ATI Radeon
All in Wonder
| Features |
The
Card |
- 32MB DDR Memory
- ATI
Radeon Graphics Core
- 166
MHz Memory and Core Clock
- Svideo,
Composite, and Coax video inputs
- Svideo
and Composite video outputs
- AGP
4X/2X
- Onboard
TV Tuner
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|
With
the recent scaleback of 3DFX there are three competitors left sanding in the video
card arena. These being across two different video card areas, Matrox in the multimedia
area with the G4xx series, and nVidia in the high performance area with the GeForce
series. The ATI Radeon, launched back in early summer, was targeted at the high
performance segment, but also contained above average TVIO capabilities. The powerful
Radeon core combined with additional video capture and output abilities, a TV
Tuner, and many other multimedia functions is what makes the Radeon All in Wonder
We have
had ATI's latest All-in-Wonder card in the lab for a couple weeks now and
frankly we were having so much fun with it we forgot to review it. This
card includes everything except the kitchen sink and even comes close to
that. The specifications list is nothing short of amazing; the number of
features that the Radeon chip includes and the number of multimedia add-ons
packed onto this card. We did have a few initial setup problems, but once
over that hurdle the experience was quite good.
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Review Index
The
Board
Pixel
Tapestry
Charisma
Engine
Hyper
Z
Included
Software
Installation
Drivers
Test
System
Quake
3 Benchmarks
3D
Mark 2000 Benchmarks
FSAA
Quality and Performance
Overclocking
Multimedia
Examination
Conslusion
The
Board 