Asus to Release Entry-Level Radeon R7 250 Graphics Card

Asus has added a new entry-level graphics card based on Radeon R7 250 adapter to its inventory. Codenamed R7250-OC-2GD3, it is predestined to be employed in corporate and multimedia systems, which are bound to support graphics interface of various applications, play back video, edit photos, and to start unexacting games. The model features a bright design and some remarkable facilities that promise to make work and entertainment experience a delight.

Asus Radeon R7 250 is based on 28 nm GCN chip (AMD Radeon R7 250) that contains 384 stream processors. It runs at the nominal 1060 MHz frequency but can be overclocked to 1110 MHz; that makes 60 MHz more if compared with the etalon adapter. Memory subsystem is introduced by 2 GB of DDR3 memory chips with 128-bit rail. Their nominal clock frequency starts at 900 MHz with the possibility to reach 1800 MHz effective margin.

This graphics card employs a modified PCB that comes with Super Alloy Power hardware base. All the included components operate 15% more effective and 2.5 times longer than standard analogues do. Besides, operational temperature is 35 degrees lower than conventional. All this allows for the elongation of the card’s durability.

A new-comer from Asus is equipped with three video ports: HDMI, DVI-D and D-Sub. This provides for the opportunity to connect various monitors without additional adapters. The implemented small-sized cooler involves an aluminum heatspreader and Dust-Proof Fan.

Furthermore, Asus Radeon R7 250 will be available along with such brand utilities as GPU Tweak and GPU Tweak Streaming. The first one is predestined for the monitoring and modification of key parameters, while the second one – for the organization of online broadcasting of gaming session in real time.