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Written by Mavke
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Saturday, 09 October 2004 |
Rage3D has published their Sapphire
Radeon X800XT Review. Sapphire, along with other Add-In-Board partners, has been
clamoring for an adequate supply of 16-pipeline R420 cores since it was first
introduced last spring. Even now supply is still tight and many AIBs have grown
increasingly frustrated with not being able to meet consumer demand for their
cards. With this ever increasing and incessant demand for X800XT cores, ATI has begun qualifying 16-pipeline
R420 cores at lower clock speeds and has started selling them to AIBs to be sold
as X800XT Radeons. While the plan was always to have an X800XT card on the
market, it was at first intended to be exclusive to the PCI-Express architecture
but these new X800XT Radeons are now available for both PCI-Express and AGP
architectures.
 Sapphire Radeon X800XT Review
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Written by Mavke
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Saturday, 09 October 2004 |
And a new review has also been publishid on the Asus Radeon AX800XT by DriverHeaven. When you think of Asus, the word "quality" immediately comes to mind, and this is just reaffirmed with today's newest review piece, their new PCI express top of the range graphics card the Asus Radeon AEX800XT. There isn't much we haven't covered before with regards to the X800XT series of cards.
Asus Radeon AEX800XT Review
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Written by Phyro
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Saturday, 09 October 2004 |
OCTools has published a review on the nVIDIA GeForce 6800GT 256MB PCI Express. The arrival of PCI Express to the graphics scene has caused quite a stir to the enthusiast community. Here we have a new technology that is destined to replace the long established AGP and PCI. What exactly is PCI Express and what's so promising about it?
nVIDIA GeForce 6800GT 256MB PCI Express Review
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Written by Mavke
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Saturday, 09 October 2004 |
Gamers-Depot has send
word about their review on the Albatron GeForce 6800GT. With so many choices of add-in board
makers producing nVidia-based
cards, it can be a real whirlwind when deciding which one to go with.
Taiwan-based Albatron is
looking to get your attention with its offerings by selling them at competitive
pricing and bundles.
Albatron GeForce 6800GT Review
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Written by Mavke
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Friday, 08 October 2004 |
Ray Adams has release a new version of his popular ATI Tray Tools. ATI Tray Tools is a small utility that allows instant access to options and settings. The Tool is displayed in the Windows Tray and can easily be accessed via that way.
 ATI Tray Tools v1.0.1.380
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Written by Phyro
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Friday, 08 October 2004 |
Despite what nVidia told us
before, the GeForce 6800LE will be a retail card. When we wrote about this last
July, nVidia immediately
picked up the blower to inform us that this won't happen. Well, it has
happened.
6800LE to hit retail shelves
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Written by Mavke
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Friday, 08 October 2004 |
nVidia has a new secret steed for the graphics race and this time it clippity-clops about under the NV41 codename. I have to admit that people haven't talked much about this chip, even though we pre-announced it for nVidia quite some time ago.
nVidia NV41 coming in November
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Friday, 08 October 2004 |
And as well Hexus has published a new review, this time they have reviewed a BFG GeForce 6800 Ultra Overclocked. nVidia, if pushed hard enough, will readily admit that its premier NV30 cards were something of a letdown. They promised much but didn't deliver the kind of performance that pre-launch hype had suggested. Stung by generally unfavourable press sentiments a lukewarm response from enthusiasts, nVidia promised that its next iteration of graphics cards would right all the NV30's wrongs.
BFG GeForce 6800 Ultra Overclocked Review
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Friday, 08 October 2004 |
Overclockers NZ has made a comparison on the nVidia FX5900 PCI-E vs AGP. Back in June 2004, Intel started to push for "future technologies" with the introduction of 915/925 chipsets, LGA775 socket, DDR2 memory and PCI Express (PCI-E) bus. Out of those, PCI-E x16 attracted quite a bit of attention, as it offers a much higher bandwidth than what AGP can offer (4.2GB/s vs 2.4GB/s). In addition, PCI-E is a bus not a port, thus we can use more than one graphic card in a system, e.g. nVidia's Scalable Link Interface (SLI) found on the 6800X and 6600GT.
David vs Goliath - FX5900 PCI-E vs AGP Gaming Comparison
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Thursday, 07 October 2004 |
Gainward "Golden Sample" Ultra/1800PCX TV-DVI PCX5900 in the house. Review coming soon!
Thats right folks, MVKTech.net is hard at work putting this PCX5900 through
its pace's and we will give you a heads up on its performance and
characteristics. Stay Tuned!
 Gainward "Golden
Sample" Ultra/1800PCX
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Written by Mavke
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Thursday, 07 October 2004 |
Got|Apex has published a
review on the Sapphire Radeon X800 XT. It seems odd, but it's pretty
common. Videocard companies will release products very similar to each other,
with not a lot in the way of performance separating them. But when you deal in
measurements of nanometers, you sometimes end up with a perfectly good core that
just isn't quite what you wanted.
Sapphire Radeon X800 XT Review
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