Sapphire Radeon X800GT PCIe (256MB BGA DDR3)

Sidney · 2nd November 2005, 16:34

Cost only half as much as the X800XL, the Sapphire Radeon X800GT is a great choice for main-stream gamers who want to play the latest games at affordable price. Bundled with full version of Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow, PowerDVD 6 and cables for HDTV connection, it adds even more values to this main-stream gaming card. Featuring 8 pixel-pipelines, which is half as much as X800XL, the X800GT actually performs as good as X800XL at lower resolution. However at 1600x1200 with full-screen anti-aliasing, the X800GT can lag more than 50% behind the X800XL. Therefore, we would recommend this card if you are not planning to play games at high resolution with full details and anti-aliasing.

To get the most out of the card, you can easily overclock it using the bundled TRIXX overclocking tool. From our benchmark results, we manage to achieve about 15% increase in performance with the stock heatsink fan. The little copper-based heatsink fan has done very well in keeping the card cool without generation a lot of noise.

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2nd November 2005, 16:34	#1
Sidney Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,738	Sapphire Radeon X800GT PCIe (256MB BGA DDR3) Cost only half as much as the X800XL, the Sapphire Radeon X800GT is a great choice for main-stream gamers who want to play the latest games at affordable price. Bundled with full version of Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow, PowerDVD 6 and cables for HDTV connection, it adds even more values to this main-stream gaming card. Featuring 8 pixel-pipelines, which is half as much as X800XL, the X800GT actually performs as good as X800XL at lower resolution. However at 1600x1200 with full-screen anti-aliasing, the X800GT can lag more than 50% behind the X800XL. Therefore, we would recommend this card if you are not planning to play games at high resolution with full details and anti-aliasing. To get the most out of the card, you can easily overclock it using the bundled TRIXX overclocking tool. From our benchmark results, we manage to achieve about 15% increase in performance with the stock heatsink fan. The little copper-based heatsink fan has done very well in keeping the card cool without generation a lot of noise. Direcrt URL - http://www.hardwarezoom.com/viewcont...octype=Reviews __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

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