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Inglo
On 9/28/2004 10:35 PM Kiran Kumar Kamineni brightened our day with:
The X600 is a 9600 XT that'll fit in a PCI-X board. So its about half
as fast as a 9800 Pro.
The X600 is a 9600 XT that'll fit in a PCI-X board. So its about half
as fast as a 9800 Pro.
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dfgr
no LOL x600 is different chipset same as x800 which is not 9800 XT...
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dfgr
9800 pro is better according to google search ...
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Bill Crocker
If you're looking to save money, wait for the X700.
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Mike Kirkland
Get a Nvidia 6800GT. Better bang for the buck.
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Mike Kirkland
Sorry, meant to say 6600GT.
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dave
My X600 (PCI-E) appears around 2 to 2.5 times slower than X800 -
though I should point out it's 128Mb not 256, a 256 should give
somewhat better performance.
though I should point out it's 128Mb not 256, a 256 should give
somewhat better performance.
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Inglo
The X600 is nearly identical to the 9600XT, same core speed: 500 MHz,no LOL x600 is different chipset same as x800 which is not 9800 XT...
same number of pixel pipelines: 4, same memory bus: 128 bit. If you
look through the benchmarks the results between the two are just about
the same, the x600 gets a little better because it's default memory
speed is faster.
And FYI, the X600 is based on RV380, native PCI-Express version of RV360
aka Radeon 9600XT, not the R420, X800 chipset. Get your facts straight
before you go and make an ass of yourself.
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Dreamaker
Sorry, meant to say 6600GT.
the 6600gt is i would say it's 2 time as fast as the 9800pro
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Mike Kirkland
the 6600gt is i would say it's 2 time as fast as the 9800pro
Not twice as fast as a 9800pro but it certainly beats the X600 by a
large margin.
http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/150/
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Mike Kirkland
My X600 (PCI-E) appears around 2 to 2.5 times slower than X800 -
though I should point out it's 128Mb not 256, a 256 should give
somewhat better performance.
No, 256mb will give negligible gains in all games except something
like Doom3 that uses massive texture resolution.
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Andrew
No, 256mb will give negligible gains in all games except something
like Doom3 that uses massive texture resolution.
It also helps if you like using FSAA.
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Dreamaker
Not twice as fast as a 9800pro but it certainly beats the X600 by a
large margin.
http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/150/
im just refering on 3dmark05 benchmark.