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EVGA GeForce 7600GS 256MB GDDR2 AGP 4X/8X Graphics Card 256-A8-N542-AX
- 256MB 128-Bit GDDR2
- Core Clock 400 MHz
- 1 x DVI
- AGP 4X/8X
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Graphics cards today are responsible for much more than simple text output to monitor. Their duties now include heavy-duty 2D and 3D rendering as well as video processing. The output devices they support include not only CRT monitors, but TVs, video recorders, LCDs and HDTV sets as well. To do this, graphics cards are often equipped with a combination of I/O ports/interfaces.
Featuring the award-winning GeForce 7 series architecture, the SLI-ready EVGA e-GeForce 7600 GS AGP card unlocks extreme HD gaming and video capabilities for the AGP platform. The amazing GeForce 7600 GS graphics processing unit (GPU) added to 256 MB fast DDR2 memory and acclaimed NVIDIA PureVideo technology enables this innovative video card to deliver silky smooth life-like gaming at ultra-high resolutions and high-definition, home-theater quality video all on your PC.
D-Sub output portThis 15-pin D-Sub output port is a very common sight. It is responsible for connection to CRT monitors and LCD monitors that support analog input. Digital signals must go through RAMDAC conversion before being sent through the D-Sub port as it is capable of only analog input.
S-Video output portCurrent graphics processors are equipped with integrated video encoders to provide them with direct video output capabilities. If you didn’t already know, in the past users were required to purchase add-on video encoders in order to realize video output.
DVI output portThe once unownable LCD has finally entered the home of the everyday man. While LCDs operate on digital signals, some older graphics cards output only analog signals through the analog D-Sub port, causing compatibility problems to arise. To sidestep this problem, many LCDs are equipped with integrated ADC (Analog to Digital Converter).
RCA output portAlso known as the AV or composite video connector, the RCA port is seen on home electronic devices including television sets and video cassette recorders. AV output is separated into one video and two audio signals (left and right channel). The yellow connector is often responsible for the video signal.
D ConnectorThe rise in HDTV popularity has meant a growing number of HDTV ready sets appearing in our homes. This D here obviously stands for Digital. The D-shaped connector hails from Japan and is used for direct transfer of digital video signals.- Video Input/VIVO portIn the past, certain high-end graphics card products provided video input ports such as
S-Video and RCA to cater to users with video input requirements. Contemporary graphics cards, however, already have a video output port (S-Video or RCA) on the bracket. To avoid congestion, common mainstream practice is to integrate video input and output capabilities in a single port.
D-Sub output portThis 15-pin D-Sub output port is a very common sight. It is responsible for connection to CRT monitors and LCD monitors that support analog input. Digital signals must go through RAMDAC conversion before being sent through the D-Sub port as it is capable of only analog input.
S-Video output portCurrent graphics processors are equipped with integrated video encoders to provide them with direct video output capabilities. If you didn’t already know, in the past users were required to purchase add-on video encoders in order to realize video output.
DVI output portThe once unownable LCD has finally entered the home of the everyday man. While LCDs operate on digital signals, some older graphics cards output only analog signals through the analog D-Sub port, causing compatibility problems to arise. To sidestep this problem, many LCDs are equipped with integrated ADC (Analog to Digital Converter).
RCA output portAlso known as the AV or composite video connector, the RCA port is seen on home electronic devices including television sets and video cassette recorders. AV output is separated into one video and two audio signals (left and right channel). The yellow connector is often responsible for the video signal.
D ConnectorThe rise in HDTV popularity has meant a growing number of HDTV ready sets appearing in our homes. This D here obviously stands for Digital. The D-shaped connector hails from Japan and is used for direct transfer of digital video signals.Warranty & Returns
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