GeCube X800XL 512MB Graphics Card – 256MB vs. 512MB

August 3rd 2005 | Graphics Cards

TweakTwon takes a look at GeCube’s new ATI Radeon X800XL graphics card with 512MB of GDDR-3 memory onboard:

After looking at the package and the card, we’re comparing the 512MB model against a 256MB model to see what type of differences we have in our usual array of gaming benchmarks. Is it worth spending the extra money for the additional 256MB of memory or not?

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GeCube X800XL 512MB Graphics Card – 256MB vs. 512MB
Published in: Graphics Cards on 2005-08-03