Now my question is, isnt the X1650XT way better not only price wise but spec wise then the x1950pro? Its a 512 card instead of 256, has 24 pixel pipeline instead of 12.... I am not an expert but looking at those two cards i am very confused why the x1950 is more expensive and has lower spec's in numbers.... Em I missing something here? Please let me know, thanks ahead of time cuz i am trying to upgrade my card.
Ahh alright, thanks for the detail, didnt think the bit played that big of a role in a card.. I always for some reason thought its the 512mb or 256mb of ram that mattered and the type of ram. But i guess the bit ram is more important, thanks.
Dude, don't annoy the gurus 8O I will quote Cleeve's post for you:
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Plus, the X1650 PRO should read "8 TMU, 24 pixel shader processor" instead of 24 pipeline.
The X1950 PRO should read "12 TMU, 36 pixel shader processor"
What he is saying is correct. The text on Newegg was taken out of the manufacturer's specifications sheet (to which I linked in my earlier reply to your questions. CLICK on it). This is the best Newegg can do. They cannot edit the manufacturer's specifications no matter how incorrect and misleading they may be.
Give it a rest.
EDIT: Actually, this is VERY WEIRD. I have no idea where Newegg got that stuff about 24 pipelines. The official HIS product page specifically states
HIS X1650XT IceQ Turbo Dual DL-DVI 512/256MB GDDR3 AGP
Powered by ATI Radeon X1650XT
- 600MHz (Turbo) for 512MB
- 630MHz (Turbo) for 256MB
512/256MB-128bit 4 channel GDDR3 memory - 1.46GHz (Turbo)
24 Pixel shader processor
8 Vertex shader processor Ultra-threaded SM 3.0 Engine
256-bit Ring-bus
ATI Avivo™
High Precision Architecture
AGP support via RIALTO
In case this is the card you are talking about.
Newegg site states
HIS Hightech H165XTQT512GDDAN-R Radeon X1650XT 512MB GDDR3 AGP 4X/8X IceQ Turbo HDCP Video Card - Retail
Chipset Manufacturer: ATI
Core clock: 630MHz
DirectX: DirectX 9
DVI: 2
Memory Clock: 1460MHz
Memory Interface: 128-bit
OpenGL: OpenGL 2.0
PixelPipelines: 24 TV-Out: HDTV / S-Video Out
VIVO: No
Model #: H165XTQT512GDDAN-R
Item #: N82E16814161065
Return Policy: Standard Return Policy
well after reading the review on this site, ive noticed that the X1950 seemed way better then GF7800 GS.
Yes it is better but it's also more expensive, you have to decide the priorities, and I'm just saying it's worth considering because it's $159, instead of the usual $250+.
BTW, here's a review of some of the performance ranges you are considering (the GF7800GS isn't in there and is not near the GF7900GS used in the review, it's like halfway between the GF7600GT and GF7900GS;
Someone help me!! I'm about to flip! I have a HIS X1650XT IceQ Turbo Dual DL-DVI 512/256MB GDDR3 AGP and I have a HANS-G 19" Widescreen monitor. My screen will blink in and out like once every hour our so for like 2 minutes. I DJ, so it makes me VERY uncomfortable using my PC on gigs. I sometimes have a projector hooked up at the same time, and it does the same thing at the same time. Does my video card support widescreen? Is anyone familiar with this problem?? Thanks a MILLION!!
Your card should have no problems with running that screen at all. My old second system has one in and i just powered it up and checked suported resolutions.
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