Asus Radeon 550 Phoenix (90YV0AG9-M0NA00)
 | Expecting restock £106.39 One of the most affordable entry-level all-in-one graphics cards of 2021 with a single-fan active cooling system, low power consumption and full support for three-monitor configurations. Designed to complete multi-purpose gaming personal computers of the base price category and universal multimedia HTPC systems. Capable of hardware decoding HD/Ultra HD video in H.264/H.265 formats at frame rates up to 60 fps. Provides full support for the latest DirectX12 and OpenGL 4.5 APIs, which is important for gamers and some professional applications that use 3D graphics acceleration functions. Suitable for assembling configurations of personal computers based on processors lacking an integrated video core. The Asus Radeon 550 Phoenix graphics card is based on the AMD Polaris 12 GPU with GCN 1.3 (14...nm) architecture. In conjunction with a powerful CPU, it can provide comfortable gameplay in popular games of 2015-2020 in FullHD resolution at medium or medium-low graphics quality settings. Thanks to HDMI 2.0b and DisplayPort 1.4 digital interface ports, it allows you to create three-monitor configurations. |
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One of the most affordable entry-level all-in-one graphics cards of 2021 with a single-fan active cooling system, low power consumption and full support for three-monitor configurations. Designed to complete multi-purpose gaming personal computers of the base price category and universal multimedia HTPC systems. Capable of hardware decoding HD/Ultra HD video in H.264/H.265 formats at frame rates up to 60 fps.
Provides full support for the latest DirectX12 and OpenGL 4.5 APIs, which is important for gamers and some professional applications that use 3D graphics acceleration functions. Suitable for assembling configurations of personal computers based on processors lacking an integrated video core. The Asus Radeon 550 Phoenix graphics card is based on the AMD Polaris 12 GPU with GCN 1.3 (14 nm) architecture. In conjunction with a powerful CPU, it can provide comfortable gameplay in popular games of 2015-2020 in FullHD resolution at medium or medium-low graphics quality settings. Thanks to HDMI 2.0b and DisplayPort 1.4 digital interface ports, it allows you to create three-monitor configurations.
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