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New ATI video card
Name: RayRay Date: October 6, 2005 at 08:02:23 Pacific OS: Win XP Home Ed. CPU/Ram: P4 640 HT / 1024 MB
Name: doug_brit Date: October 6, 2005 at 09:29:37 Pacific
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Nice read, lol another new card I can't afford :-P
Atleast this will drive down the prices of the X800 series (hopefully) I'm interested to see however when these card become more mainstream just how much the moderate card will cost (x700 type). I don't expect to shell down $500 unless the card was opt to last me the next 5 years which I don't think in the trend were going twords it will.
Windows Xp Pro x64 AMD Sempron 3000+ 1.8ghz 1 Gig Ram pc2700 Nforce 4 Motherboard Radeon X700 256mb Realtek Ac 97 Onboard Audio Thermaltake 430W Power Supply
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Response Number 2
Name: allen (by allenehuang) Date: October 6, 2005 at 13:33:37 Pacific
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according to the benchmarks at www.hardocp.com the 6800s beat out the x1000s. nvidia beat the crap out of ati in the newest launches.
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