Sapphire ATI Radeon X1950Pro 512MB DVI/VGA/TV-Out AGP Video Card Lite Retail

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Simply outstanding!! [Posted on 2007-07-07]
I upgraded from a ATI Radeon X700Pro that has 256MB of memory and the improvement is quite noticeable. It installed with no problems whatsoever and it booted-up correctly with no glitches or errors!! It is absolutely great, I'm totally impressed!! I would have rated it 5 stars, even more stars if possible, if it would have been designed to blow the hot air it produces out of the case instead of inside the case. I am going to install a slot cooler fan under the graphic card to help remove the heat out of the case that it produces. Please note: I may be a little cautious about the heat it produces. It is recommended to have at least a 450 watt power supply so I upgraded to a Xion 600 watt PowerReal (version 2.01) ATX power supply, with which I'm extremely happy with too. According to what I've read the X1950 will be the last and fasted graphic card made for the AGP port so I suggest that if are considering to buy one, buy a model with 512MB of memory. Also, it is quite possible that manufacturers may stop making them soon due to AGP being an obsolete technology so don't wait to long if you want one.

My system is a Broadway 337PLW-BK gaming case with an Intel D865PERL AAC27648-210 motherboard, 2558 Megabytes of Kingston value memory installed in 4 slots, Creative SB X-Fi sound card, two CD drives, and a 200 gig hard drive. I am using Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 (build 2600) as my operating system software.

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