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Radeon X2800XTX clock speed information

By Justin Mann

On February 15, 2007, 12:50 PM

Formerly known as the R600XTX, the new ATI/AMD Radeon X2800XTX will be a beast of a card. On top of having a full 1024MB of 512-bit GDDR4, the card will run at a blistering 750MHz core clock and a 2200MHz memory clock, making it the fastest (in terms of clock speed) card that ATI has ever produced. It'll be expensive, of course, at $600, but will have a lower cost brother (the X2800XTX2) that with half the memory and half the memory bandwidth comes in at $500

On top of these two units, they will also be introducing four other cards, such as the X2800XT, X2800XL and X2800GTO. Feathers have ruffled as Nvidia has dominated the market for a while now, likely in part due to the fallout from the ATI/AMD merger. These new cards are intended to compete with the 8800 series from Nvidia. Can we expect performance to be up to par? I doubt any of these cards will disappoint based on paper specs alone, but the hardware world is fickle.

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  1. Holy Moly! I'm perfectly happy with my AGP Radeon 9800. Along with my P4 2.8HT, I can play FEAR with medium-high settings... And my whole system (with 19" CRT, Audigy 2 sound, and wireless desktop) cost me the same price as that video card, last year! It was used though.. and a good deal.
  2. Ya, I'm perfectly happy with my PCI-E 7900gt, with C2D 6300 overclocked to 3ghz, 42inch and 19 inch (both widescreen) monitors. I can play FEAR with everything on. 8800's will be in this machine after the driver fiasco from Nvidia. Hopefully, they'll be down in price too
  3. Well heck, I guess that means your Dad can beat up mine too then..

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