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ganeshts: Luggable (with collapsible handle on top) is attractive.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. ganeshts: Why is there no PCIe lane bifurcation support on the 5.0 lanes from the CPU? Seems like a golden opportuni…. ganeshts: Don't feel like registering on Reddit just for this :). RyanSmithAT: RT There is only one MTLDevice on M1 Ultra. ATI RADEON HD 4250 INTEGRATED PRO
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gavbon86: This isn't new, the previous TR Pro 3000 series did the exact same thing from what I gather. I would prefer the digital pass through to not be on PCI BUS because maybe I don't like low quality motherboard sound and want to send SPDIF signal from my high quality stand alone sound card to my graphics cards HDMI output. I know there isn't a graphics card out there that generates and provides audio, they can only pass it through. Isn't that 8-channel LPCM? And isn't that 8-channel LPCM totally dependent on the sound card capabilities? Now if anyone knows anything about the nVidia 9500GT card, they would know that it has an SPDIF input to pass audio through the HDMI. Isn't that provided by an SPDIF connection from the sound card?įrom what I understand this ATI card gets that SPDIF connection through the PCI BUS, connecting the graphics card to the motherboards sound card. Both the 45 support 8-channel LPCM over HDMI." This only added to my confusion.įirst, what exactly provides this 8-channel LPCM support? Oh wait, at the very end he says "This hardware is currently where it's at for HTPCs. We all know the article wasn't written for the HTPC audience. ThermoMonkey - Wednesday, Octolink I like many other readers was interested in this article because of its HTPC title. POST A COMMENT 56 Comments View All Comments The GeForce 9500 GT, paired with 256MB of DDR2 memory (the same type you'd get on your desktop) is priced at around $65 - $70 but is currently available with a $15 - $20 mail in rebate, bringing it down to the about same pricepoint as the Radeon HD 4550. The competition from NVIDIA is a little blurrier while the GeForce 9400 GT is priced more in line with where we expect these cards to end up, NVIDIA does have one trick up its sleeve. With very little memory bandwidth, and very little processing power you need to have good expectations for these cards. In our Radeon HD 4670 review we found that the GPU was fast enough for pretty much all current generation games at resolutions up to 1280 x 1024, but with only 1/4 the shader power of its $75 brother we don't have high gaming expectations from these cards.īoth the 45 are mated with a 64-bit memory interface and either a DDR2 or DDR3 frame buffer. That's twice the number of SPs in AMD's 780G, the current highest performing IGP solution on the market. While the Radeon HD 4670 was quite impressive with 320 stream processors, the same number that was in last year's Radeon HD 3870, the 43 only have 80 SPs. 
Generally speaking, if you're a gamer you're not spending any less than $150 for a graphics card - so these GPUs are mostly for enabling hardware Blu-ray acceleration or providing a boost in performance over games running on integrated graphics. The Radeon HD 4550 will run you around $45 - $55, while the Radeon HD 4350 will be priced at $39. The Radeon HD 43 are slotted in between integrated graphics and the set of hardware we took a look at recently in our Radeon 4670 review. Oooh, new GPUs from AMD - however these ones aren't going to be breaking any performance records, they are both priced below $60.
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