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ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT Review
Published by null - 07-2007
Radeon HD 2600 XT is the new mid-range video card from AMD/ATI, supporting Shader 4.0 unified architecture (i.e. DirectX 10) and competing directly with GeForce 8600 GT from nVidia, both costing around USD 150. In this review we will compare Radeon HD 2600 XT to GeForce 8600 GT and also to several other mid-range boards from both ATI and nVidia. Check it out. click to enlargeFigure 1: AMD reference model for ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT. The main difference between Radeon X1000 and the new Radeon HD 2000 families is the adoption of DirectX 10 on Radeon HD 2000 family. What this means is that they will support the next generation of games to be released starting this year. It also means that instead of using separated shader units for each kind of shader processing (pixel, vertex, physics and geometry) video cards from this family use a unified shader architecture, where the shader engines can p
Published by null - 07-2007
Radeon HD 2600 XT is the new mid-range video card from AMD/ATI, supporting Shader 4.0 unified architecture (i.e. DirectX 10) and competing directly with GeForce 8600 GT from nVidia, both costing around USD 150. In this review we will compare Radeon HD 2600 XT to GeForce 8600 GT and also to several other mid-range boards from both ATI and nVidia. Check it out. click to enlargeFigure 1: AMD reference model for ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT. The main difference between Radeon X1000 and the new Radeon HD 2000 families is the adoption of DirectX 10 on Radeon HD 2000 family. What this means is that they will support the next generation of games to be released starting this year. It also means that instead of using separated shader units for each kind of shader processing (pixel, vertex, physics and geometry) video cards from this family use a unified shader architecture, where the shader engines can p
