Gainward introduces new HDMI series based on GeForce 8600GT and GeForce 8600GTS chipsets
"Gainward, a world leading producer of High-quality, High-End 3D accelerators for the Personal Computer market, proudly announces it's new HDMI series. "
Published: 16th October 2007 | Source: Gainward |
Gainward, a world leading producer of High-quality, High-End 3D accelerators for the Personal Computer market, proudly announces it’s new HDMI series. The HDMI series consists of Geforce 8600s with HDMI and SPDiF, a very welcome edition to any HTPC. As well as being pretty darn quick these cards can be connect up to your HD ready TV through the HDMI port which has some very impressive visuals.
| Barcode | Product | Clock settings/default |
| -8897 | BLISS 8600GTS-512-HDMI-DVI | 675/2000MHz |
| -8910 | BLISS 8600GTS-256-HDMI-DVI | 675/2000MHz |
| -8866 | BLISS 8600GT-512-HDMI-DVI | 540/1400MHz |
| -8903 | BLISS 8600GT-256-GS-GLH-HDMI-DVI | 625+/1800+MHz |
| -8859 | BLISS 8600GT-256-HDMI-DVI | 540/1400MHz |
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Sorry but I have not found anything on there that helps. Essentially, do I need a DSL router and some kind of USB network adapter so as the PC can pick up the signal? Would my speedtouch USB modem be any good ro would I need to get a router with a modem too?
Id recommend getting a router (like the one you linked to), making sure its got a DSL modem built in.
Its a simple case of replacing the usb link to the computer with an ethernet and the laptop can connect wirelessly. And each can act independently.
Its a simple case of replacing the usb link to the computer with an ethernet and the laptop can connect wirelessly. And each can act independently.
Okay thanks. So if I bought that then could anyone reccoemnd a simple but useful RJ45- USB adapter? Or a router with a USB output?
Does your mobo not have built in ethernet?
No. Sorry, I thought I'd made my initial post clear but it wasn't. I should really not write posts when I am angry....... That's my problem, no ethernet and no way of installing a PCi card as all slots are full.
Odd, motherboards have had on-boards for years now.
If thats the case id say go for both on wireless, buy yourself a USB dongle such as:
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=558801.
Wireless isn't as reliable as wired, but it does work fairly well. Ive never heard of a USB-ethernet adapter but that doesn't mean to say they don't exist.
If thats the case id say go for both on wireless, buy yourself a USB dongle such as:
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=558801.
Wireless isn't as reliable as wired, but it does work fairly well. Ive never heard of a USB-ethernet adapter but that doesn't mean to say they don't exist.
Whats the motherboard model matey?
Abit do a pci-e wireless card, which if all your pci slots are blocked could be handy.
For USB- Ethernet I was looking at something like http://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-Ethernet-Adapter-Patch-Cable/dp/B0002AFKN0
as my mobo is millions of years old, it's a very old PC you see.
Essentially I thought that product and the router I listed earlier might work out quite nicely for me as I no longer play PC games (odd bit of C&C, Worms or Dungeon Keeper on the laptop) but think that may be good ebough.
Does anyone have a router that includes a modem that they would reccomend to me? Most of the time I'll be all of 6 ft away but more range is always good. What sort of price should I be looking at? Sub £50 sound about right?
as my mobo is millions of years old, it's a very old PC you see.
Essentially I thought that product and the router I listed earlier might work out quite nicely for me as I no longer play PC games (odd bit of C&C, Worms or Dungeon Keeper on the laptop) but think that may be good ebough.
Does anyone have a router that includes a modem that they would reccomend to me? Most of the time I'll be all of 6 ft away but more range is always good. What sort of price should I be looking at? Sub £50 sound about right?
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would essentially run independently of the system with a USB adapter so as my desktop could connect to it.