HIS has a low-profile HD7750 for HTPC enthusiasts

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The HD7750 you see before you is a reference 800Mhz version, meaning that it runs off the power provided by the motherboard without a PCI-Express connector. This does mean, however, that the most you'd ever be able to overclock it to is 880Mhz seeing as there's very little headroom left with the card taking up almost 65w of power. Thankfully the RAM hasn't been downgraded and runs at GDDR5 speeds of 4.5Ghz on a 128-bit interface, enough to give some much-needed muscle to games and high-definition movies with 3D playback.

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Sapphire announces its own low-profile HD7750

When I showed you the low-profile HD7750 from HIS I commented that while it was a good deal, I wasn't sure if Eyefinity would have worked or not. While still a shoe-in for HTPCs and for use in low-power rigs its not as capable as some other full-sized PCI variants and would only work well as a low-cost gaming or HTPC solution driving up toe two screens. Sapphire's card aims to change that.

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