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Here is a bit more information on the not-so-low end video card from Sunnyvale

The board may or may not join the Tonga during the August 23 release event

It appears that the company has scored quite a few points with this

It works on little little energy and is powered by the Cape Verde GPU

They have up to 480 GB capacity and 550 MB/s sequential performance

They are both overclocked and feature WindForce cooling modules

The tag probably won't last for long, though, so you might want to hurry

They will do quite well in miniature-sized HTPCs and other mini PCs

It retains the reference specs, but has a dual-fan cooler

The release of the Radeon R7 265 is what caused this to happen

The video card has 2 GB GDDR5 VRAM and a memory bus of 256 bits

It's powered by a Curacao chip and may be priced at $149 / €149

The board has a price of $99 / €99 and a distinctive single-fan cooler

It's already shipping, filling the gap between R7 250 and R7 260

It will fill the gap between the R7 250 and R7 260 video boards

The video board has a GPU clock of 800 MHz and 1 GB 4.5 GHz of GDDR5 VRAM

It comes on the heels of two royalQueen R9 270X boards