Bought these (retro) hardware today

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Reply 58500 of 58502, by Mandrew

Posted on Today, 19:18

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Not really my profile but I just like Sapphire stuff and this 4890 was really cheap.

Reply 58501 of 58502, by PcBytes

Posted on Today, 19:27

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tehsiggi wrote on Today, 17:06:

A wild Radeon HD3450 AGP appeared..

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Powercolor, Club3D and VTX3D really done went and used a whole PCB for a 3450. WHY.

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Reply 58502 of 58502, by tehsiggi

Posted on Today, 19:47

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PcBytes wrote on Today, 19:27:

tehsiggi wrote on Today, 17:06:

A wild Radeon HD3450 AGP appeared..

The attachment hd3450.jpeg is no longer available

Powercolor, Club3D and VTX3D really done went and used a whole PCB for a 3450. WHY.

Cheaper. I'm very certain, it has less layers and layouting took way less time than the low profile one.

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