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Bravura Evil Master 7500
Tuesday January 01, 2002
Price at time of review.
The Radeon 7500 is the little brother to the Radeon 8500 and is essentially an enhanced version of the original Radeon card, an example of which was tested in this round-up as a yardstick and included in the performance graphs (pages 50-51). It features the Charisma Engine; ATIs equivalent of the T&L engine found in GeForce-based cards.
A great budget alternative to the GeForce cards, and better once driver issues are cleared up.
| Price |
395 |
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| GPU |
Radeon 7500 |
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