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HIS Radeon HD 3850 IceQ 3 TurboX

By: (more) | Video Cards Content | Posted: Feb 1, 2008 5:00 am
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TweakTown Rating: 89%    Manufacturer: HISDigital

The Package

 

Nothing has changed too much in the HIS box department. Their high-end cards follow a square box design which is pretty straight forward. We see all the usual details; the top of the card gives us the brand while the bottom shows us the model. In the middle we can see a big emphasis on the IceQ 3 cooling solution.

 

 

The right of the box gives us all the main information such as the fact that it has 512MB of GDDR3 memory, PCI Express, HDMI, 1080P support along with a diagram of how the IceQ 3 cooling solution works. At the very top of the card we can see a TurboX sticker that gives us the core and memory clockspeeds.

 

 

Turning the box over, across the bottom we have some information on the card along with some awards that HIS have received. The middle of the box has a window that lets us see the card. Shooting off from there are a bunch of little break off points that show some of the main features that the card offers.

 

 

Moving inside the package we have a few goodies. We have an S-Video to RCA connector, DVI to VGA, DVI to HDMI and a Crossfire connector. Unfortunately there is no Component out cables in the package though.

 

 

Also included in the package is a cool little screwdriver which has four heads and a little light. While it's not huge, sometimes things like this are more useful than a game you're not interested in.

 

 

We also have a manual, sticker, driver CD and a piece of paper that mentions the free games available on Steam.

 

The package on a whole isn't bad; it's nice to see that Dungeon Siege isn't included and the inclusion of the screwdriver is funky.

 


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