Suffice to say that the X1800 GTO in the mid-range segment is a winner for sure. Of course it’s not all about gaming anymore with today’s graphics cards. With the X1800 GTO comes X1000 family features.
This card itself is 100% reference based yet clocked slightly faster for you. With the uber-silent cooling you still have some nice overclockability left to squeeze even more performance out of it. A good product, very decent performance, nice price and a heap of functionality. It’s definitely a product worth considering and one if not the top model X1800 GTO currently available.
The Radeon X1800 GTO is absolutely worth every penny. Especially considering you can opt it as a Crossfire card without the need for an expensive “primary” mastercard, and hey crossfire cable free, now that stuff is golden.
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