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ATI's R430, X800 XL/X800 details revealed
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Category : Miscellaneous 0 comment
The X800 brand is about to get some more followers. ATI plants to introduce two cards that will continue to carry the X800 brand but, as it is the case with X850 new X800 cards will be PCIe only.
This time ATI managed to shrink the marchitecture to 110 nanometres and squeezed all to a much cheaper for production single slot thing.
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