HIS Introduces First Silent Radeon HD 5450 with ATI Eyefinity Technology

btarunr · Dec 10, 2010, 04:27 AM

HIS today unveils the HIS 5450 Silence 1GB (64bit) DDR3 PCIe x1 Eyefinity graphics card, offering the best features and functionality in their class with AMD Eyefinity technology. Powered by the Radeon 5400 GPU, HIS 5450.

The HIS 5450 Series is designed to give you stunning high definition entertainment from your PC, no matter Blu-ray/HD DVD discs or other HD sources. Gamers will enjoy the ultimate immersive gaming experience with innovative "wrap around" multi-display capabilities. In addition, the HIS 5450 Silence 1GB is built as high-profile capable single-slot design with two low profile brackets included, making it possible to fit them in both full-height and half-height PCI Slots.

AMD Eyefinity Technology
Run up to 3 displays from a single graphics board and expand your gaming field of view across all displays. Enjoy the ultimate immersive gaming experience with innovative "wrap around" multi-display capabilities.

ATI Eyefinity technology requires one panel with a DisplayPort connector to enable the third display. DisplayPort to DVI dongle is required for panel with DVI connector. For more information about HIS 5450 Silence 1GB (64bit) DDR3 PCIe x1, please visit this page.

RejZoR · Dec 10, 2010, 04:57 AM

Wow, they invented something NVIDIA has been using for ages on low end cards. a PASSIVE COOLER. How exciting...

Volkszorn88 · Dec 10, 2010, 05:08 AM

This would be perfect for a work office or a nice HTPC.

Mussels · Dec 10, 2010, 05:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RejZoR

Wow, they invented something NVIDIA has been using for ages on low end cards. a PASSIVE COOLER. How exciting...

PCI-E 1x, passive and eyefinity all in one.

Chevalr1c · Dec 10, 2010, 05:55 AM

RejZoR, what is so special about this card is that it is PCI-e x1. There are AMD/ATI cards already for years, that are passively cooled. For example the one that I placed in my father's pc (Club3D Radeon 4350) when I built it this summer:

u2konline · Dec 10, 2010, 06:40 AM

Please stop making DDR3, please

Kantastic · Dec 10, 2010, 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by u2konline

Please stop making DDR3, please
http://justcoolnweirdstuff.files.wor...cry_smiley.png

Doubt it'd make a different in a card like this, IMO it's a good way to get rid of slower chips.

u2konline · Dec 10, 2010, 06:45 AM

They need to continue making GDDR3, i think ddr3 is way worse or make GDDR4 and gddr5. They could of made a HD Silent 5450 with GDDR5 2GB memory , i would buy it. lolz

HTC · Dec 10, 2010, 06:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by u2konline

Please stop making DDR3, please
http://justcoolnweirdstuff.files.wor...cry_smiley.png

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kantastic

Doubt it'd make a different in a card like this, IMO it's a good way to get rid of slower chips.

Someone please correct me if i'm wrong but, since this card is targeted @ eyefinity users, wouldn't GDDR5 help with that?

Kantastic · Dec 10, 2010, 06:53 AM

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Originally Posted by HTC

Someone please correct me if i'm wrong but, since this card is targeted @ eyefinity users, wouldn't GDDR5 help with that?

That slipped my mind, you may be right.

bear jesus · Dec 10, 2010, 07:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kantastic

Doubt it'd make a different in a card like this, IMO it's a good way to get rid of slower chips.

Quote:

Originally Posted by HTC

Someone please correct me if i'm wrong but, since this card is targeted @ eyefinity users, wouldn't GDDR5 help with that?

But i very much doubt this card is for any kind of gaming so I'm sure GDDR2 or possibly even GDDR would even be enough as i just see this as a card to run 3 monitors and I'm pretty sure you don't need GDDR5 or even GDDR3 to use windows across three monitors.

It would probably be of most use in an office where having multiple screens would be great for increasing productivity but even things like HD video would not be used thus no use for more than an x1 slot or any kind of fast core or memory.

Volkszorn88 · Dec 10, 2010, 08:04 AM

Ye ^ this.

