Gigabyte GV-R80P256D Radeon X800Pro Graphics Card Review (2)

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Gigabyte GV-R80P256D Radeon X800Pro Graphics Card Review (2)
Jon 19 Oct 2004

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Here's a picture of the card and the Gigabyte box:

As we mentionned earlier, the card design is similar to all the other X800 Pro cards as they are all based on ATI's reference design. The only difference is actually the brand logo on the fan and the cooling system.

Here's a close-up picture of the card:

The back of the card:

Bundled with the card is a DVI to D-Sub adapter (to convert the DVI connector to work with a VGA monitor), a TV-Out cable to use the TV Out feature of the card and a Video In cable to get video from a video source.

As for the software bundle, this card comes with the games "Spellforce : The order of Dawn" and "Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield" as well as Micro Research's 3D Album and Cyberlink Power DVD 5, a popular DVD program.

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