Last AGP Model from ATI?


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They are developing bridge chips with the intent and purpose of converting their native PCIE to AGP. As long as the AGP bus can support the card's bandwidth requirement there will be AGP cards.

How long do we have to wait for that technology?

Well, in answer to the first post, ATI are still producing the X800 series of cards for AGP, and they're about to release the X700 (slightly less powerful, but a low more power efficient) on both PCI Express 16x and AGP (AGP will be out about december time, PCI express in first half november.

good too hear that...Still waiting for my HIS X800XT HIS have a terrible distribution method I'm really ****ed off make me wait any longer and I'll get a NVIDIA 6800U + i'll have to buy a 500W PSU or atleast more powerful then my 400W right now :(

cancel the stupid card, BTW the 6800 series will run fine on your PSU

ATI STILL HAS to launch its response to NV44 AGP. NV 44 AGP is bridged version of Nvidias NV44 a native PCIe card. It will be launched in Q4 2004. ATI's RV351 is its last AGP chip and from RV351 on ATI will bridge its PCI-E with RIALTO bridge chip as long there is a demand for AGP cards.

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=19046

Its last AGP chip not card though :p

so then why are people saying ATI has yet to release to X700 and X800 for AGP? Also what are the prices we are talking about for the X700? What are the benchmarks compared to lets say a 9800pro ?

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look up one post in the sig :)

they were talking about x700's coming out for pci-e and agp, the price for an x700 will be 200 to compete with the 6600gt and if you want a comparison between x700 and 9800pro the x700 will score around 8000 3dmark03 while 9800's score around 6000 3dmark03

edit: oh wow you could have gotten that from jerry's sig. :p

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