World's Fastest Silent Graphic Card
Techtree News Staff, Mar 01, 2007 1611 hrs IST
TUL Corp has announced the PowerColor X1950 SCS3, touted as the world's fastest silent graphic card that runs passively yet maintains original specs.
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Techtree News Staff, Mar 01, 2007 1611 hrs IST
TUL Corp has announced the PowerColor X1950 SCS3, touted as the world's fastest silent graphic card that runs passively yet maintains original specs.
TUL Corp has announced the PowerColor X1950 SCS3, touted as the world's fastest silent graphic card.
This graphic card runs passively, at the same time, maintaining its original specifications, including: 575MHz core engine, 1380MHz effective memory speed, 256MB GDDR3, and 36 pixel processors. The X1950 SCS3 comes with VIVO, HDCP, and is Windows Vista ready.
PowerColor has partnered with Arctic Cooling to provide a noiseless cooling solution. The specially designed silent cooler features 4 heat pipes, special voltage regulator heat sink, memory cooling, and taller fins.
As such, the noise level reaches 0 sone (measure of loudness), as compared to the origianl stock cooler's 2.5 sone. Temperature level also dips to 63C, vs the original stock cooler's 67C.
The PowerColor X1950 supports dual-link DVI with High Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP), a digital right content protection technology for transmitting and receiving digital entertainment.
Ted Chen, CEO of TUL, said, "Once again, we are looking for ways to meet the demands of the toughest critics. With the PowerColor X1950 PRO SCS3, we're satisfying the need for a graphics card with excellent performance, great price, and silent."
Of the card, V C Tran, GM of Arctic Cooling, said, "An excellent Quad-heatpipe passive cooling solution from a cooler expert on a high performance graphic card of PowerColor is the perfect bundle for every power user and silent enthusiast."
Key specifications of the PowerColor X1950 SCS3 are: Passive cooler designed by Arctic Cooling; Video-in/Video-out (VIVO); Support for DirectX 9c, Open GL 2.0, and Shader Model 3.0; high bandwidth Digital Content Protection HDCP) ready; H.264 playback with ATI's Avivo Video and Display Engine; and Windows Vista ready.
by Anonymous, s, on Mar 02, 2007 10:28 PM, Report abuse
please any one suggest a card for SOLIDWORKS CAD. What is the price of the cheapest Nvidia Quadro at Lamington.
by SOLIDMAN, MUMBAI, on Mar 02, 2007 10:20 AM, Report abuse Reply
TRY any of the leadtek quadro FX 330/fx 540 / ,they work rock solid with solidworks post your email to me
by GRAFIX MAN, mumbai, on Mar 02, 2007 03:39 PM, Report abuse
Sounds good so far. hope it works
by Jessie, Hyderabad, on Mar 02, 2007 03:35 PM, Report abuse Reply
ATI is the Best Among Graphics... bcoz: Ati: value for money, Best Compatibility, Futuristic technology integrated , High ned processing of chipsets, Downsides: Bad drivers and Software support, But Catalyst 7 X onwards show an increased performance in chipsets,. Nvidia: best driver integration Superior functionality Involves High end Digital processing technique... Downsides: Power hungery chipsets, Have muscle to play around but no Superior stability, If ur serous to to some common and new games. Go for Nvidia If ur VEry very Very Serious About ur graphics go for Ati.
by Arun jose, Trissur, on Mar 01, 2007 05:02 PM, Report abuse Reply
Nice sales pitch.However I don't quite agree.Both Nvidia and ATI are extremely competitive.Nvidia has a good overall selection of mid range cards.Traditionally Ati has always been better for roleplaying and strategy games whereas Nvidia is great for firs person shooters.That being said I feel cards ftom both stables offer a a extremely good performance.Its all depends on what cards the games are optimized for.Hl2 for ati whereas as doom 3 for Nvidia.
by NEo, sds, on Mar 02, 2007 12:23 AM, Report abuse
@ NEO I wonder what makes you think "Ati has always been better for roleplaying and strategy games whereas Nvidia is great for firs person shooters". Any logical explanation ?
by sushantV, Gurgaon, on Mar 02, 2007 09:27 AM, Report abuse
What about indian prices? I've heard that ATI Cards are expensive in india as compared to Nvidia?
by Vivek Sood, Gurgaon, on Mar 02, 2007 05:16 AM, Report abuse Reply