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Items In Video Cards You Might Be Interested InProduct Details of ATI Radeon X1900XTX Graphics CardDescription Is your rig ready for the onslaught of next generation games? It will be with the Radeon X1900XTX the fastest consumer 3D graphics processor on the planet. Designed from the ground up to deliver maximum graphical detail at the best possible frame rates, the Radeon X1900XTX's state-of-the-art architecture includes an ultra-threaded engine for unparalleled shader performance. In addition, it is CrossFire ready, allowing your greatest multi-GPU fantasies to come true. Quick Glance Video Chipset: Radeon X1900 Slot Type: PCI Express x16 Interface Type: 1 x Video In Video Out (VIVO) Functionality: Dual DVI, HDTV Encoder, TwinView Architecture Installed Memory: 512 Summary Product Title: ATI Radeon X1900XTX Graphics Card Manufacturer: ATI Power Score: 4.5 | 25 Reviews Graphics Chipset Video Chipset: Radeon X1900 Core Clock Speed: 650 MHz Memory Installed Video Memory: 512 MB Memory Technology: GDDR3 SDRAM Effective Memory Clock Speed: 1.55 GHz Connectivity and Additional Features Interface Connection: 1 x Video In Video Out (VIVO) Functionality: Dual DVI, HDTV Encoder, TwinView Architecture Compatibility Slot/Port Type: PCI Express x16 System Requirements: For CrossFire: 550 watt power supply or greater, 38 Amps on 12 volt rail 450-Watt power supply or greater, 30 Amps on 12 volt rail recommended PCI Express compliant power supply required. Connect directly to the power supply with a 6 pin PCI Express power connector. Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows XP Microsoft Windows Vista Microsoft Windows XP x64 Edition Microsoft Windows Media Center Edition 2005 System Type: PC Minimum Power Supply Required: 450 W Slot Space Required: 2 More Info URL: Manufacturer Link Additional Specifications Frequency Band: CrossFire Supported 384 million transistors on 90nm Bus Width: 256 bit RAMDAC Speed: 400 MHz Dual RAMDAC: Yes Analog Signal: Yes Digital Signal: Yes Chipset Line: Radeon Reviews on ATI Radeon X1900XTX Graphics Card
By anonymous - Sep 23, 2006
ATI Radeon X1900XTX Graphics CardStrengths: Everything, is an amazing card. However, didn't write this review for it's strengths because it has a lot. Weakness: After purchase I noticed that this card needs a different adapter to be able to plug into the 450W power source if you don't have it with your case. The adapter is a 12V 6 pin square power adapter and the only place I found it for sale was ATI for $12.99 plus S&H. That sort of sucked.
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jjtitus
- Aug 31, 2006
A Excelent Gamers CardStrengths: Amazingly fast in games and everything else, has two dual link DVI output (in-case you want two 30 inch dells, or just two monitors), max resolution 2560X1600, Great price for the perfomance, Avivo Weakness: Fan can be noisy at times, though usually only at start up and when you overclock and play games. It's power hungry so get a good power supply. This is the best single card graphics solution ATI has to offer right now and it is selling for around $350 dollars due to Nvidia's new 7900 series pushing down prices. A few months ago this card was going for $500+, so in my opinion if you want a killer graphics card and don't want to spend a fortune than this card is it. First, I'd like to say if you plan on going crossfire, don't buy this...
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Nednam
- Apr 18, 2006
ATI Radeon X1900 XTXStrengths: Dual DVI, Crossfire capable, 512 GDDR3 1.5 GHz memory, Core speed 650 MHz; supports up to 2560 x 1600 resolution Weakness: Takes up 2 slots, requires a min 450W 30 amp 12 volt rail power supply & 550W for crossfire, PRICE I just rebuilt my system with the Radeon X1900 XTX card, an Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe motherboard, an AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ Dual Core Processor, 1 GIG of Kingston HyperX memory (yes I know, it’s a little light, but I plan to add more when I recover from the cash outlay for these parts) and a Western Digital Caviar 250 GIG SATA II hard drive. What can I say but WOW! Sit back and get ready to dive...
By anonymous - Jun 25, 2006
The best single card solutionStrengths: Blazing fast, easy to install, blazing fast, blazing fast Weakness: Price The price on this card is outrageous, but it is FAST. I put this into a system with Pentium D 975 Extreme Edition, Intel Bad Axe motherboard, 2 gigs corsair XMS DDR2 and it just flies. One of these cards is nearly as fast as my dual 7800 GTX SLI setup. Buy this card if you have a Crossfire capable motherboard. I am saving the money to buy the Crossfire Edition X1900 XT in a few months.
