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TwinTech GeForce GTS 250 1024MB XT OC review | test
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One more perspective shot of the product cooler. It's hard to imagine that the card packs 1024MB of video memory as it is a fairly small card really. I like the subtle integration of the HDMI connector. Granted, the card would make a wicked HTPC card, silent, HDMI, PureVideo HD support and the ability to play games as well.
All the way at the back of the card we spot the two 6-pin power connectors, both need to be connected. TwinTech includes only one Molex to 6-pin power converter, so please make sure you have at least one 6-pin PCIe graphics lead from the PSU itself already.
The cooler works well, not at all noisy. It's quite a spectacular looking product alright but here we do stumble into the fact that the card does need 3 PCI slots due to the cooler, that surely is a lot.
TwinTech GeForce GTS 250 1024MB XT OC review | test
Today here at Guru3D.com, we'll review one of TwinTechs GeForce GTS 250 graphics cards. The TwinTech GeForce GTS 250 XT OC is packed with 1GB of memory, pre-overclocked and comes with a wicked cooler from Arctic Cooling. For a first introduction... that was impressive to see. But will the product be able to keep up with Guru3D's pace in testing? Let's find out.
Today here at Guru3D.com, we'll review one of TwinTechs GeForce GTS 250 graphics cards. The TwinTech GeForce GTS 250 XT OC is packed with 1GB of memory, pre-overclocked and comes with a wicked cooler from Arctic Cooling. For a first introduction... that was impressive to see. But will the product be able to keep up with Guru3D's pace in testing? Let's find out.