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Re: Check this one out LOOOLZ!!!!
is that for real?! Typo/mistake? I havent seen a 128mb card in probably 5 years....and a radeon HD.....but then again, what do you expect for $65.00!!<--- Badcaps.net Founder
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Re: Check this one out LOOOLZ!!!!
Maybe they meant it had a 128-bit interface with the memory? lolComment
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Re: Check this one out LOOOLZ!!!!
I doubt that, check the picture of the backside, it has only one ram field populated and it's GDDR2, oh and I see another ram chip under the heatsink in the lower right side. btw this is the first time I heard of colorfire, they probably manufacture these cards in an oven in some garage
and where I'm at I can buy a 1GB GDDR3 5550 for exactly the same price.
Last edited by Koda; 04-07-2012, 04:40 PM.Guns don't solve problems. I'll take 12Comment
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Re: Check this one out LOOOLZ!!!!
128 megs is enough for that card.
If you read the specs it says 32 bit memory interface, which is about right, considering the ram locations are populated with just one or two ddr2 chips (i only see one on the bottom pcb).
The card pcb is most likely the default, as there's 8 ddr2 chip pads.. making it for a total of 1 GB at 64bit
The price seems to be the only issue - you can get low profile cards with 4550 at 45$ on newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814150582Comment
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