Friday, December 3, 2004
ATI releases five new Radeons
Posted by Filip Norrgard in "HARDWARE" @ 12:11 AM
" ATI Technologies Inc. (TSX: ATY, NASDAQ:ATYT), the global leader in PC graphics, today broadened its offerings for PC gamers and extended its performance lead with the introduction of a family of powerful new graphics processors. The new additions to the RADEON® X800-series satisfy gamers who want high-quality and high-performance graphics at a wide range of price points.
“Whether playing one of today’s blockbuster titles like Half-Life 2, or any of the hundreds of other games currently available, gaming on a system powered by ATI’s RADEON X800-series cards delivers the ultimate high definition gaming experience,” said Rick Bergman, Senior Vice President and General Manager, PC Business Unit, ATI Technologies. “The new RADEON X800-series cards reach new heights in performance and new lows in price – an unbeatable combination.” "
So, the ATI Radeon X800, X800 XL, X850 XT, X850 Pro, and X850 XT Platinum Edition are the GPUs to get now for all gamers of Half-Life 2 and Doom 3. ;) But, hey don't you think the new Radeons look very much like their competitor Nvidia's cards now? The extra vent there surely means more heat production and (maybe) more noise, the latter of which I'm not a friend of. :x
“Whether playing one of today’s blockbuster titles like Half-Life 2, or any of the hundreds of other games currently available, gaming on a system powered by ATI’s RADEON X800-series cards delivers the ultimate high definition gaming experience,” said Rick Bergman, Senior Vice President and General Manager, PC Business Unit, ATI Technologies. “The new RADEON X800-series cards reach new heights in performance and new lows in price – an unbeatable combination.” "
So, the ATI Radeon X800, X800 XL, X850 XT, X850 Pro, and X850 XT Platinum Edition are the GPUs to get now for all gamers of Half-Life 2 and Doom 3. ;) But, hey don't you think the new Radeons look very much like their competitor Nvidia's cards now? The extra vent there surely means more heat production and (maybe) more noise, the latter of which I'm not a friend of. :x
