Wed Reviews
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on September 1, 2004 at 5:00:22 PM
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HIS X600XT @ VL.
HIS X600XT @ Metku.
Intel P4 550 3.4GHz LGA775 @ bjorn3d.
HIS X600XT @ TTZ.
Rio Nitrus 1.5GB MP3 @ FS, USB Swiss Army knife @ TTZ, Hiatichi HDTV @ Designtechnica, Future Broadband @ HA, Mars Case @ 3DX, Inwin Cardreader @ Ninjalane, Laptop Desk @ Futurelooks, Power Monitor @ Bigbruin.
HIS X600XT @ VL.
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Gaming performance is mid range which is what the card is designed for. Modern games will run at about 1024x768 very happily with mild AA and AF applied. Older games will have no trouble, but the latest games such as FarCry and Doom III will push the card to its limits. If you are serious about playing either of those two then you would be better served by looking at a higher specification card.
HIS X600XT @ Metku.
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All of the eight memory modules are passively cooled with shiny aluminum heatsinks. With all this metal, HIS makes sure that you will be getting most out of your purchase and allow you to get some pretty impressive overclocking results in the process.
Intel P4 550 3.4GHz LGA775 @ bjorn3d.
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Although its current processors are not quite outperforming the ability of these interfaces, Intel Corporation decided recently that it was time to introduce a new package for their flagship Pentium 4 line of processors in order to get ahead of the curve a little bit. The engineers at Intel chose a design that is quite different than any other mainstream CPU available today. The processor design itself has not changed; the packaging of the processor is what has changed. Intel is still using the recently released Prescott core (replaced Northwood) for their Pentium 4 line-up.
HIS X600XT @ TTZ.
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The X600 XT has proven itself in our benchmarks and comes at a much cheaper price than the X800 Pro. The card turned out to be very overclockable which is great news for all of the tweakers out there. The X600 XT comes a with blue LED lit cooling system which makes the card look very sharp. The software included allows for great video editing and recording ability using the ATI Rage Theater. The Excalibur X600 XT is a very all around solid graphics card and is why I highly recommend it if you are looking to get a bang for your buck.
Rio Nitrus 1.5GB MP3 @ FS, USB Swiss Army knife @ TTZ, Hiatichi HDTV @ Designtechnica, Future Broadband @ HA, Mars Case @ 3DX, Inwin Cardreader @ Ninjalane, Laptop Desk @ Futurelooks, Power Monitor @ Bigbruin.