Thursday, February 1st 2007
Palit Introduces the First X1950GT 512MB AGP Video Card
Palit Microsystems, today excitingly announced the most high-end AGP graphics card: X1950GT Super 512MB AGP, designed exclusively for AGP platform PC enthusiasts and hard core gamers. Palit X1950GT AGP has 512MB of GDDR3 super size memory with 256-bit memory interface, 36 pixel shader processors and RV570 GPU clocked at 500MHz. The card is also Windows Vista Premium compatible, as you may guess. Other features like ATI Avivo technology and Dual-link DVI connectivity are also presented.
Source:
VR-Zone
22 Comments on Palit Introduces the First X1950GT 512MB AGP Video Card
doesnt say nuffin about mem speed
(Dont tell me to use DVI on one and VGA one the other... there will never be color consistency).
How does a 1950GT compare with a 1950Pro? Better or worse?
The x1950Pr's core is at 575MHz and the memory is at 690MHz(1380 effective).
still all good for agp users if it is slightly cheaper than the x1950pro, im presuming that would oc to a pro and beyond no problems?
THIS is the most high end AGP on the market
www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=521950
Does not make sense to me with the same hardware specs as the Pro but lower clocks? WTF?
A PCI-e 512 MB X1950PRO is around £150, an AGP 512MB X1950PRO is around £20-£30 more. I know the prices in the US are better than here in the UK but Im pretty sure £30 does not buy you a new mobo, RAM and CPU. ;)