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| | (Post a comment) » ATI RADEON X700 XT Performance PreviewNVIDIA isn't the only one with a brand new mainstream card, as today ATI is unveiling their X700 lineup. Like GeForce 6600, X700 sports 8 pixel pipelines, GDDR3 memory, and high clock speeds. ATI one ups NVIDIA in one area however: vertex processing. See how the X700 XT performs in comparison to the 6600 GT and GeForce 6800, RADEON 9600 PRO, 9700 PRO, and 9800 PRO, and two X600s inside. As an added bonus, we even threw in overclocking results! |  Previous news article | Back to main news | Next news article  |
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malonebones at 01:26pm 10/16/2005
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I have a ati 256mb agp card and 1.8ghz amd processor,512 ram,
chaintech ct-sk8t800 mainboard.
I have found a hack to run ruby good after 3 runs but I have yet
found a way to get crowd to work.
I would think I have enough machine to make this work.
I really like to watch this demo,I like ati cards.
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Anonymous at 02:41am 11/17/2004
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did anyone wrote a solution?
because , the same @!%& i have .. ;//
please someone;]
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Anonymous at 05:38pm 09/30/2004
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Why on the 2nd page do they say the X700 does 5 Gvert/s and later
state it only does 3.8 Gvert/s? For geometry processing should one
consider the vert/s the same as triangles/s? Normally one would
expect the X700 in the 300 to 400 Mvert/s. Especially since the
R9800XT is only 412Mvert/s and the X800xt is 500Mvert... no way the
X700 could be 5,000Mvert/s (5Gvert/s.)
I think the #s are incorrect and more likely they were fillrate #s,
G pixel or G texel, those #s are in the 3.8Gt/s range for the
X700xt.
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GX-The Romero at 10:08pm 09/26/2004
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Does anyone else have issues getting more than 60Hz refresh rate
with their ATI card?
I'm stuck at 60Hz even at the desktop in 2D. I've got a 9800 Pro,
and I've never had this problem in 2D with any other type of video
card. The display properties reports 85Hz at 1600x1200, but the
monitor itself says 60, and I can tell it is at 60.
I'm using the latest Catalyst drivers and I've tried several tweaks
like rage3d Tweak, Reforce, etc. Nothing seems to work.
I'm running WinXP Pro SP2 if it matters...
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Anonymous at 06:03pm 09/24/2004
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You don't understand the concept of Vaporware, do you? Vaporware is
a promised piece of software/hardware that continuouly is
delayed/misses deadlines. Nothing of substance is really shown, and
there's a general feel that it may never be released.
This is an announced part and hardware manufacturers are making the
cards as we speak. There's a world of difference.
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Anonymous at 06:39pm 09/23/2004
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It's not vaporware if it actually exist. Besides, just buy it off
the internet = more convenient.
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Anonymous at 10:21pm 09/22/2004
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What kind of Radeon 9800 Pro is used in the test 128mb or 256mb
& what memory bus 256bit or 128bit?
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DigitalDivine at 06:12pm 09/22/2004
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Yay, more vaporware. I am so tired of card companies
"launching" cards that no on ecan buy in a store yet.
hell, i can't even find a x800 xt anywhere but the internet, not at
fry's, not at best buy, and certainly not at compusa.
Why do hardware sites get suckered into reviewing an unreleased card
and making recommendations based on thin air.
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shad0w4life at 06:53am 09/22/2004
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Radeon X700
8 Pixel Pipelines
6 Vertex Pipelines
Memory Bus Width: 128-bit
Memory Configuration: 128MB
Core Frequency: 400 MHz
Memory Frequency: 350 MHz (700 DDR)
DirectX 9.0b
24-bit Floating Point Precision
Price: $149 (128MB)
Look at the price, that's from toms.....
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Anonymous at 01:24am 09/22/2004
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guys
i am not a computer geek
i am just a pc gaming freak
i am planning to buy a pc for just one reason
to play games like gta,max payne,and so on
so please tell me what gears do i need?
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