PC Components GPUs ATI FireGl X3 introduced News By Wolfgang Gruener published 4 August 2004 Comments (0) ATI R420 finally got its workstation family member hidden under FireGl name. It's an X800 with some soldering on the board to make you use only FireGl drivers and pay $1099 for the Radeon called FireGL X3.Read the complete story here.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Wolfgang GruenerSocial Links Navigation See more GPUs News More about gpusBest October Prime Day Graphics Card Deals 2024: Cheap Nvidia and AMD GPUsNvidia's Jensen Huang will be CES 2025's keynote speaker as RTX 50 rumors aboundLatestCore Ultra 9 285K is slower than Core i9-14900K in gaming, according to leaked Intel slide — Arrow Lake consumes less power, thoughSee more latest ► See all comments (0) No comments yet Comment from the forums Most PopularGTA IV footage generated with AI shows the power of AI for future PC game remastersA hurricane hit this gaming PC, but the owner hopes it can be powered up againFormer Google CEO says climate goals are not meetable, so we might as well drop climate conservation — unshackle AI companies so AI can solve global warmingEmpty RAM slots can harm DRAM performance — Asus NitroPath slots curb electrical interference, gain 400 MT/s, and are 40% shorterRussian outlet nabs Apple M4 MacBook Pro, posts unprecedented pre-release benchmarks — M4 is reportedly 25% faster than M3Core Ultra 5 235 performance is comparable to the Core i5-14500 in early benchmark — Non-K Arrow Lake chip surfaces with 14 cores and 5 GHz boost clockAkasa’s USB4 enclosure delivers speeds over 3.5 GB/s — heatsink and 8,000 RPM fan keep PCIe 5.0 drives coolIntel's Arrow Lake flagship takes single-threaded performance crown over AMD and Apple, now leads PassMark benchmarkRaspberry Pi release faster, branded class A2 micro SD cards and 'bumper' case for Raspberry Pi 5Elecom intros pair of USB 80 Gbps cables, one with 60W PD and another with 240W PDApple Silicon iMacs appear to suffer from screen deterioration after two years — flood of user complaints hit Apple Community forums
