As you can see from the picture above, the card features D-Sub (CRT) Out, DVI-I Out and a combined Video In/Video Out. The software bundle going with the graphics card includes WinDVD and WinProducer. The remarkable thing about the graphics card is its working frequencies: the chip supports 250MHz while the 128MB of DDR SDRAM work at 500MHz (it means that the working frequencies are borrowed from the 64MB solution, as the 128MB solution should work at 250MHz chip and 444MHz memory).
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