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11.SAPPHIRE TECHNOLOGY - Radeon Toxic HD 4850 - 512 MB GDDR3 - PCI-Express 2.0 from: SAPPHIRE
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12.Sapphire Radeon HD 3650 512MB DDR2 PCI-E VGA / TVO / DVI from: SAPPHIRE January 31, 2008
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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 working on the desktop (e.g. mostly idle). At this point in time, I'd suggest looking into the new ATI 4000 series cards like the 4670 and 4830. I got badly burned by NVidia drivers on Vista and have not tried any of their recent hardware.

13.Sapphire 11125-10-21R Radeon HD 3450 512MB PCI-E 2.0 Graphics Card from: SAPPHIRE September 23, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £29.92 Prices subject to change.
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 working on the desktop (e.g. mostly idle). At this point in time, I'd suggest looking into the new ATI 4000 series cards like the 4670 and 4830. I got badly burned by NVidia drivers on Vista and have not tried any of their recent hardware.

14.Sapphire 11125-02-21R Radeon HD 3450 256MB LP PCI E 2.0 Graphics Card from: SAPPHIRE September 23, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £24.82 Prices subject to change.
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 working on the desktop (e.g. mostly idle). At this point in time, I'd suggest looking into the new ATI 4000 series cards like the 4670 and 4830. I got badly burned by NVidia drivers on Vista and have not tried any of their recent hardware.

15.Sapphire HD 4870 512MB PCI-E from: SAPPHIRE July 02, 2008
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Upgrading from a factory overclocked MSI Nvidia 8800GTS 640 this is slightly larger, but still managed to fit in my small form factor Shuttle XPC (a 400W SN27P2) with relative ease. There's no way the GTX series cards would fit without fouling components on the motherboard. It needs additional power, two 6 pin PCI connectors at the end of the card, one usually available from a connector on most modern motherboards, the other by converting a molex power connector (the 4 pin plugs that fit DVD-ROM or PATA drives) or in my case, converting an SATA power connector to molex first. Sapphire provide a single molex to PCI power lead in the box. Noise at startup is similar to my old 8800GTS card, and at load is perhaps a touch ... Read More:

16.SAPPHIRE 11121-10-20R HD 3850 512MB PCI-E from: SAPPHIRE June 12, 2008
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Swapped out my flagging Nvidia 8400GS for this good value card which (with a bit of stretching of power cables) slotted nicely into my PC's PCI-express slot. Initially lost sound completely, but soon realised the output socket caters for sound itself - remedied by adjusting the BIOS sound setting. This card delivers relatively high performance graphics, without blowing your weeny power supply. Although not silent, its quiet and makes Bioshock and HalfLife2 etc lush and emersive, whilst also maximising Vista resolution. A great upgrade, supplied by Pixmania promptly without problems.

17.Sapphire 11125-00-21R Radeon HD 3450 256MB PCI-E 2.0 Graphics Card from: SAPPHIRE September 23, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £24.46 Prices subject to change.
Swapped out my flagging Nvidia 8400GS for this good value card which (with a bit of stretching of power cables) slotted nicely into my PC's PCI-express slot. Initially lost sound completely, but soon realised the output socket caters for sound itself - remedied by adjusting the BIOS sound setting. This card delivers relatively high performance graphics, without blowing your weeny power supply. Although not silent, its quiet and makes Bioshock and HalfLife2 etc lush and emersive, whilst also maximising Vista resolution. A great upgrade, supplied by Pixmania promptly without problems.

18.Sapphire 11129-01-20R Radeon HD 3650 512M DDR2 AGP from: SAPPHIRE September 23, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £59.97
Swapped out my flagging Nvidia 8400GS for this good value card which (with a bit of stretching of power cables) slotted nicely into my PC's PCI-express slot. Initially lost sound completely, but soon realised the output socket caters for sound itself - remedied by adjusting the BIOS sound setting. This card delivers relatively high performance graphics, without blowing your weeny power supply. Although not silent, its quiet and makes Bioshock and HalfLife2 etc lush and emersive, whilst also maximising Vista resolution. A great upgrade, supplied by Pixmania promptly without problems.

19.Sapphire 11133-04-20R HD 4870 1GB PCI-E Graphics Card from: SAPPHIRE October 27, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £231.30 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
Swapped out my flagging Nvidia 8400GS for this good value card which (with a bit of stretching of power cables) slotted nicely into my PC's PCI-express slot. Initially lost sound completely, but soon realised the output socket caters for sound itself - remedied by adjusting the BIOS sound setting. This card delivers relatively high performance graphics, without blowing your weeny power supply. Although not silent, its quiet and makes Bioshock and HalfLife2 etc lush and emersive, whilst also maximising Vista resolution. A great upgrade, supplied by Pixmania promptly without problems.

20.Sapphire RADEON 9250 - Graphics adapter - Radeon 9250 - PCI - 128 MB DDR - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - TV out - lite retail from: SAPPHIRE
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £30.00
Swapped out my flagging Nvidia 8400GS for this good value card which (with a bit of stretching of power cables) slotted nicely into my PC's PCI-express slot. Initially lost sound completely, but soon realised the output socket caters for sound itself - remedied by adjusting the BIOS sound setting. This card delivers relatively high performance graphics, without blowing your weeny power supply. Although not silent, its quiet and makes Bioshock and HalfLife2 etc lush and emersive, whilst also maximising Vista resolution. A great upgrade, supplied by Pixmania promptly without problems.

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