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Sapphire RADEON HD 2400PRO
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 512 MB, 256 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16, PCI, AGP 8x, PCI Express 2.0 x16 - Plug-in card - HDTV out, TV out (On Ciao since: 11/2008)
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ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 128 MB, 256 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16 - Plug-in card - TV out, HDTV out (On Ciao since: 01/2008)
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Club 3D HD 2400PRO
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB, 512 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16, AGP 8x, PCI - Plug-in card - HDTV out (On Ciao since: 11/2007)
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Sweex ATI HD2400 PRO
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16 - Plug-in card (On Ciao since: 03/2009)
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ASUS EAH2400XT/HTP
ATI Radeon HD 2400XT, ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16, PCI Express - Plug-in card - HDTV out (On Ciao since: 12/2007)
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PowerColor HD 2400 PRO
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB, 512 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16, AGP 8x, PCI - Plug-in card - HDTV out (On Ciao since: 08/2007)
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HIS Radeon HD 2400 Pro
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16 - Plug-in card - HDTV out (On Ciao since: 08/2007)
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PowerColor HD 2400 PRO SCS
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB, 512 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16 - Plug-in card - HDTV out (On Ciao since: 03/2008)
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MSI RX2400PRO-TD256EH
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16 - Plug-in card - HDTV out (On Ciao since: 03/2008)
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ASUS EAH2400PRO/HTP
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16 - Plug-in card - HDTV out (On Ciao since: 09/2008)
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ASUS EAH2400PRO MAGIC/HTP
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express - Plug-in card - HDTV out (On Ciao since: 09/2008)
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Gigabyte GV RX24P256H
ATI Radeon HD 2400PRO - 256 MB - Graphics adapter - PCI Express x16 - Plug-in card - HDTV out (On Ciao since: 08/2007)
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ATI Radeon 9600 Pro 256mb
Advantages: High power (ish), pretty cheap
Disadvantages: heat
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The card isn't too power hungry, it works fine on my 350W power supply that was supplied with my budget pc (£235 but powerful nevertheless)
So far you'd think this card was a really great buy. and don't get me wrong, i love it. but unfortunately i didn't realise you could buy an ATI radeon 9550 with 256Mb RAM and a nearly identical performance for cheaper. It can easily be overclocked with no extra cooling to outperform my 9600 pro, and i've been slated a few times off computer geeks for not knowing this before.
If i were you, i'd definately buy this if you're looking for a cheap but powerful graphics card to work on graphics processing / CAD, but also if you're a light-medium gamer who isn't too serious, although seriously consider the 9550 before you go ahead and buy a 9600.
Hope this helps!...
tomcollingwood
02.10.2006 ·
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Review of ATI RADEON 9600 PRO PC & Mac Edition
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Sapphire RADEON 9600 Atlantis Pro 256MB
Advantages: Great Value, Relaible
Disadvantages: No as good as 9800 series
...I wanted to buy a video card that could handle cames such as Call of Duty and NFSU2 easily with a bit to spare. I didn't want to break the bank, and although I was tempted by the 9800 series I opted to go for a sapphire 9600 pro(256mb). I must emphasize the importance of purchasing a pro model as opposed to a standard 9600. Although the pro is not as good as the xt, the price increase from the standard 9600 was minimal(a mere 2 pounds in my case!), so the performance upgrade was well worth the bit extra. I was constrained by the fact that I didn't have a pci express port only an agp, but I have been assured that I do not lose out by buying agp compatable technology at this stage. It is recommended to use this card with an 8x agp slot but using a 4x is fine.
The all important core clock speed of the 9600 pro is 400mhz, compared to...
KnowledgeBase
03.04.2005 ·
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Review of Sapphire RADEON 9600 Atlantis Pro
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AGP - Dead but not forgotten?
Advantages: AGP Interface, DX10. No additonal power conectors, Very quite.
Disadvantages: Very very poor driver support
...of cards are Direct X10 compliant, making them the ideal choice to use on a Windows Vista machine. However due to their ability to decode high definition media content without using the computers main CPU, and along with their silent fans and low power ratings they also make great choices for many home theatre pc. But best of all they are available on the "old" AGP bus interface.
This is why I purchased the Radeon 2400Pro AGP card. My HTPC is not exactly cutting edge technology in fact, most of the components inside it is about 5years old. In IT times scales it's a dinosaur. Purchasing new hardware for this wrinkly beast was almost a no no, the AGP bus has now been replaced by the much newer PCI interface. But then ATI released the Radeon AGP HD2XXXX serires of cards.
Expectations for these cards were high; the rumour mill was abundant...
emilne82
15.01.2008 ·
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Review of Sapphire RADEON HD 2400PRO
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256 MB Crysis crucher
Advantages: alot of features and power
Disadvantages: lack of analog output
...ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro is the perfect graphics adapter for the budget gamer. This card is in my system consisting of Gigabyte M52L-S3 with the AMD Athlon 64 3500+ and with 2 GB of DDR2 singelchannel RAM.
In this setting, I have the standard 256 mb shared to 512 mb, with the top of 1 GB.
This card is very fast. In my processor review, the fps shown for these games are done with this card.
Only drawback is the lack of analog output. There are two HDMI outputs and a s-video, so you can hook up 2 HD TV sets.
I tested it with two 32" HD screens and the card played a 2K film without any lag and distortion.
Currently, I have a 19" widescreen LCD on it and it runs anything smooth and undistorted.
My only problem is with 128 bit memory interface. As I use solid edge and other editing programs, this is not as smooth and fast...
tartupets
21.05.2008 ·
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Review of Sapphire RADEON HD 2600PRO
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GeCube Radeon 9600pro 256mb AGP 8
Advantages: Cheaper than good brands
Disadvantages: not competitive enough
...When I first bought this card it cost me £90 cheaper than it equivalent cards priced at £120 and I soon found out why.
