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ATI Radeon 8500
Monday December 03, 2001
Price at time of review.
This card is the same card as the Bravura Evil Master II, but without the retail extras thrown in. The card itself is a fairly plain-looking affair - a simple green PCB (printed circuit board) with a small cooling fan and heatsink over the GPU, and an array of RAM modules absent of the large RAM heatsinks now commonplace on the NVIDIA models.
GeForce-level performance and excellent image quality, but still no match for the Ti 500.
| Price |
759 |
|
| GPU |
Radeon 8500 |
|
| Bus type |
AGP 4x |
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| Memory size |
64Mb |
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| Memory type |
DDR |
|
| Memory clock speed |
550MHz |
|
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