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General Specs HP QK638AT Radeon 6350
Manufacturer:
HP Inc.
Manufacturer Part Number:
QK638AT
Brand Name:
HP
Product Name:
Radeon HD 6350 Graphic Card
Product Type:
Graphic Card
Technical Information HP QK638AT Radeon 6350
RAMDAC Speed:
400 MHz
Maximum Resolution:
2048 x 1536
Analog Signal:
Yes
Digital Signal:
Yes
Processor & Chipset HP QK638AT Radeon 6350
Chipset Manufacturer:
ATI
Chipset Line:
Radeon
Chipset Series:
HD 6000
Chipset Model:
6350
Memory HP QK638AT Radeon 6350
Standard Memory:
512 MB
Memory Technology:
DDR3 SDRAM
Bus Width:
64 bit
Interfaces/Ports HP QK638AT Radeon 6350
Host Interface:
PCI Express 2.0 x16
Physical Characteristics HP QK638AT Radeon 6350
Card Height:
Low-profile
Cooler Type:
Fan Cooler
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