Galaxy launches duo of home theatre vid cards

Keeping a low profile

By Stewart Meagher

Thu Feb 05 2009, 11:09

GALAXY HAS LAUNCHED two new low profile video cards specifically designed for use in home theatre PC (HTPC) applications.

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The Galaxy Geforce 9500GT and 9400GT both come with 512MB of DDR2 and have cores clocked at 550MHz, and 32 shaders at 1375MHz. Memory is clocked at 800MHz.

The cards come with D-Sub, DVI and TV outputs, so you'll have to grab your own DVI to HDMI adaptor if that's your bag. µ

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Low profile bracket

Yeah, but does it ship with a low profile bracket in the box?

posted by : Ben, 05 February 2009 Complain about this comment

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