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ATI announces X800 GT, GTO

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6:54 PM - September 15, 2005 by Wolfgang Gruener

ATI today launched two new graphics cards based on the current X800 core. The "base" X800 GT integrates 128 MByte DDR1 memory and runs at a 400 MHz core clock. Memory clock is indicated to be 700 MHz. The higher end 12-pipe GTO model features the same 400 MHz core clock, but comes 256 MByte GDDR3 memory that is clocked at 980 MHz, but apparently can be overclocked to 1 GHz. Boards based on GT and GTO ships are shipping at this time, ATI said. (THG)

Source : Tom's Hardware US

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