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We have found a way to solve this issue, but pls let me keep this little secret for a while :)

It's not for adding a sound card or 2nd GPU to the card, it's the first WHDI integrated Graphics Card on the market. :) See our press release here: http://www.galaxytech.com/en/newsview.aspx?id=671 I can assure you you will see reviews on this soon (one for Techpowerup may be? I need to...

Check this out: http://www.hardocp.com/article/2010/06/01/galaxy_streams_desktop_to_your_tv

None of the guess is correct. If you want some clues you can check what we have demoed during Computex this year :)

Well it still has one DVI plus one HDMI on board and hopefully we will bundle a HDMI to DVI converter for dual DVI usage...

Hello all. Sorry for the lack of activities here, has been busy for a while. Thanks to btarunr for the news. Yes it is using the VC like the 260+ Razor. It's an early engineering sample that's why it looks raw and ugly. I can assure final version will definitly look better. We'll also remove...

the fan card do not draw power from the pci-e slot, it just help to fix the card's position.

It's a dual-slot design as you can see from the photo above...I don't think it is possible for doing single slot cooler for GTX 2xx....nevermind 295 has two GPUs....

This part is not designed for overclock right? For overclocking we have some other nice SKUs... :)

Yes the cooler is a customized dual-slot cooler, and it looks nice definitly. I don't have exact noise figure yet, but AFAIK it is a quiet one. We'll have a normal 896MB version using this cooler too. ------------------------- We will definitly send one to techPowerUp for review once...

I beleive you have to change the jumper before power up. Also please notice our final production will use redesigned PCB, with smaller PCB size and 6-pin power removed. From early testing the adoption of "power efficient" GPU(I think you guys should know what actually this more "Power...

That's true, however most users will only consider max. of 3 slots as "acceptable". And this requires much redesign work to be done, so our first batch of the cards will most probably use other cooling solutions available.

Indeed our target would be 2.5 slots including the fan to leave some space for fresh air, like some of the solutions in the market.

Just got back from our product design team, the card will take up 4 slots in total. Actually the cooler was designed to be use as a passive cooler for lower end cards, which it will still take up 3 slots. In my opinion the cooler needs to be modified to fit in 3 slots (including cooling...

For your reference, the card shown is our engineering sample only, in which we're still evaluating the cooling solution. Obviously the cooler size needs to be reduced by a great margin to make it a feasible solution. Indeed the cooler is made by PCcooler, one of the popular heatsink...