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HIS Radeon X700 AGP Review
Author: Gabriel Torres and Cássio Lima
Type: Reviews Last Updated: May 1, 2006
Page: 2 of 10
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HIS Radeon X700 IceQ AGP

You can check HIS Radeon X700 IceQ AGP on Figures 3 and 4.

HIS Radeon X700 IceQ AGP
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Figure 3: HIS Radeon X700 IceQ AGP.

HIS Radeon X700 IceQ AGP
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Figure 4: HIS Radeon X700 IceQ AGP, back view.

The main advantage of HIS IceQ models is the design of their cooler, which blows hot air produced by the video card out the computer case – and later copied by Sapphire. Also, it is sensitive to UV light, so it will grow if you have an UV lamp inside your case. This cooler is entirely made of aluminum and it is actually made by Arctic Cooling (http://www.arctic-cooling.com).

This time we couldn’t disassemble the cooler to take a look because it was using tamper resistant Torx screws and we didn’t have this kind of screwdriver in our lab. However, as you can see on Figure 5, it is all aluminum-made and it doesn’t touch the memory chips. All memory chips use an aluminum passive heatsink. We couldn’t remove the passive heatsink from the memory chips, but it uses four GDDR3 chips.

HIS Radeon X700 IceQ AGP
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Figure 5: Side view of HIS Radeon X700 IceQ AGP.

This board also comes with one S-Video cable, one Composite Video to S-Video adaptor, one Component Video adaptor and one DVI to VGA adapters.

HIS Radeon X700 IceQ AGP
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Figure 6: Cables and adapters that come with this video card.

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