Well.....Well......Well Look who's back

[enforcerfx]

Its back, and at a fantastic price!

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814142085

And its a current compeitor with the X1950pro, and the 7950GT.

 

[prozac26]

Great find!

It better than a X1950Pro and 7950GT also.

 

[Acethechosenone]

man the prices keep falling, if only i can find one at that price where i live, i could save a lot of money.
And to think i had almost nearly bought a 7950 gt

 

[Assman]

Great find!

It better than a X1950Pro and 7950GT also.

great deal too

 

[LAN_deRf_HA]

hmm... wonder what performs better... that at 625/1450 (wouldn't overclock it if it runs as hot as that review says) or my 1950pro at 621/1550 (which still runs 10c cooler than that at stock speeds)

 

[Assman]

hmm... wonder what performs better... that at 625/1450 (wouldn't overclock it if it runs as hot as that review says) or my 1950pro at 621/1550 (which still runs 10c cooler than that at stock speeds)

could you rephrase that...

 

[LAN_deRf_HA]

why not? I was pondering what would perform better.. a 1950pro at 621/1556 or a 1900xt at 625/1450

 

[Assman]

x1900xt will slightly outperform x1950pro in games

 

[oldmantran]

NOTE: the x1900xt on newegg is 256mb so do not use the TG vga chart for a 1:1 comparison with the 256mb x1950pro that is listed on the chart.

 

[LAN_deRf_HA]

well then i'd guesstimate the 1950pro does perform better at that overclock setting, depending on how big a role that extra 256 is having on its performance (the 1900xt on the performance charts).... aside from clock speed, the difference is the 12 pixel pipeline vs. the 16... and I have no clue where that comes into play... especially since I have a vague recollection of reading that the 1950pro has a way to make up for that lack of pipelines (i don't remember how, i just know it was way over my head)