When I first saw this review, I never thought "omg serious gaming time!". Like I said in my earlier post, this would be perfect for the work place.

I'm sure anyone who actually intends on gaming on eyefinity would definitely be getting a much beefier card.

FishHead69 · Dec 10, 2010, 09:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by u2konline

Please stop making DDR3, please
http://justcoolnweirdstuff.files.wor...cry_smiley.png

My ddr3 4850 is doing fine

It's more than enuff for this card

Dj-ElectriC · Dec 10, 2010, 10:15 AM

Quote:

Enjoy the ultimate immersive gaming experience with innovative "wrap around" multi-display capabilities.

yeah... im sure you can do that with HD5450 on three 1920X1080 monitors.

bear jesus · Dec 10, 2010, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Dj-ElectriC

yeah... im sure you can do that with HD5450 on three 1920X1080 monitors.

wow I'm more tired than i thought i somehow missed that line... wtf??? it would shock me to find out that you could game across 3 640x480 monitors with a 5450

i really thought this was targeted at HD video and triple monitor windows setups, this is perfect example of marketing in its true form utter bull***t to mislead people who don't know about this stuff into buying a massively under powered card compared to what it's sold as

Or is it referring to playing farmville in eyefinity? is that what gaming is these days?

pantherx12 · Dec 10, 2010, 10:27 AM

It's for office work you silly people lol

These would be brilliant in police call centres, 3 screens to one system for cheap!

bear jesus · Dec 10, 2010, 10:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pantherx12

It's for office work you silly people lol

These would be brilliant in police call centres, 3 screens to one system for cheap!

I had assumed that until this line was pointed out

Quote:

Originally Posted by btarunr

Gamers will enjoy the ultimate immersive gaming experience with innovative "wrap around" multi-display capabilities

Wtf is classed as a gamer these days for them to be able to say that? is someone who plays farmville a gamer?... i guess so

pantherx12 · Dec 10, 2010, 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bear jesus

I had assumed that until this line was pointed out

Wtf is classed as a gamer these days for them to be able to say that? is someone who plays farmville a gamer?... i guess so

That's cos BTA has posted a press release, a press release that includes a standard eyefinity blurb

I'm certain these are not aimed at gamers at all, x400 never are designed for gaming, they're HD video cards and things like that normally.

bear jesus · Dec 10, 2010, 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pantherx12

That's cos BTA has posted a press release, a press release that includes a standard eyefinity blurb

I'm certain these are not aimed at gamers at all, x400 never are designed for gaming, they're HD video cards and things like that normally.

True i just get really annoyed by all the marketing terms and bull crap in press releases

i have a 3450 in my htpc and anything other than hd video is like kicking it in the nuts.

u2konline · Dec 10, 2010, 05:43 PM

Wait a min, is DDR3 and GDDR3 the same?
Also FishHead69 if GDDR3 and DDR3 are the same, well i didn't mean that GDDR3 is bad, i have 2 Nvidia GDDR3 cards( GTS 250 AND 9800GT ) , both cards runs games with ease. However i was saying that they need to stop making them now in 2010. I would rather see GDDR4 and GDDR5 on pretty much any card right about now, than GDDR3/DDR3.

They better be glad i don't make video cards, because i would make a 5670 with 4GB of GDDR5 memory MUHAHHAHAHA

bear jesus · Dec 10, 2010, 06:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by u2konline

Wait a min, is DDR3 and GDDR3 the same?
Also FishHead69 if GDDR3 and DDR3 are the same, well i didn't mean that GDDR3 is bad, i have 2 Nvidia GDDR3 cards( GTS 250 AND 9800GT ) , both cards runs games with ease. However i was saying that they need to stop making them now in 2010. I would rather see GDDR4 and GDDR5 on pretty much any card right about now, than GDDR3/DDR3.

They better be glad i don't make video cards, because i would make a 5670 with 4GB of GDDR5 memory MUHAHHAHAHA

GDDR and DDR are two different standards, I'm too drunk to go into any detail though

but this is why GDDR4 was almost skipped when it came to gpu's but DDR4 will be dam fast and nowhere near skip able when it comes to motherboard/cpu;'s

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