Testseek.com have collected 22 expert reviews of the AMD Radeon X1900 XTX 512MB PCIe and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD Radeon X1900 XTX 512MB PCIe.
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The editors liked
Highend performance
Welldesigned cooler
HDRAA works
Fast
Cheap
Crossfire ready
Built by ATi
I have one
Unmatched performance in loads of applications
Primarily Direct3D
Supreme performance under “high load” with FSAA and anisotropic filtering
Alphatextures antialiasing
Avivo video engine and hardware decoding of H.264 and other HD formats...
Single-card performance leader
More-capable image quality tweaking than the competition.
The editors didn't like
Questionable value
Dual slot design
Loud
Hot
Bad overclocker
Mine doesnt fit?
Takes up two slots
Customer service
Excessive power consumption
Dualslot cooling system
Outperformed by competitors in OpenGL and some other titles
$649 pricepoint.
Between $50 and $75 more than its Nvidia competition
Dual-card mode inordinately expensive
Inconvenient
And not as fast as Nvidias SLI mode
Few games take advantage of its advanced capabilities.
Fast, Cheap, Crossfire ready, Built by ATi, I have one
Loud, Hot, Bad overclocker, Mine doesnt fit?, Takes up two slots, Customer service
There are several draw-backs to this card. It is loud as hell, and if you try to keep it quiet, it gets hot as hell. Further, if neither of those bothers you very much and you want to overclock the card, it doesnt work out so well. That being said, I...
These results have shown that the performance drop from antialiasing under ATI technology is around 33% when the test is pixel-bound, but that this figure can be reduced to almost zero in modern games where some other feature may be the limiting facto...
Abstract: Although there has obviously been a lot going on behind the scenes at ATI these last few months, i.e. the proposed AMD merger, the company has remained relatively quiet. The last major graphics card launch was for the Radeon X1900 family back in January...
Highend performance, Welldesigned cooler, HDRAA works
Questionable value, Dual slot design
NVIDIA and ATIs current generation of cards are neck-and-neck, as is rarely the case. Usually either one card will clearly outperform the competition or the price gap will be wide enough for there to be an easily identifiable winner. What we see this ...
Single-card performance leader; more-capable image quality tweaking than the competition.
Between $50 and $75 more than its Nvidia competition; dual-card mode inordinately expensive, inconvenient, and not as fast as Nvidias SLI mode; few games take advantage of its advanced capabilities.
If youre looking for a single high-end 3D card, the Radeon X1900 XTX shows a lot of promise. If you have dreams of upgrading to a dual-card configuration, stay far, far away.
Abstract: After failing to deliver on some mighty big promises with its R520 architecture (the X1800 series), a humbled ATI went quietly back to the drawing board. And this time, it came up with a winner: The X1900 XTX—powered by the company’s new R580 GPU—is a ...
Abstract: Well, the even which has been a matter of most gossip in the Net for the past month has finally come true: ATI Technologies has officially introduced a new line of graphic processors Radeon X1900 and a number of solutions based on that.
Abstract: January 24, 2006 Last October, ATI released the Radeon X1800 XT several months late. The delay dragged on with the product finally available in November and December. The reason was a production problem that prevented the desired functioning and frequ...
Abstract: In October of 05 ATI officially unveiled a new family of graphics cards based on the companys R520 GPU core and its derivatives. With the R520 ATI introduced a new "Ultra-Threaded" architecture, along with their new Ring Bus memory controller, and a more...
