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HIS Radeon X800GTO IceQ Graphics Card

Author: Shane Baxtor SUMMARY: Today we are looking at the HIS Radeon X800GTO IceQ graphics card which offers kick ass mid-range gaming performance!
Editor: Cameron Wilmot
Category: Visual
Published: 20th February 2006
Manufacturer: HIS
Our Rating: 9.0 out of 10

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Introduction

We have had a look at a few Radeon X800GTO graphics cards over the past few months here at TweakTown and these cards really seem to make a great mid-level gaming card. While we have looked at cards from the likes of GeCube and Sapphire, we hadn’t looked at the HIS offering, until today.

Not everyone can afford an X1900 or want something a bit more powerful then the X1300, the X800GTO sits in the higher end of the mid-range market making it an attractive option for a lot of people.

In true HIS styles we have the IceQ version of the X800GTO with us today but not only that, it is also clocked higher then the default clock speeds set by ATI. We will have a closer look at the cooler and the clocks of the card in just a moment before we get into the all important benchmarks.

Let’s begin!



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