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Posted: December 19, 2000 Written by: Tuan "Solace" Nguyen Summing Things Up Performance: [ 9.2/10 ] The performance for the WinFast is top notch for its class and it is definitely one of the best MX cards to have landed in my hands. As far as I’ve seen, no other MX based card has the features to stand up to the WinFast GeForce2 DH Pro. Innovation: [ 9.8/10 ] You can’t ignore features like TwinView and hardware monitoring. I’m still curious about the voltage option in Leadtek’s WinFox utility. Once I get word, I’ll let you guys know whether it is indeed possible to increase the core voltage or not. And if it is, we’re going to try overclocking the core to the max. Installation and Setup: [ 10.0/10 ] Nothing went wrong and installation is as simple as that. Bundle: [ 8.0/10 ] Leadtek included the typical DVD player and other utilities and programs such as Colorific. Also bundled are necessary cables to connect your computer to a TV or VCR. Price: [ 9.2/10 ] Currently, the pricing for a WinFast MX DH Pro goes at around $159US (found on www.pricewatch.com). That’s an excellent price for the DH Pro considering all the extra features it packs. Conclusion Leadtek has done an excellent job distinguishing itself from others with the WinFast MX DH Pro. I definitely can’t complain about the effort that went into producing this card. If you’re in the market for multiple monitors, then you’ll definitely appreciate this card. Whether you’re doing graphics, playing games, or doing lots of spreadsheet work, this card will not disappoint. Just keep in mind that the DH Pro isn’t intended for severe gaming environments. It’s a card that blends the best of all worlds and should be at the top of your Christmas list this year. |
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