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Gainward NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 2GB Graphics Card

  • 2GB Graphics Memory
  • Interface Type - PCI Express
  • Cooler Type - Active Fan
  • Outputs - HDMI, DVI and Display Port

New Mid Range NVIDIA Card Just Launched!!

£189.98

£149.99 inc VAT

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Hauppauge HD-PVR 2 Gaming Edition Plus

Record your Xbox, PS3 or PC Game Play
Includes Optical Audio 5 channel Sound Quality
Live Streaming to Twitch and Ustream!
Mac support!.

£139.97 inc VAT

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What is a controller card?

What is a controller card? A controller card is an add-in PCI or PCI-Express card that enables IDE, SATA or SCSI devices to be connect to a computer. They often offer superior RAID performance for high performance hard drive arrays offering data redundancy and other complex features. What do I look for in a controller card? When buying a controller card it is worth checking it has all the features you want or may want in the future. There are several types of RAID and not all controller cards support them. Different models of controller card will offer different levels of performance. As a general rule PCI-Express cards are quicker than their PCI equivalents. What is the difference between a software RAID card and a hardware RAID card? A hardware RAID card is the more costly and almost always superior solution. By using a dedicated processor and memory they do not cause any significant overheads to the other components in the system, offer better performance and increased reliability. For mission critical workloads such as servers...

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