Tuesday, June 27th 2006

HIS Unveils the World's First PCIe x1 ATI Video Card


HIS (Hightech Information System Limited) unveils HIS X1300 512MB HyperMemory PCIe x1 card, the world first PCIe x1 solution on X1K family product. HIS X1300 512MB HyperMemory PCIe x1 creates multi-monitors applications and upgrade possibility on your generic PC. HIS X1300 512MB HyperMemory PCIe x1 brings advanced SM 3.0 and AVIVO under low profile design, promising the best video, the best office and the best multimedia experience to PC users. Combining a radically new and efficient 3D sharder-core architecture and HyperMemory II by ATI, dynamically assigns system memory to achieve the next level performance as 512/256MB configuration. HIS iFan operates as low as 20dB, it durable performances extended card's service life.

The world 1st PCIe x1 solution on:
  • ATI X1K family - SM 3.0 and AVIVO solution
  • Dual Link DVI
  • Low Profile design available
  • iFan brings lower noise as 20dB and extends card service life
Next generation image quality
HIS X1300 512MB HyperMemory PCIe x1 benefits on the latest ATI Avivo technology. With an impressive quality in video capture and play back via H.264/VC1 acceleration and universal connectivity, it turns HIS X1300 into an HD ready media PC perfect for watching videos and viewing/editing photos. The advanced HighDynamicRange rendering, enhanced realism with adaptive anti-aliasing. HIS X1300 512MB HyperMemory PCIe x1 delivers exceptional visual performance for all types of PC entertainment and productivity. The HIS X1300 512MB HyperMemory PCIe x1 can integrate your digital home by connecting your PC and consumer electronic devices together.
Source: HIS
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20 Comments on HIS Unveils the World's First PCIe x1 ATI Video Card

#1
Jimmy 2004
But its an X1300 so who wants it?
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#2
Sasqui
Jimmy 2004But its an X1300 so who wants it?
Probably a Dell owner :D
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#3
Corrosion
LOL, yeah i think they will have like 5 people buy it and then 3 of the people will find out the dont have a pci/e 1x slot.
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#4
gygabite
CorrosionLOL, yeah i think they will have like 5 people buy it and then 3 of the people will find out the dont have a pci/e 1x slot.
lol :laugh:
but hasnt matrox developed the 1st pciex1 card?
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#5
Nyte
This is pointless, you can always adjust your BIOS setting to have the slots configured to X1.

Hell, you can even tape the connector on the card to block off the other 15 lanes.
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#6
Tulatin
The point of this card is so that if you need extra displays for your system, you can inexpensively add them. So now, for what, $350-400, you can have 8 monitors on your system.
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#7
yogurt_21
yeah this card is not for a primary adaptor lol. I guess the younger ones here don't know of such things as using a pci car and an agp card in tandem to run multi monitors. one could call them noobs but hey i'm in a good mood. but seriously why else would you want a 512mb x1300? for texture rendering in multimonitor modes for say video editing/creating software as well as web design grpahic design and etc. this is not for gamers.
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#8
Jimmy 2004
yogurt_21yeah this card is not for a primary adaptor lol. I guess the younger ones here don't know of such things as using a pci car and an agp card in tandem to run multi monitors. one could call them noobs but hey i'm in a good mood. but seriously why else would you want a 512mb x1300? for texture rendering in multimonitor modes for say video editing/creating software as well as web design grpahic design and etc. this is not for gamers.
Lol... haven't heard of using a PCI car at all. :laugh:
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#9
Tulatin
Indeed. It's also good for those of us who have MANY test machines, and are slowly becoming disgruntled by the vastly thinning amount of PCI VPUs.
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#10
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
Jimmy 2004Lol... haven't heard of using a PCI car at all. :laugh:
Whaat? Are you making fun of my m4dl33th0xx0r TNT2 M64 that I actually use? 8| :P

Anyway, I'm VERY interested in the VIVO-capabilities. It depends on the cost, but I just might get myself one of these..
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#11
Tulatin
Hmm, VIVO too? Could be a cheap way to get quad tuners on an HTPC ;)
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#12
Azn Tr14dZ
gygabitelol :laugh:
but hasnt matrox developed the 1st pciex1 card?
The title says "HIS Unveils the World's First PCIe x1 ATI Video Card"
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#13
ktr
perhaps this can be a physics card...
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#14
KennyT772
eh it would be slow. these have what 2 redering pipes? it does look good for photo work ect. but remember this card prolly has around 128mb of ram with the rest being system based.

if only it was dual dvi... and passive... and half height...
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#15
SchwanK
KTR u are very correct. ATI plans to use these cards as physics cards on there crossfire setup. Meaning that if your runnung 2 x1900xt and want a physic card as well u dont have to use a pci slot for it. I think this is a great idea but I haven't seen any programming or drivers out to do this yet though. ATI was advertising this on their site last week but i can't seem to find the link at the moment. But if you do a little looking you should be able to find it.
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#16
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
i'm with the others, this is for using a slot that has nothing to use it atm, works to run windows vista/operating systems, and can have ViVo, Physics and adds more monitors.

I just wish they'd made it shorter, so it wouldnt get in the way as much.
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#17
POGE
What would happen if you set your pci-e 16x to 1x and put an x1900xtx in it? If that would work, you could theoretically mod your x1900xtx into a 1x card. :P Just use a saw.
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#18
malware
POGEWhat would happen if you set your pci-e 16x to 1x and put an x1900xtx in it? If that would work, you could theoretically mod your x1900xtx into a 1x card. :P Just use a saw.
You can't set it, neither you can plug a pci-e 16x device in 1x slot, but you can mod the asus a8n-e board to sli and use the 4x slot. ;)
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#20
tommyz4
I need one

Ok this is what happened I got a good discount on a dell so i ordered it. I Also ordered 2 19" lcd to go with it from buy.com good deal 19 lcd widesreen acers, anyway i was gonna use a nice nVida card i had from my older machine to do multi-monitor.
Well anyway the reason i need this card is b/c the stupid dell only has pci slots and 1 pcie x1(no pci x16 or agp) slot. What the hell! i kinda wanna return it now. but I'm gonna try and work with. any suggestions.
This card is sold out everywhere so i'm out of ideas
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