Prolink PixelView GeForce FX 5700 review - Page 3 - Photos #1

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 12/24/2003 09:00 AM [ ] 0 comment(s)

Let's see what the products looks like with a series of photos that we took, all nude baby! All images you see are posted under guru3d.com copyright, please do not use or deeplink them. The photos have been taken with a Sony DCS F707 at a high resolution and have been scaled down towards 1024x768. You may click on the images to see the image in that resolution. The full images are high-quality, that means file-size can be 200-300 kB

Prolink PixelView GeForce FX 5700 with PDF.

Backside view, nice clean design. The wire you see there is actually a thermal probe used by the cooling system.

Frontside view of the card. From left to right you'll notice the CRT, SVideo (in/out) and DVI-I connectors.

When we flip the card around we can see that the Molex connecter is somewhat unusually placed.

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