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    No, it's not the same as the last one

    It may, however, have something in common with it.



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    dud pics

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    Lies!
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    they weren't workin a minute ago

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    Sometimes you have to give the servers a moment to sync, or me a moment to get the URL right
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    The PCB revision number matches that of an X1600XT. Its possible that this card may be an X1650 Pro.
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    Sapphire x1300xt

    ww.hardwareluxx.de/story.php?id=4377

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    no ur right it's a saphire x1600xt i'd call it a lower midrange card

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    Quote Originally Posted by jharne
    Sapphire x1300xt

    ww.hardwareluxx.de/story.php?id=4377

    I'd say you are correct!
    See System Specs.

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    It's a sapphire board according the number in the top right which matches with the link, http://www.sapphiretech.com/en/produ.../133image3.jpg, posted by chuckskull in the other .pipelines.

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    I think we're about to get an X1600/1650 shootout.

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    So we can know for sure how miserably quasi-identical they really are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by awm
    So we can know for sure how miserably quasi-identical they really are.
    yeah.

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    Quote Originally Posted by awm
    So we can know for sure how miserably quasi-identical they really are.
    Lozer ATI rokz, you su....

    Sorry had some kind of grand mal there.
    Whether it's good or bad, it's doomed by being in the x1600 marchitecture.
    Should have called it the x1700, or built a decent mid range card in the first place.

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