Print
Discuss
Send to friend
ATI launched the X1800GTO in response to Nvidia’s latest mid-range card, the 7600GT.
Based on a cut-down version of the X1800XT’s R520 core it features just 12 pixel pipelines instead of the 16 found on both the XT and XL. Vertex shaders remain the same at eight.
The Gecube X1800GTO doesn’t vary much from the reference design - the core and memory clocks are both 500MHz (1GHz effective for the 256MB of memory).
The card comes bundled with all the cables and other bits and pieces you should need, including a DVI to VGA adapter, S-video and composite extension cables. You also get a Component video dongle.
With a low price tag, it’s a card that would suit most users including casual gamers.
View
Gecube
Radeon X1800GTO full performance results
Compare to all
graphics
card performance results
See also:
Graphics technology, SLI and Crossfire explained, plus see full results for over 80 cards 15 Feb 2006
One of the fastest AGP cards we've seen, and with slim cooling 22 Nov 2005
A graphics card with impressive gaming performance and a reasonable price 16 Nov 2005
Upgrading your graphics card can make the world of difference to your PC's performance. We look at some of the key things to consider before making a purchase 15 Feb 2006All Graphics Cards
del.icio.us
Digg this
reddit!
