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As regards the direct competitors from NVIDIA (NVIDIA GeForce FX 5700) whose prices also dropped as low as $100 mark for a retail board, the situation here is not that simple. At most tests, both boards demonstrate practically the same performance, which we haven't seen for long in our experiments. The main ace of trump for ATI is as usual applications with version 2.0 shaders which are still few in numbers, but their mass release is indeed at hand. In our view, the product of GeCube looks more preferable, especially with its remarkable overclocking options. In any case, it is up to the buyer to decide .

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