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    X1950xt 256mb

    hi guys , x1950XT 256mb is out , but come with GDDR3 instead of GDDR4 like the X1950XTX but the speed memory is 1800Mhz .




    The price is around 270 €uros




    http://www.sapphiretech.com/us/produ...w.php?gpid=169




    Caracteristicas:RADEON™ X1950 XT core (625MHz)
    256MB GDDR3 onboard memory (1800MHz)
    Windows Vista™ 3D environment Support
    48 pixel shader processors
    Video-In and Video-Out
    PCI Express x16 / CrossFire support
    Pixel Shader Version 3.0
    Video Acceleration of: MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, WMV9, VC-1, and H.264
    Dual DVI





    Features

    384 million transistors on 90nm
    fabrication process
    Up to 48 pixel shader processors
    8 vertex shader processors
    256-bit 8-channel GDDR4
    memory interface
    Native PCI Express x16 bus interface
    Ring Bus Memory Controller
    Up to 512-bit internal ring bus for memory reads
    Fully associative texture, color, and Z/stencil cache designs
    Hierarchical Z-buffer with Early Z test
    Lossless Z Compression (up to 48:1)
    Fast Z-Buffer Clear
    Optimized for performance at high display resolutions, including widescreen HDTV resolutions
    Ultra-Threaded Shader Engine
    Support for Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0 programmable vertex and pixel shaders in hardware
    Full speed 128-bit floating point processing for all shader operations
    Up to 512 simultaneous pixel threads
    Dedicated branch execution units for high performance dynamic branching and flow control
    Dedicated texture address units for improved efficiency
    3Dc+ texture compression o High quality 4:1 compression for normal maps and two-channel data formats
    High quality 2:1 compression for luminance maps and single-channel data formats
    Complete feature set also supported in OpenGL 2.0
    Advanced Image Quality Features
    64-bit floating point HDR rendering supported throughout the pipeline
    Includes support for blending and multi-sample anti-aliasing
    32-bit integer HDR (10:10:10:2) format supported throughout the pipeline
    Includes support for blending and multi-sample anti-aliasing
    2x/4x/6x Anti-Aliasing modes
    Multi-sample algorithm with gamma correction, programmable sparse sample patterns, and centroid sampling
    New Adaptive Anti-Aliasing feature with Performance and Quality modes
    Temporal Anti-Aliasing mode
    Lossless Color Compression (up to 6:1) at all resolutions, including widescreen HDTV resolutions
    2x/4x/8x/16x Anisotropic Filtering modes
    Up to 128-tap texture filtering
    Adaptive algorithm with Performance and Quality options
    High resolution texture support (up to 4k x 4k)
    Avivo Video and Display Platform
    High performance programmable video processor
    Accelerated MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, WMV9, VC-1, and H.264 decoding and transcoding
    DXVA support
    De-blocking and noise reduction filtering
    Motion compensation, IDCT, DCT and color space conversion
    Vector adaptive per-pixel de-interlacing
    3:2 pulldown (frame rate conversion)
    Seamless integration of pixel shaders with video in real time
    HDR tone mapping acceleration
    Maps any input format to 10 bit per channel output
    Flexible display support
    Dual integrated dual-link DVI transmitters
    DVI 1.0 compliant / HDMI interoperable and HDCP ready*
    Dual integrated 10 bit per channel 400 MHz DACs
    16 bit per channel floating point HDR and 10 bit per channel DVI output
    Programmable piecewise linear gamma correction, color correction, and color space conversion (10 bits per color)
    Complete, independent color controls and video overlays for each display
    High quality pre- and post-scaling engines, with underscan support for all outputs
    Content-adaptive de-flicker filtering for interlaced displays
    Xilleon TV encoder for high quality analog output
    YPrPb component output for direct drive of HDTV displays
    Spatial/temporal dithering enables 10-bit color quality on 8-bit and 6-bit displays
    Fast, glitch-free mode switching
    VGA mode support on all outputs
    Drive two displays simultaneously with independent resolutions and refresh rates
    Compatible with ATI TV/Video encoder products, including Theater 550

    CrossFire
    Multi-GPU technology
    Four modes of operation:
    Alternate Frame Rendering (maximum performance)
    Supertiling (optimal load-balancing)
    Scissor (compatibility)
    Super AA 8x/10x/12x/14x (maximum image quality)
    *Specifications are subject to change without notice and may vary depending upon product sku*



    http://www.sapphiretech.com/fn/produ...gpid=169&grp=3

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    it's probably a typo, not all gddr3 can do those speeds

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    all x1950XT 256mb came with 1800mhz memory

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    Quote Originally Posted by mascaras
    all x1950XT 256mb came with 1800mhz memory

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    I mean the GDDR3 part, I think it's GDDR4.

