Radeon x800 Pro & XT (PE) Graphics cards 1054 Page 8 of 21 Published 2004-06-15 07:00 by Hilbert Hagedoorn Reviews Photo's #4 - X800 XTThe new cooler on the X800Pro and XT is actually a tad smaller; it doesnt need to cool the GDDR3 memory chips. Share this content Twitter Facebook Reddit WhatsApp Email Print Previous Page Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introduction 2 Technology 3 Temporal Anti Aliasing 4 3Dc & 16x Anisotropic Filtering 5 Photo's #1 - X800 Pro 6 Photo's #2 - X800 Pro 7 Photo's #3 - X800 XT 8 Photo's #4 - X800 XT 9 Performance & Overclocking 10 The Test Bed 11 Performance - Splinter Cell 12 Performance - Unreal 2004 13 Performance - Halo: Combat Evolved 14 Performance - Aquamark 3 15 Performance - RTCW 16 Performance - Call of Duty 17 Performance - Unreal 2003 18 Performance - Quake III 19 Performance - 3DMark 03 20 Performance - Shadermark 2.0 21 Conclusion Next Page Asetek Waterchill Antartica Watercooling GeForce 6800 GT preview
Photo's #4 - X800 XTThe new cooler on the X800Pro and XT is actually a tad smaller; it doesnt need to cool the GDDR3 memory chips.
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