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Gigabyte Radeon X1900XTX review @ TechSpot
ATI is now on track with a wide range of new and exciting products, the latest of which is a terrifying 48 pixel pipeline monster. Known as the Radeon X1900 this new GPU comes in two flavors.
The more impressive, and obviously more expensive version known as the Radeon X1900XTX features core frequencies of up to 650MHz, and memory speeds of 1.55GHz. With such specifications it would be difficult for rival products to outperform the Radeon X1900XTX; as a matter of fact NVIDIA barely matches it.
Currently the Radeon X1900XTX is considered the fastest (single) graphics card available in the market. However, more importantly these brand new X1900 products are already available in large quantities. This is easily the most successful aspect of this product launch; it has been some time since ATI pulled off a hard product launch. Thankfully they managed to do it with their most powerful graphics card series yet.
Read the complete review here.
The more impressive, and obviously more expensive version known as the Radeon X1900XTX features core frequencies of up to 650MHz, and memory speeds of 1.55GHz. With such specifications it would be difficult for rival products to outperform the Radeon X1900XTX; as a matter of fact NVIDIA barely matches it.
Currently the Radeon X1900XTX is considered the fastest (single) graphics card available in the market. However, more importantly these brand new X1900 products are already available in large quantities. This is easily the most successful aspect of this product launch; it has been some time since ATI pulled off a hard product launch. Thankfully they managed to do it with their most powerful graphics card series yet.
Read the complete review here.
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User Comments (2)
Post a comment| crossfire851 on April 14, 2006 6:06 PM | How many vortex pipes?
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| crossfire851 on April 16, 2006 2:00 AM | shrug*??
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