Official South African distributor Corex has announced the immediate availability of Leadtek Research`s WinFast PX7950 GX2 TDH, aimed particularly at the enthusiast gaming segment of the market. Designed for extreme HD gaming, WinFast PX7950 GX2 TDH combines the power of two GeForce 7950 graphics processing units (GPUs) on a single graphics card.
Coupled with a 512-bit memory interface and 1GB of fast GDDR3 memory, the graphics card allows for a smooth, realistic gaming experience at resolutions up to 2560x1600.
WinFast PX7950 GX2 TDH is built for Windows Vista - Microsoft`s next-generation operating system (OS) - to ensure the best possible performance when running the Windows Vista 3D graphical user interface. And with DirectX 9.0c Shader Model 3.0 and high dynamic-range (HDR) lighting all the latest gaming effects come to life.
Importantly, the graphics card also features cutting-edge Xtreme-HD features. Xtreme-HD is an emerging standard for high-quality visual performances. It provides dual Dual-Link DVI connectivity able to support two high-end 30-inch LCD monitors that feature 2560x1600 resolutions.
"The WinFast PX7950 GX2 TDH is undoubtedly one of the most exciting graphics cards to hit the global marketplace this year. It is packed with so much functionality, compatibility and future-proofed features that it will soon become a must-have for all gaming enthusiasts," comments Matthew Hall, general manager at Corex.
Another feature of the WinFast PX7950 GX2 TDH is the integrated HDTV encode that provides TV output in resolutions of up to 1080i. On top of this, it also enhances compatibility with other standards and all video content such as MPEG-2, WMV, WMV HD with NVIDIA owned PureVideo technology.
Lastly, the WinFast PX7950 GX2 TDH supports playback H.264 video and High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP). The H.264/AVC standard is a digital video codec standard, noted for achieving very high data compression and capable of providing good video quality at bit rates substantially lower than those required by previous standards.
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