So, you can’t find any of the new ATI Radeon X1300XT graphics cards on the market or your wallet doesn’t looks like its going to have the dollars in it for a new nVidia G80 that’s due out just around the corner but you want... no... you need a decent performing mid-range graphics card, that isn’t going to force you to eat Two Minute noodles for the next month?
Well, the new ATI Radeon X1650PRO is available – it is priced well and of course performs well. So like our round up of the Radeon X1300XT cards just the other day, we will be doing the same thing with the new X1650PRO from ATI and four of its partners – GeCube, PowerColor, Sapphire and HIS. We will be looking at the cards alone with a pair in Crossfire mode to see what type of performance is on offer from one of ATI’s newest GPU’s.
Continuing with the same layout we used for the X1300XT round up, we will have a quick look at the cards on offer, quickly run over the test bed, check out the results and wrap it all up trying to find out which ones deserves your hard earned dollars.
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