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Sapphire Pure Fusion Mini 350 Review (featuring ThermalTake Element Q)

The bios is a fairly basic Americian Megatrends configuration. Below are a variety of screenshots.

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CPUz and GPUz are due to get updates shortly to correctly read some of the hardware aspects of this platform (The processor is dual core). We can however see the 40nm Zacate APU has been detected with the correct clock speed highlighted (1.6ghz). This product is Direct X 11 capable.


The newest Catalyst Control Center offers a wide range of settings – especially those for a demanding video enthusiast. We are really looking forward to testing similar Fusion hardware running within the mobile space.

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