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    Quote Originally Posted by biohead
    I mean the GDDR3 part, I think it's GDDR4.
    well , all sites i saw says GDDr3

    http://www.sapphiretech.com/fn/produ...gpid=169&grp=3


    http://www.diamondmm.com/X1950XT256PCIE.php

    http://www.komplett.no/k/ki.asp?sku=327135



    but in sapphire site says GDDr4 and GDDR3 >>>> http://www.sapphiretech.com/us/produ...w.php?gpid=169












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    Last edited by mascaras; 11-02-2006 at 08:46 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kemo6600
    Available @ sparco
    Asus X1950XT 256MB 285$
    http://www.sparco.com/cgi-bin/wfind2?spn=DH149069
    in that site says GDDR2


    but they are GDDR3 >> http://www.techzonept.com/showpost.p...&postcount=732
    Last edited by mascaras; 11-02-2006 at 09:30 AM.

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    Looks like it can come in both GDDR3 and GDDR4
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    umm i hope its like $199 or $249 USD. dunno what to get 8800GTS or X1950XT CF.,..
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    Quote Originally Posted by theteamaqua
    umm i hope its like $199 or $249 USD. dunno what to get 8800GTS or X1950XT CF.,..
    G80...hands down, no questions asked.

    The x1950xt comes with 256mb. Games now are starting to limit 256mb cards to lower settings like doom 3, quake 4, and graw(which won't even let you go above 1280x1024 with only 256mb). Even in CF, you're limited to 256mb, as it doesn't work as 256+256, but rather it's still just 256mb.
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    GDDR3 can do 900mhz easily, its the x1900 mem controller that makes it hard, with less stress on the controller from having less memory, i wouldnt be surprised about this at all.

    If you look at the 1900xt threads the 256mb one does really well with memory clocking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by theteamaqua
    umm i hope its like $199 or $249 USD. dunno what to get 8800GTS or X1950XT CF.,..
    You could probably get 512MB X1900XT CF for the same price as the GTS when it launches.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DilTech
    G80...hands down, no questions asked.

    The x1950xt comes with 256mb. Games now are starting to limit 256mb cards to lower settings like doom 3, quake 4, and graw(which won't even let you go above 1280x1024 with only 256mb). Even in CF, you're limited to 256mb, as it doesn't work as 256+256, but rather it's still just 256mb.
    I can't disagree with Diltech on the recommendation....unless you're waiting for G81...in which case G80 is a bad idea.

    If you are budget restricted such that you don't upgrade every 6 months, then G80 shouldn't even be a consideration.

    P.S. X1950Pro Crossfire will pwn all after drivers are improved.

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    oh thanx to be honest my GeForce 7800GTX SLI on 8x board with hacked driver is running DX9 games pretty well at 1280x1024 . i might get 1950 and wait for good DX10 cards so i can play Crysis and Alanwake....
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    Quote Originally Posted by theteamaqua
    oh thanx to be honest my GeForce 7800GTX SLI on 8x board with hacked driver is running DX9 games pretty well at 1280x1024 . i might get 1950 and wait for good DX10 cards so i can play Crysis and Alanwake....
    Make your own decisio though...some of the pictures i've seen of the G80 beast make me want to buy it right now lol

    But I'm not a fan of GPUs with IHS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by perkam
    I can't disagree with Diltech on the recommendation....unless you're waiting for G81...in which case G80 is a bad idea.

    If you are budget restricted such that you don't upgrade every 6 months, then G80 shouldn't even be a consideration.

    P.S. X1950Pro Crossfire will pwn all after drivers are improved.

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    I have to ask why you feel this way on the subject. If anything, if you don't upgrade often, G80 would currently be the only option for now.

    The only thing that'll change majorly over the next year(possibly another year and a half), will be power consumption. Didn't both NVidia and ATi say that this round was all about pure performance, next round will be all about dropping that power consumption and slight speed bumps?

    Basically, it's sounding like the next few cards(read, maybe 1 new card from both camps by this time next year after G80/R600) will be small clock-speed increases and a die-shrink with slightly better memory. I wouldn't expect the shader amounts to raise, I wouldn't expect faster memory busses, just higher clocks and better overclocks... Think 9800pro-9800xt increases...

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    Quote Originally Posted by kemo6600
    It's a misprint...can't be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by perkam
    It's a misprint...can't be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kemo6600
    It can be DDR4 but can't be 1800MHZ
    No it can't
    I can be GDDR4 but no way in hell is it DDR4
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    The only thing that'll change majorly over the next year(possibly another year and a half), will be power consumption. Didn't both NVidia and ATi say that this round was all about pure performance, next round will be all about dropping that power consumption and slight speed bumps?
    I'm waiting for that time - if is to expensive, I'll skip that and wait for Multi CPU + Multi GPU platforms the rest is not important for me, looks nice but now value in that

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    Quote Originally Posted by nn_step
    No it can't
    I can be GDDR4 but no way in hell is it DDR4
    For sure i meant GDDR4 no way DDR4
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