Wednesday, November 29th 2006
GECUBE Releases Radeon 1950PRO AGP, HDCP Edition Video Card
GECUBE, one of the world's leading brands in the graphics card business, today announced its new GECUBE X1950PRO AGP product line, further strengthening its offerings for ATI's top-of-the-line graphics platform. GECUBE X1950PRO AGP series delivers high-definition entertainment with stunningly fast gaming performance, industry-leading image quality and crystal clear High Definition digital video at a new and affordable price point.
The 1950PRO AGP support Shader Model 3.0, utilizes the latest graphics processing architecture comes with 36 pixel pipelines, an extensive set of image quality features like simultaneous HDR with adaptive Anti-aliasing and a palette of over one billion colors, offers the users to get the most out of their gaming experiences.
Using Avivo technology, the ATI Radeon X1950PRO provides incredible quality video playback for today's high-definition media formats, displaying one billion colors, or 10-bit throughout the graphics pipeline. The new card is HDCP-compliant, including a built-in EEPROM and HDCP key. The GECUBE Radeon X1950PRO AGP edition is also ready for Windows Vista with Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL) certified drivers from AMD, in order to give users the complete Windows Vista experience, including the Aero interface.
The new Radeon 1950PRO AGP version will delivers exciting new levels of display quality and performance over this industry standard graphics interface. It provides an affordable budget for upgrades to Vista Ready and power 3D gaming performance without purchasing a new system. GECUBE R1950PRO AGP products are fully RoHS compliant.
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The 1950PRO AGP support Shader Model 3.0, utilizes the latest graphics processing architecture comes with 36 pixel pipelines, an extensive set of image quality features like simultaneous HDR with adaptive Anti-aliasing and a palette of over one billion colors, offers the users to get the most out of their gaming experiences.
Using Avivo technology, the ATI Radeon X1950PRO provides incredible quality video playback for today's high-definition media formats, displaying one billion colors, or 10-bit throughout the graphics pipeline. The new card is HDCP-compliant, including a built-in EEPROM and HDCP key. The GECUBE Radeon X1950PRO AGP edition is also ready for Windows Vista with Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL) certified drivers from AMD, in order to give users the complete Windows Vista experience, including the Aero interface.
The new Radeon 1950PRO AGP version will delivers exciting new levels of display quality and performance over this industry standard graphics interface. It provides an affordable budget for upgrades to Vista Ready and power 3D gaming performance without purchasing a new system. GECUBE R1950PRO AGP products are fully RoHS compliant.
22 Comments on GECUBE Releases Radeon 1950PRO AGP, HDCP Edition Video Card
agp lives! lol
this might be slower than the pcie x16 version :P
but WOOT AGP? :D
AGP 8X lives! :rockout:
EDIT: but w/ dx10 coming out, will this thing sell like hotcakes anymore?
If they make a DX10 card for AGP I'll be impressed, I honestly thought they were giving up on it after the 7x00 and X1x00 series took so long to become AGP.
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as stated above, so that other guy is wrong. I was just considering making the move to PCI now I can just grab this instead. I love my MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum board.
either way it just proves ati wants every last dollar and cent it can get!
I love the way u say that too. Well duh what is a business suppose to do not want your money, so they can go belly up! The demand is still there for AGP, there are far more AGP board in in use than PCI E.
I think they should make a specialised range for AGP, not being Radeon
www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8040782&productCategoryId=cat01151&type=product&id=1157068455153
and I think Sapphire are as well, but Ive lost the link
Now it has become really tempting to postpone the move to PCIe again :p
powercolor is releaseing also.
No seriously I think it will perform just as good as its PCI-E equivalents!
AGP 8x wasn't a bottleneck at all when the industry moved on the PCI-E.
www23.tomshardware.com/graphics.html?modelx=33&model1=574&model2=565&chart=224