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Topic # 228586 13-Jan-2018 10:46
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I am in the market for one or two inexpensive HDMI cards for viewing video. I don't need anything high end for gaming or anything like that, just something that is sufficient for HD streams. Just about anything with HDMI out should be okay. 

 

 




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  Reply # 1938059 13-Jan-2018 12:31
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I have something I am pretty sure. When I am back in NZ I'll find it and flick you a message. I believe it is an AMD FirePro card.




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  Reply # 1938088 13-Jan-2018 13:29
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Sounds great. Thanks. I'm in no big hurry so happy to wait until you get back. How are you enjoying Vegas?

 

 




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