Best Graphics Card !

I go for the X800 XL 100%.

It outperformed the 6600GT 100% & took on the 6800GT in more than 50% of the Benchmarks.

The ATI X800 XL Spec's.
256MB GDDR3
256-Bit Tech.
16 Pixel Pipelines
6 Vertex Engines
0.11nm Process
400MHz Core Clock? (May change)
1050MHz Memory? (May change)

Beats the X800 Pro by far.

Will cost $100 cheaper than X800 Pro.

I think it will cost about $350.

Woop's, I messed up the polling somehow.

I'll see if I can fix it.

Take Care,

ATI looking little better these days may try an ATI GPU next time.

Last edited by Super XP on Fri Jan 21, 2005 7:58 am; edited 1 time in total

ATI seems to have better Image Quality.
I can see some pixel's while playing Half-Life 2 with the 6800GT & 6600GT.
My pick was the ATI Radeon X800 XL for Price/Performance.
But the ATI Radeon X850 XT PE is the $$$ best. $$$

they run a little cooler then Nvidia i think thats the difrence.

Last edited by Super XP on Fri Jan 21, 2005 7:57 am; edited 1 time in total

Well, I'm picking up the ATI Radeon X800 XL when it comes out.

It competes well with the 6800GT. ;)

im going with the 6850 u my self.

I fine this interesting. The 6800 GT over clocked will match the 6800 ultra extreme.

On many tests the Nvidia beets out ATI.

http://www.tomshardware.com/hardnews/20040504_090001.html

Yes Josh that is true. But they say that (2) 6600GT's in SLI still only equal *1* 6800GT. So, why spend the extra money? The only way SLI is worth-it is if you get (2) 6800GT/6800U's.

SLI is way to unstable and the boards do not suport over clocking yet. from the benchmarks i have seen a over clocked AGP is faster then SLI so far .

Just give Nvidia some time. I'm sure they'll fix it all.

yep the tech is to new. a few months and it will start to rock. will take a year for them to get it to where you can over clock on them.

Last edited by Super XP on Sat Jan 29, 2005 12:45 am; edited 1 time in total

Here is the Best Bang for your Money Graphic's Card. It beats the 6800GT & X850 Pro & almost matches the X 850 XT PE in some cases. It's the ATI Radeon X 800 XL