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Radeon X1900XTX à la Diamond Multimedia and Viking

By The Editors of Tom's Hardware published 21 September 2006

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Viking InterWorks Radeon X1900XTXDiamond Multimedia Viper Radeon X1900XTX

Viking InterWorks Radeon X1900XTXDiamond Multimedia Viper Radeon X1900XTX

Viking InterWorks Radeon X1900XTXDiamond Multimedia Viper Radeon X1900XTX

Viking InterWorks Radeon X1900XTX

Viking InterWorks Radeon X1900XTX

Viking InterWorks Radeon X1900XTX

Viking InterWorks Radeon X1900XTX

Viking InterWorks Radeon X1900XTX

Viking InterWorks Radeon X1900XTX

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