SAPPHIRE TECHNOLOGY Radeon HD3650 512 MB GDDR2 PCI-E 2.0 Reviews

Hong Kong-based Sapphire has been in the industry for a while, manufacturing primarily video cards and motherboard chipsets. It's the largest supplier of ATI-based cards in the world, and was the first to release a card with an HDMI connector. ThinkComput...

with every detail turned up. He or she may be thrifty or may spend a ton of money, but cards that fit this need typically costs at least $150.

Affordable, small, quiet, and power-efficient. Good video decoding features.

Not fast enough to run modern games the way they were meant to be played.

One of the better sub-$100 graphics cards, but it's still not good enough to make a cheap PC into a good gaming system. As a replacement for integrated graphics, it comes highly recommended.

Esta tarjeta gráfica de Sappire ha sido el primer producto en ser lanzado bajo la nueva gama Atomic pensanda para lo

Y además también es la primera que hemos visto en utilizar una solución de refrigeración de un único slot en lugar de otros diseños que utilizan dos ranuras

Fine budget card

This is a nice upgrade from an integrated graphics chipset. Vista Performance information gives it a 5.5 for desktop graphics and 5.2 for games graphics. It appears to a 5W to the power draw of the machine compared to the integrated graphics chipset when

Old Uns Keep Up

Got an old PC with the AGP socket, then buy this to bring you bang up to date with todays tech. Will speed up games and help with decoding when watching DVD's. Buy.