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    MSI's 2600XT benched and pixelized

    65nm is doing just fine

    Coolaler.com, the same site that showed us the QX6850 Kentsfield, had a interesting surprise on its forum. A user with nicknamed "NV6800" posted pictures and benchmarks of MSI's 2600XT with 256MB GDDR4.



    The clocks for this card are now confirmed, and they are the same ones that we wrote about, 800MHz for the core and 2200MHz for GDDR4 memory. As for the results, 3DMark05 gave 10,802 at 1024x768 and 8,866 at 1280x1024, and 3DMark06 gave on the same resolutions, 6,118 and 5,027 points. His claim that his system used only 197W at full load, 51W more compared to idle was rather interesting.



    he system that was used in the benchmark is an Intel Core 2 Extreme X6800 Dual-Core with FSB of 1066 working at 2,933 MHz, Gigabyte's GA-P965-DQ6(P965), four modules of "DDR2-800HK 512MB" and of course a MSI Radeon HD X2600 XT with 256MB GDDR4 of memory.

    Leakage has started, and Computex is just around the corner.

    You can check out the full forum post with Fear and Company of Heroes game benchmarks at Coolaler.com.

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    hmm, a little slower than my x1950xt with an opteron at 2.85. I was sortof hoping the mid range would meet the high end from last generation.

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    Why the huge disparity between Sm2 and Sm3?
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    Not to bad at all. Better than the 8600s

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    gets completely raped by any form of AA/AF or even higher than 1024x768... what a poor card :S
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    Well it still looks better than the 8600 series. And we all know the mid range is where money is to be made, so there is still hope for ATI/AMD

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    Look at the picture of the cooler. The white part in the fan.
    Fake....

    Anyway they have plently of time to optimize drivers.... and only in the final launch we can say something about it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eXceededgoku View Post
    gets completely raped by any form of AA/AF or even higher than 1024x768... what a poor card :S
    not true on low resolution

    and what were you expecting from a midrange card
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    Quote Originally Posted by v_rr View Post
    Look at the picture of the cooler. The white part in the fan.
    Fake....

    Anyway they have plently of time to optimize drivers.... and only in the final launch we can say something about it.
    doesnt have to be fake.
    could be the white is white plastic wich is encasing the fan.
    but most likely that pic is a promo pic from MSI and those pics are usualy photoshopped.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lowfat View Post
    Not to bad at all. Better than the 8600s
    By like 5%. The 2900XT scores 20% better than the 8800GTS, but in games it's the same or worse.

    I'm not sure this is a good thing at all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zerazax View Post
    so there is still hope for ATI/AMD
    Not if its 128bit. Of course the price can play a roll in that also.

    But i dont see myself buying a card with 128bit memory today. Its a bottleneck. It kills totally the performance when you have AA/AF and high resolution.
    Oh.. and 3DMark scores dont show the true performance IRL scenarios. Games that is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CedricFP View Post
    Why the huge disparity between Sm2 and Sm3?
    Because it is more designed for SM3 and DX10 than it is designed for SM2 and DX8
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    seems like similar power consumption as a 7900gtx, but mabye a tad lower.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fhpchris View Post
    seems like similar power consumption as a 7900gtx, but mabye a tad lower.
    No PCI-E 6pin connector. Has to draw less then 75watts
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    Remove this 3dmark06 picture!
    6k points in 1024x768 res.!
    On default (1280x1024) is 5k points!
    But who need 3dmark points? I need some game benching
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    Quote Originally Posted by DataNusse View Post
    Not if its 128bit. Of course the price can play a roll in that also.

    But i dont see myself buying a card with 128bit memory today. Its a bottleneck. It kills totally the performance when you have AA/AF and high resolution.
    Oh.. and 3DMark scores dont show the true performance IRL scenarios. Games that is.
    amd and nvidia have to realise that 128bit is the new 64bit.
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    lol ill be waiting for nvidias new cards at the end of the year beginning of 08 thank you very much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RAMMAN View Post
    amd and nvidia have to realise that 128bit is the new 64bit.
    Sure, after they sold you the 128bit version so you can upgrade to the 256bit version on the product refresh after 6months. More money!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RAMMAN View Post
    amd and nvidia have to realise that 128bit is the new 64bit.
    There are 64bit DX10 cards in the 8400GS & HD 2400 Pro... you'd think that they'd have dropped 64bit at least a generation ago.

    There will probably be a 9100GS & HD 3300 LE on 64bit too knowing them.

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    Can't wait for the 256bit mid-range offerings. Quite frankly, they should've been here with this gen already. This latest round of 32, 64 and 128bit GPUs has been a shame vs. their 320/384/512bit high-end brethren.

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    I don't think I can believe this. Result looks fake until proven otherwise.

    How the heck can a 3GHz x6800 give a CPU score of 2500. That is not even possible.

    edit: well maybe it is possible, but we need some confirmation.
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    Bah, another disappointment. At least it's got UVD, so it'll probably be the card for the HTPC.
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    next gen mid range shud own current gen high end which is not the case...
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    The score is legit,anyway I don't think anyone was expecting X2600XT GDDR4 to be much faster than 8600GTS,and if it behaves similary to 8600GTS in games than this year mainstream until the refresh is very bad,you can buy this beauty for less than the price of 8600GTS.....yeah it doesen't have DX10 but that's not an issue since most DX10 games have problems when running on 8800GTS/X on 8600GTS you would get a very nice slideshow.....

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    Hmmm....not too bad...not that great...looking forward to release.

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