Tania karta graficzna do filmów HD

[Wiskas 0]

Tak jak w temacie Grafa która puści obraz z dzwiękiem przez hdmi-hdmi

I co sądzicie o kompie do filmów Hd za świeży to on nie jest...a gostek chce podłaczyć pod tego inspirona duże lcd

Specyfikacja poniżej....szału nie ma....proca się wykreci a co z ramem i grafiką????

 

 

Processor

Processor class Pentium Dual-Core E2160

Processor speed 1800 GHz

Memory

Installed memory 1024 MB

Storage

Total Hard-drive capacity 250 GB

RAID Type none

Number of storage drives included 1

Multimedia

Audio Adapter Model Integrated Realtek AC'97 Audio

Audio Channels 7.1 surround

Graphics Board RAM Type DDR2

Video chipset Nvidia GeForce 8300GS

Installed video memory 128 MB

Video bus PCI Express

Software

Operating system Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium (32 bit)

Included Software

 

* Roxio Creator DE

* McAfee

 

Optical Drives

Optical Drive Speed 8

Optical Drive Type DVD?R DL/DVD?RW

Expansion Slots

Open PCI Express X16 Slots 0

Number of PCI slots 2

Open PCI Express X1 Slots 1

PCI Express Slots 2

Slots 2

Display

Included monitor No

Monitor model number Dell SE198WFP

Display type LCD

Display size 19 inches

Modem / Networking

Included network card Ethernet (10/100 Mbps)

Case

Chassis style Tower (Midsize)

External Drive Bays 3

Internal Drive Bays 2

Open External Drive Bays 1

Open Internal Drive Bays 1

Other Features

Energy Star compliant No

Green No

Interface Connection

Interface connection

 

* USB - Universal Serial Bus (rear) (x4)

* USB - Universal Serial Bus (front) (x4)

 

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Pros

 

Strong performance in all benchmarks

 

Discrete graphics card

Cons

 

FireWire ports not standard

 

Requires tools for upgrades

Bottom Line

 

Impressive application and graphics performance aided by dedicated graphics make this the best value in our test group.

 

Would you buy this Desktop Computer? YES347 NO681

Dell Inspiron 530 Value Desktop PC

 

Inspiron 530 Review, by Richard Jantz February 27, 2008

 

The Dell Inspiron 530 was powerful enough to earn superior scores (for a value PC) in both its productivity and graphics performance tests, yet it's quite inexpensive at $689 (as of 2/7/08).

 

Our test system was based on a 1.8-GHz Intel Pentium dual-core E2160 processor and had two sticks of 1GB PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM, for a total of 2GB of memory. It came with a 19-inch Dell SE198WFP wide-screen LCD (1440 by 900 native resolution), as well. Most value systems use integrated graphics that rely on main system memory, but the 530's graphics duties are handled by a 128MB nVidia GeForce 8300GS graphics card. The 250GB Western Digital Caviar hard drive provides an average amount of storage space for PCs in this price range, and our test unit had a DVD/CD combo writer, too.

 

As for performance, the 530 earned a WorldBench 6 Beta 2 score of 73--commendable in the value desktop category, and slightly better than the 71 earned by the Compaq Presario SR5350F, which uses the same Intel Pentium dual-core E2160 CPU. The Inspiron 530 provided the best performance in the 3DS Max DirectX component of the WorldBench suite of all the value systems recently tested. Not surprisingly, therefore, it also earned the top scores among value systems for its graphics performance, making it the best choice for playing simple games. Because its graphics card has only a modest 128MB of memory, however, it still isn't powerful enough for intensive gaming titles, such as Doom 3 and Far Cry. In our Doom 3 tests, the system earned only a subpar score of 20 frames per second running at 1024 by 768 resolution with antialising turned on.

 

The 530's attractive, glossy white-and-silver midtower case is well ventilated, and its sliding front panel covers an external bay module containing a media card reader and connectivity ports. Inside the 530's case, you'll find that good old-fashioned screws secure the components, so you'll need a screwdriver when installing expansion cards and optical drives. Like most other value systems, the 530 uses a smaller motherboard that supports fewer expansion options than larger (and pricier) boards. Available expansion options include one 5.25-inch external and one 3.5-inch internal drive bay, two PCI and one PCIe x1 card slots (the PCIe x16 slot is filled by the discrete graphics card), and two (out of four) DIMM memory sockets. The 530 lacks FireWire ports, but they can be added as an extra-cost ($30) option.

 

The Dell monitor delivered sharp text and fine color quality in both still and moving images. The USB-based optical mouse and enhanced keyboard that Dell bundles with this system are comparatively better (in performance and features) than the standard-issue input devices that come with most value systems. Among the keyboard's extras are several quick-launch keys, a retro-style volume knob, and two upstream USB ports. The 530's online-only documentation is exemplary, with thorough, well-written instructions that are (thankfully) specific to the actual model, unlike the more generic documentation that some vendors often include.

 

If you want a value desktop with an excellent price-to-performance ratio and some room to grow, Dell's Inspiron 530 is arguably the best deal among the budget PCs we've tested recentl