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Budget ATI Crossfire - X1300XT and X1650PRO Tested

Author: Shane Baxtor SUMMARY: Today we are checking out ATI's latest graphics cards in Crossfire mode. How does the X1300XT and X1650PRO stack up?
Editor: Cameron Wilmot
Category: Visual
Published: 9th October 2006

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Introduction

While ATI’s Crossfire might not be our favorite dual graphics technology, for users of Intel 975X and 965P chipsets, your choice of multi GPU’s are limited. While the high-end ATI market makes Crossfire an annoying task, the low and mid-range sector is quite effortless. It actually works the same way as SLI minus the need for a connector bridge.

The latest budget bad boys to come flying out of the gates from ATI are the Radeon X1300XT and Radeon X1650PRO. Today we have with us the X1300XT DDR3 model from HIS and the X1650PRO DDR3 model also from HIS. We are testing these cards in Crossfire and by themselves and chucking in an X1900GT for good measure.

We will be checking out what exactly is on offer from the cards (apart from another four copies of Dungeon Siege) and have a quick look at the cards themselves. From there we will get stuck into testing and see what happens throughout our benchmarks which tests a bit of everything – technology like HDR, AA, AF, OpenGL and of course Direct3D are all covered.

Let’s not rant any longer and have a look at what is on offer from each of the cards.



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