Graphic Cards ATI X1xxx Series News

thats nice. but usually i dont go buy 3dmark scores to compare cards but around 100$ is a good price. might be there or there abouts in game benchmarks.

i wonder how much it will cost here
 
Blade_Runner said:
You should seriously stop commenting goldie or read up :P SM 3.0, Avivo, 2,800 3dmark05 almost as good as a 6600GT and a msrp of 99$ (street prices will be lower) ! Damn what else could be a sweeter deal :D

Also a little bit of tweaXing should get it across 3k right in 6600GT territory ;)
You forgot Dual Link TDMS transmitter that supports 2 30" displays. Even the 500$ 7800GTX cant do that :P.
 
Yeah... However ATI does need to fix its stencil buffer/shadow mapping performance. Its a bit of a question mark in the current gens. I hope thats better cos most future games will have dynamic lighting.
 
by the way these scores are suppose to be X1300LE and it will be below $80 and X1300Pro is suppose to be faster and have more memory too.
 
Hmm 3dmark scores are hardly even indicative anymore. Lets see what AA algorithms do they have to counter Transparency Aliasing. And as Chaos pointed earlier have they need to improve stencil buffer/shadow mapping performance, and their Open GL API performance on the whole.
 
Radeon X1300, RV515 goes AGP

Supporting 512 MB of memory, HDR, SM 3.0 and Hi-res displays.

HOW ABOUT $100 for a low end board with 512MB? At the same time the board is AGP or PCIe and will have support for HDR and Shader model 3.0? There will be solution for you. It's called RV515 and will be known as Radeon X1300, AGP of course.

At this time we can only confirm that Radeon X1300LE comes as an AGP card while we are not sure whether ATI plans to offer a Radeon X1300 PRO card as well.

The RV515 LE, Radeon X1300 LE is targeting 450MHz engine clock and 500MHz memory while Radeon X1300 PRO is targeting 600MHz clock with 800MHz memory. We know that X1300 LE comes in PCIe version supporting Hyper Memory configurations and this card will have memory working at 400 or 500MHz and the core running at 450MHz.

All those cards are 90 nanometre, derived from R520, have four pixel pipelines and use Shader Model 3.0. The card also has 128 bit memory interface, and supports Avivo video. RV515's 90nm manufacturing process enables feature integration previously unheard of in this price category such as Shader Model 3.0 support, 128-bit memory interface, Avivo video and display technology, a four way memory controller, Hyper Memory support and can address 512MB or even more memory on the card.

These cards should be available at launch on the first week of October. µ

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Performance-wise, we've seen how the HDR effects have a significant impact on performance in Day of Defeat, and in some cases, the impact was surprising. On cards like the X800 and the 6600 GT, it's interesting to see how HDR requires the kind of resources that would effectively cut your framerate in half, especially given the general subtlety of the lighting effects.

We've also shown that ATI seems to handle Valve's implementation of HDR better than NVIDIA, and if we could have tested with one of the next-gen ATI cards, the 7800 GTX would have assuredly been beaten out for the highest fps. But most of the cards that we tested were able to handle the performance hit from the HDR settings. Unfortunately, if you have a less-powerful card than these that we've tested, you will probably have to either turn down your resolution or forego the HDR.

Taken from http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2545

More r520 news emerging ;)
 
hmm more good news

R520, Radeon X1800XT scores 9100+ in 3DMarks05

BEFORE WE walk into silent weekend we want to let you know about the R520XT performance. The card clocked at 625MHz core and 1500MHZ memory can score 9100 or even more in 3Dmark05.

We learned that ATI can do even more but at this time its cat and mouse game as nvidia equipped its reviewers with its new 81.sometihng driver. this driver is suppose to get some performance but ATI still has some juice to fight it.

We heard that ATI can do as much as 9500 in 3Dmark 05 which is not bad at all, so 10000 screenshot that I saw some time ago means that you can go sky high with overclocking. µ

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