Being a regular gamer back then I needed a faster and better graphics card and decided on this one. Being cheaper than the rest and had 256mb onboard I thought this will be impressive. Got home, easy enough to install, just slot in AGP slot, turn pc on and then install software from disc. Great ! It's working, at least I haven't damaged it putting it in. Ran a few tests and results were not so good, infact it hardly improved over my previous card so I thought oh well must be pc is too slow.
The card is supposed to be 400 core and 400 memory(200x2 as in ddr) but it installs at just under 400 on both core and memory. Manually adjusting this causes the card to create artifacts ingame(glitches to non tech's) so...
lostsworld
16.05.2006 ·
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Review of GeCube Radeon GC-R9600PRO-D3
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ATI Radeon 9800 XT 256MB from Creative
Advantages: It's fast, it's by a respectable company, takes one only one slot
Disadvantages: Value for money? What value for money?
...So here we have it ladies and gents, a graphics card that would rock your wok, own up your games and make that smug look on your mate's face vanish like somebody kick him between the legs. You will get all this, for a price of course.
This card comes with everything standard that other Radeon cards come with such as AGP 8x support, 2 monitor ports, 1 S-Video port and a massive heatsink/fan with it's name on it.
Installation is a sinch. Just open up PC, remove old graphics card, slide this graphics into it's place, screw it in and it's installed. Hard part would be wondering if you should upgrade the RAM and/or CPU in case it's a bottleneck.
The Creative ATI Radeon 9800 XT is a very fast graphics card. It comes with 256MB DDR video RAM and has the a highly clocked GPU core and RAMDAC clock speed. I can play Far Cry at 64 FPS...
china_wolf
21.08.2004 ·
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Crucial Radeon X1600 Pro AGP
Advantages: Great image quality, price, shader 3.0, DirectX 9.0c, H264 support
Disadvantages: Not very fast, there are cheaper X1600's out there
...such unit is the Crucial Radeon X1600 Pro AGP 512Mb. Based on ATI's technology, this card has an interesting mix of features making it a compelling choice for anyone looking to upgrade an elderly graphics card.
The PC I wanted to upgrade had what is now a rather dated card in the form of a Radeon 7500. Apart from being slow, it doesn't support many of the features any self-respecting modern graphics card should have. I chose the Crucial X1600 Pro to give the PC a mid-life kicker to help it make the most of newer games and technologies.
Features
The X1600 is certainly well featured. The obvious selling point is its support of the latest standards in the form of DirectX 9.0c and Shader Model 3.0. It also offers HDR (High Dynamic Range) combined with full screen anti-aliasing. Connection wise it sports a dual-link DVI-I connector as...
ilaskey
12.02.2007 ·
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Review of Crucial Radeon X1600 Pro AGP
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XFX ATi Radeon HD 4870 1GB, a great graphics card.
Advantages: Can run almost every game on highest settings, easy to overclock, very good memory speed.
Disadvantages: No PhsX so some games can't run properly or even at all sometimes, some old games dont work.
...The XFX ATi Radeon HD 4870 1024MB GDDR5, is undoubtedly one of the best cards you can buy within it's price range (to name a few the Nvidia GTX 260, the Nvidia GTS 250 and the ATi 4850) it is able to play almost every modern game at highest settings at a playable speed. I say almost because because some games require Nvidia PhsX, and I say modern because some old games don't work on the graphics card, Quake III for example. Although Deus Ex Works, as do all of Valves games and Diablo II does, but it has graphical issues and can mess up the placement of your windows.
Visuals
Almost every game that I own I can run at highest settings with a flawless framerate, Crysis runs at about 20 FPS which is playable but not exactly flawless. It still looks absolutely amazing though and you completely forget the bad gameplay...
tomster785
28.09.2009 ·
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Review of XFX Radeon HD 4870 XXX
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NEW REVIEW 256MB XD CARD FUJIFILM .
Advantages: Very small for a lot of storage
Disadvantages: Very small & easy to lose.
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These 256 mb XD memory cards are made by Fujifilm are the latest in a line of good storage ideas for solid state information.
Apparently the name comes from "eXtreme Digital"
The price is very realistic at £9.99 each from various sites, plus delivery of course. I have just found some at £9.65 INCLUDING delivery, and a five year guarantee.
See:-
http://www.memorycardzoo.co.uk/248/Fuji/Fuji-XD-Picture-Card-(Type-M-or-H )/256MB/?utmsource=kelkoo&utmmedium=cpc
This is the cheapest I have seen them, you can buy them anywhere but...
smudgeybabes
18.03.2007 ·
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Review of Fujifilm XD-Picture Card 256 MB
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*The Radeon x800 Pro Explained in Detail*
Advantages: Superb Graphics Quality, Cheaper than some competitors
Disadvantages: Some users may not be able to afford it
...of the jargon:
[Interface]: AGP 8x
The Sapphire Radeon x800 Pro connects by AGP interface at a speed of 8x, with 4x supported. AGP is the common interface for most graphics cards, and the AGP slot on your motherboard is where the graphics card will be seated. Newer graphics cards and motherboards are moving to the PCI-express standard, providing an interface speed of 16x. If you want to buy a PCI-express graphics card, ensure your motherboard supports PCI-express. However, the x800 Pro does not use PCI-express but rather uses AGP, which is supported by the majority of motherboards today, so there is no worry about that.
[Memory]: 256mb GDDR3
Video-Memory is used by graphics cards to store textures and the like that are in use, so the graphics processor can access these textures quickly. The higher the video-memory in the graphics card...
ff2k
05.06.2005 ·
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Review of Sapphire RADEON X800 PRO
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