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  1. 28-10-2006, 11:01 AM #1
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    AGP X1950 Pro

    Gecube have an AGP X1950 Pro listed at OCUK (£187) for pre-order. It has the same specification as the PCI-e version:

    - ATI Radeon X1950 PRO - 575MHz (RV570 80nm)
    - 256MB GDDR3 memory - 1.38GHz
    - 36 Pixel shader processor
    - Ultra-threaded SM 3.0 Engine
    - 512-bit Ring-bus
    - HDCP Ready
    - Low power consumption (Consumes 60W less than equivalent X1900 XT)

    AGP lives on then......

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  2. 30-10-2006, 11:21 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by =TcQi= View Post
    AGP lives on then......
    Only as far as mid-range though.
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  3. 30-10-2006, 11:57 AM #3
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    x1950pro is not totally midrange.

    Plus there is the 7800GS+ (a 7900GT core) with 512MB RAM on AGP
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  4. 30-10-2006, 12:30 PM #4
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    X1950Pro is almost 90% of a fully fledged X1800XT 512MB.. more like high-mid performance range if u ask me..
    Me want Ultrabook

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    I have an X800 XL 256MB AGP just now. Would this card (AGP X1950 Pro) be a worthwhile upgrade from that, anyone?
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