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HIS card aids in video noise reduction

HIS iClear SNR card.

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It's not April Fools today, is it? On first inspection, this is the type of product I thought we were dealing with here.

HIS has just released its newest product called the "iClear" which is said to aid in noise reduction from graphics cards and TV tuners.

It provides up to 10% increase performance on SNR (signal-to-noise ratio) which is said to offer a better gaming experience by reducing the distortion and noise generated.


The HIS iClear card is HIS latest solution to video card noise reduction. It has an excellent implement of state-of-the-art design and technology and give you a better gaming experience by reducing the distortion and noise generated from graphic card. It reduces the noise distortion generated from high-end graphic card (from both Radeon and GeForce) or TV tuner card, which provide up to 10% increase performance on Signal-to-Noise Ratio.

For example: The SNR (Signal-to-Noise Ratio) is up to 10% (SNR 38 vs 34.3) better in ATI X1300XT model.

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