Well, the new ATI Radeon X1650PRO is available – it is priced well and of course performs well. So like our round up of the Radeon X1300XT cards just the other day, we will be doing the same thing with the new X1650PRO from ATI and four of its partners – GeCube, PowerColor, Sapphire and HIS. We will be looking at the cards alone with a pair in Crossfire mode to see what type of performance is on offer from one of ATI’s newest GPU’s.
ATI’s Radeon X1650PRO graphics card is a good performer and the ability to simply just buy two and throw them into Crossfire without much effort at all is fantastic and the performance gain varies from around 25% to 40% or so. While buying a couple at the same time and placing them straight into Crossfire won’t always be an option for all users, with the ability to simply buy one card now and get a second one at a later date does make it more attractive.
» Palit Radeon 4870 X2 CrossFire Video Card Review
» ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 Review
» HIS HD 2900 XT 1GB GDDR4 in Crossfire
» ASUS 2900 XT and 8800 Ultra Compared
» Meet the Radeon HD - ATI Releases More R600 Details
» ATI Radeon X1950 PRO Now Shipping
» ATI announces availability of new Radeon X1900GT
» HIS X1900 Crossfire Edition Master Card and HIS X1900 XTX review
» Next Gen ATI, On-Chip Crossfire - No Master Card Required
» HIS Radeon X1900 CrossFire Review
» PowerColor Radeon X1900 XT 512MB Review
» ATI Radeon X1900 Video Card Series Previews
» ATI Radeon X700 Graphics Card Roundup
» ATI Crossfire Multi GPU Revealed
» Mainstream PCI Express Shootout – Radeon X700PRO vs. GeForce 6600GT


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