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In March, when ATi unveiled the 128MB Radeon 9800 Pro, they mentioned a 256MB version of the card was also in the works. The 128MB variant proved to be the "fastest" video card available at the ...
Recently, Crucial has released a new Radeon 9800 Pro card, this one with 256MB of memory. The card itself looks almost exactly like the rest of the standard 256MB 9800 Pro cards: VGA, TV and DVI ...
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Now I'm wondering if the same will be true for the 9800 pro with 256MB of ram. I fully realize that it's both a function of the application and the driver/hardware that account for full ...
The RADEON(tm) 9800 PRO 256MB delivers full quality at full speed all the time. Built on the highly successful RADEON 9800 PRO architecture, the chip features eight full precision pipelines that ...
They still don't have games, but you know… whatever. The Radeon 9800 Pro Mac Special Edition has 256MB of DDR memory, a 680MHz data rate, and a core speed of 380MHz. The new card is supported by ...
Later this year, ATI plans to introduce a 256MB version of the Radeon 9800. In April, the company also plans to release Radeon 9600- and 9200-series products. The Radeon 9600 Pro will actually ...
ATi Technologies annuncia la consegna delle schede video Radeon 9800 PRO con 256MB di memoria DDR-2. "MARKHAM, Ontario/ Munich, Germany - May 12, 2003 - ATI Technologies Inc. (TSX: ATY ...
VisionTek Xtasy 9800 Pro (that means this is an ATi Radeon Card that will make your PC or Mac games extremely pretty) [256MB DDR, AGP, VGA TV Out, DVI] for $218 w/free shipping. Even better ...
I figured since the cooler was labled as compatible with the 9800 pro - 256 mb version and the 9800 xt versions, that all would be well. But unfortunatley, when i got the card, i noticed that it ...
So while we've seen the Radeon 9800 Pro in 128MB guise before, and we know what performance is like, is there a real need for a 256MB version? Also, is there any difference between the two ...
The amount of shaders being executed and the mammoth amount of textures used per scene, mean that 256MB memory should become ... Nearly 15% quicker than 9700 Pro, it's all down to the clocks ...