyst graphics management software is ready for Windows Vista and is designed for quick and easy setup of graphics, video and multiple displays. Enhance your game play and experience sharp images, more textures, and the improved lighting effects that create lifelike interactivity and immersive realism enabled by DirectX? 10 support. more

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From: Circuit City
Posted: Oct-02-2009

Exactly what I needed!

I bought this card after days of searching for low profile solutions to upgrade from the 1000-series x1300 DMS. Got this up and running at work with no issues. The box was a bit on the plain side, but the card works as advertised!

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From: Hexus
Posted: Jan-02-2009

Overview A motherboard's main job is to act as a conduit between the various hardware elements that make up a PC. It needs to be able to link the desired CPU(s), system memory, graphics card, hard drive(s), and add-in cards and enable them to

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From: Circuit City
Posted: Jan-24-2008

I DO NOT RECOMMEND! This is 3rd card in two months. I upgraded from Radeon X600. I have gone through 4 separate motherboards and three different CPU's from Intel Pentium D 2.8 GHz (on ECS 945P-A MoBo) to AMD Pheonon (on MSI board) finally to the curr

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From: Techreport
Posted: Mar-26-2004

A LTHOUGH motherboards and core logic chips with PCI Express support aren't due out for weeks, ATI and NVIDIA have already announced plans to make current generation Radeon and GeForce FX parts compatible with the new interconnect technology. ATI and

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