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greaper19
- Feb 25, 2006
ATI Radeon X1900 xtx is greatStrengths: 512mb ddr-3, Fastest card available, Great perfomance in FEAR and many other games Weakness: Requires 2 pci slot, ATI control center isn't that great This is the fastest single card solution available at this time. Peforms better than the 7800gtx 512 in shader intensive games, i.e. FEAR. The card will run the new elderscroll: oblivion flawlessly. The developers recommend the 1900 series. Be sure to have a good power supply when using this card.
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apichaix
- Feb 12, 2006
ATI Radeon 1900XTX the extreme graphics performanceStrengths: - 48 Pineline - The most highest performance of Graphic Processor Unit - Higher quality of display There is no doubt for ATI Radeon 1900XTX. It is the most fastest graphic card for this year not only processor speed it is providing also higher qaulity of graphic display and video display. 1900XTX is a perfect video card that existed in the current market.
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iseestars
- Sep 12, 2006
FASTEST CARD ON THE MARKET!!!Strengths: Can play any game you throw at it... high res, features turned up. Much better drivers and software than nvidia... better 1080p support and resolution-handling Weakness: Draws more power than nvidia cards ~ 450W recommended for single and 550W for crossfire (though 375W is all you really need for one card at stock, but if you overclock it will be more). Had a 6800, tried a 7900GS and ended up with this and very happy for it. Works like a charm. I never have any problems with it. Nvidia would lose resolutions when I tried to use it for HDTV or use custom resolutions. This does not, nor will it distort afterwards or pan & scan until you uninstall and reinstall nvidia's drivers. Catalyst is much, much better. Oh, and it can play Oblivion at...
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mylovelyyuchen
- Aug 14, 2006
Perfect CardStrengths: great performance on all current games, high HDTV processing speed Weakness: run hot , fun is noisy This the greatest card in my opinion. All games run on it without any problem and any lose of frame. It is the best card I ever have and i am very satisfied with it. The dual DVI output is very useful to connect to two LCD. The drawback of this little boy is the heat when running. It is easily to run hot and seems that the performance of original fun is not good enough to keep core cool. It would...
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ChaosDivine
- Apr 18, 2006
ATI Radeon X1900XTX from Dell SBStrengths: Arguably provides the best performance (roughly tied with the 7900GTX) and image quality. Stock cooler exhausts heat out of the case. Perfect for future shader heavy games. Weakness: Power consumed and heat generated compared to cooler running 7900GT/GTX. Upgraded the system from a Connect3D X800GTO. The performance difference is immediately noticeable - NFS:Most Wanted ran butter smooth with all settings maxed at 1280x1024, Black & White 2 is a dream and FEAR no longer hitches. Despite the high price of entry, you definitely will not regret gaming at the cutting edge with this card! :)
Guru3d - Nov 30, -0001
ATI's Radeon X1900 XTX Guru3D.com review
Hey friends, can you imagine it? A mere three months after ATI released the Radeon X1800 XT they again release a new high-end product, one that needs to match NVIDIA's GeForce 7800 GTX 512 MB version. The one card to rule them all? This youngest animal from the ATI clan, well beast of a brute actually, has been developed under codename R580 and was due to arrive for a while now actually. <p>... Top
HotHardware - Nov 30, -0001
ATI Radeon X1900 XTX And CrossFire: R580 Is Here
ATI's new Radeon X1900 XTX and XT performed very well throughout all of our testing. In the video related tests, ATI's flagship clearly out scored NVIDIA's GeForce 7800 GTX in HQV, and while playing back high-definition video it had slightly lower CPU-utilization as well (please note, CPU utilization will vary depending on the video being played, however). During the game tests, the new Radeon... Top
tomshardware.com - Nov 30, -0001
In November, NVIDIA delivered its smashing blow, pushing ATI off the top platform spot. Today, the X1900 series fires back with 384 million transistors and 48 pixel pipelines. As a result, ATI now walks away with both the single and dual card title belts. TopAdvertisement  
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Excellent Card
Strengths: Fastest card on the market. Crossfire will make it even better. Very easy to install. Great drivers.
Weakness: Expensive. Takes up two PCI slots. Power hungry.
Very nice card, fastest thing you can buy (though this might be changing with the new cards coming to the market right now). I can only imagine how great it would be in Crossfire. Takes up a lot of space on your mobo, so be prepared to lose the PCI slot directly below it. If you install another card in Crossfire configuration, you'll lose another 2 PCI slots (4 taken up by the two cards)....
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