VisionTek Radeon™ 5450 2GB DDR3 (DVI-I, HDMI, VGA)

The VisionTek Radeon™ HD 5450 2GB PCIe Graphics Card offers value and functionality in its class with DirectX 11 support. The HD 5450 enables a seamless HD PC experience with amazing image quality at tremendous value.

Graphics Engine: Radeon 5450
Memory: 2GB DDR3
Multi-monitor support: HDMI, DVI, VGA
DirectX® Support: 11
Warranty: 3 Year Limited

$49.99

Availability: Out of stock

SKU

900861

Details

The VisionTek Radeon™ HD 5450 2GB PCIe 2.1 x16 Graphics Card offers value and functionality in its class with DirectX 11 support. Designed to deliver a feature laden gaming/computing experience, Radeon™ HD 5450 enables a seamless HD gaming experience with amazing image quality.

Microsoft DirectX® 11 Support
The VisionTek Radeon HD 5450 Series GPUs fully support Microsoft DirectX® 11, enabling the following:

Tessellation is now available to PC developers for real-time rendering with ultra-realistic characters and an incredible level of detail with 3D images.
HDR Texture compression delivers an intense level visual detail without increasing graphics memory footprint with efficiency and incredible image quality.
Multi-threading support for DirectX® 11 accelerates rendering by leveraging all the CPU cores to enable overall faster gaming performance.
DirectCompute improves PC performance by taking on some or all of a DirectX 11-enabled application’s processing load, freeing up the computer’s main processor to take on additional tasks.

Dolby® TrueHD and DTSHD Master Audio™ Support
Support of content protected, high bandwidth, 7.1 channels of surround sound over HDMI.

Avivo™ Technology Enhanced Unified Video Decoder 2 (UVD 2)
Watch the hottest Blu-ray movies or other HD content at full 1080p display resolution and beyond and enjoy a more feature rich experience with enhanced Unified Video Decoder 2 (UVD 2). Enhanced UVD 2 now supports a hardware acceleration decode of dual 1080p HD video streams.

Specifications

Memory: 2GB DDR3
Multi-monitor support: HDMI, DVI, VGA*
PCIe 2.0: Supported
Processing power (single precision): 104 GigaFLOPS
Polygon throughput: 650M polygons/sec
Data fetch rate (32-bit): up to 20.8 billion fetches/sec
Texel fill rate (bilinear filtered): up to 5.2 Gigatexels/sec
Pixel fill rate: up to 2.6 Gigapixels/sec
Anti-aliased pixel fill rate: up to 10.4 Gigasamples/sec
Max board power: 19.4 watts

System Requirements

PCI Express® based PC is required with one X16 lane graphics slot available on the motherboard
250 Watt or greater power supply recommended**
Minimum 1GB of system memory
Installation software requires CD-ROM drive
DVD playback requires DVD drive
Blu-ray™ playback requires Blu-ray drive

Warranty: 3 Year Limited with Registration

*HDMI video and audio may require adapter, Dual DVI and Dual VGA configurations require an adapter that is sold separately.

Drivers for this card may be found here: AMD.com

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