Product Details
Description:
Targeting the adrenaline addicted minds of the avid gamers with jaw-dropping performance, Sapphire delivers enthusiast-class features to the mainstream with the RADEON X1950 PRO. The SAPPHIRE X1950 PRO promises to awaken the senses and free the imagination from the shackles of PC hardware limitations while remaining affordable. The Sapphire family of products are synonymous with extreme performance and reliability. The Sapphire X1950 PRO makes for a welcome addition to the family with its robust hardware offerings such as: the industry acclaimed X1950 GPU, 256MB of GDDR3 of onboard memory, CrossFire support, DirectX and OpenGL acceleration along with enhanced support for the Windows Vista 3D environment. Experience the price vs. performance champion with the Sapphire X1950 PRO!
Quick Glance
Slot Type: PCI-Express x16
Interface Type: Video - 15 pin High-Density D-shell (VGA), Video - 4 pin mini-DIN (S-Video), Video - Component Video, Video - DVI-I (Digital & Analog), Video - RCA Composite Video
Functionality: Crossfire Parent Card, HDTV Encoder, Multi-Monitor Support
Installed Memory: 256
Summary
Product Title: Sapphire Radeon X1950 PRO CrossFire Support Video Card
Manufacturer: Sapphire
Power Score: 3.7 | 7 Reviews
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Product Reviews (7)
Excellent One Slot Card
Strengths: Excellent price ~$140 (good price in this performance range), Silent fan, Cool design (blue color), came with lots of connector/cables. Easy install. Consume only one PCI-Express slot.
Weakness: None so far, but no 7-pin to 4-pin s-video adapter which makes 4-pin s-video cable useless. Keep in mind that it does not support DX10.
If you’re looking for an affordable high-end graphic card, this would be a right choice. I bought this after two years of using ATI Radeon 9800Pro with satisfaction. What I don’t like about ATI card is I have to install .net framework version 2.0 or better before I can install ATI driver with no error. If not, I have to uninstall the driver and reinstall again after I install .net framework...
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By ntlgman - May 11, 2007
Incorrect offer
Strengths: none
Weakness: It's not the correct card
I've checked every one of these links and none of them take me to a crossfire edition of ANY kind. The card it takes you to is Crossfire ready but not the Crossfire Edition card you need to run in conjunction with a Crossfire Ready card. I hope no-one has ordered this already and thinking they are getting an x1950 CE video card.
By anonymous; - Aug 19, 2007
X1950 PRO CrossFire Edition Video Card
Strengths: A powerful video card, pure gaming heaven!!
Weakness: too big, can't put the second HD in the bay
This is what gamers have been waiting for since Crossfire was introduced. ATI has done away with the dopey dongles and external adapters. The connections are now bi-directional and internal.
The performance on the new chipset is astonishing. The 1950pro Crossfire can certainly give the 8800GTX a run for its money.
By slickguy - Jul 29, 2007
Good Video Card
Strengths: Silent fan, Many connectors and cables included, Good price
Weakness: No 7-pin to 4-pin s-video
This is a nice video card. I bought it about two months ago and I am very satisfied with the picture quality. I had my friend installed it for me and he said that the installation is a little complicated because it needs .net framework before driver installation. Except for that everything is very good. Highly reccommended.
By pinnoi - Jul 17, 2007
Good price to take
Strengths: Very powerful ATi graphic card with cheap price
Weakness: Too hot and noisy fan
No DX.10 support, but it's a great product to support DX.9.
Compare with NVida 7900GS, it has better performance even with higher price. But it's a great time to purchase this card as the price is dropped.
By fredhsu - Jun 28, 2007