MiD RaNgE Rv610?!? ( 2600xt )

let me try again ehh?


8O ATI 2600XT SPOTTED 8O


The guys at OCWorkbench posted a few pictures of what is meant to be a Radeon HD 2600XT. Apparently the Chinese website PCinLife posted these pictures and leaked some specifications.

According to the author at PCinLife, the board uses 256MB of GDDR4, 65nm manufacturing process and a bios dated April 4th. Maximal Wattage is 80W or lower, since the card doesn't need an additional power connector, unlike the Nvidia 8600GTS. In one of the 1080p video test, cpu usage was lower than 5% on average which is a great score. This does sound promissing.

Here are some of the leaked pictures thanks to OCWorkbench.



[edit] apparently you cant see the img i copied

link anyways

http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php? [...] 4&Itemid=1

this time, it cant be fud... righT?

That 'review' seems to be popping up everywhere with slightly different angles.

If the specs and performance are as quoted, then it will be a great candidate for an HTPC card, and also should adapt well to notebooks.

that is 75W at 100% efficiency, lol, and that 80W is at MAX draw, i think it looks pretty good.

hey guys i found out some more info ( not really )

but i found photos with actuall dates on them ...

are they photoshopped?

http://forum.coolaler.com/showthread.php?t=151589

some of them are exactly the same with dates.

supposedly, the 2600xt was already out 2007/1/10

JANUARY 8O 8O 8O

Also possible is that someone took a photo of their early test sample when they got it, sent it to their friend/relative who now posted it. Etc.

Doesn't loook photochopped, and doesn't provide enough info to matter if it was. It's not picture of stuff we couldn't guess, the cooler looks like an X1950GT/Pro cooler, but with the new AMD flames.

idk though, just re-looking at that picture, I can't see Crossfire being a valued option period. I see the bridge connections, but then I"m wondering how your going to be able to get away with it if the cards do not require a 6pin and run off the juice provided by the PCI-E slot.


raises a couple :?: :?: :?: for me