ATi All-In-Wonder X1900 Video Card - Reviews, Specifications, and Pictures

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ATi All-In-Wonder X1900

At A Glance

Manufacturer:	ATi
Series:	Radeon X1K
GPU:	R580
Release Date:	2006-01-24
Interface:	PCI-E x16
Core Clock:	500 MHz
Memory Clock:	480 MHz (960 DDR)
Memory Bandwidth:	30.72 GB/sec
Shader Operations:	24000 MOperations/sec
Pixel Fill Rate:	8000 MPixels/sec
Texture Fill Rate:	8000 MTexels/sec
Vertex Operations:	1000 MVertices/sec

Details

Noise Level:	Moderate
Framebuffer:	256 MB
Memory Type:	GDDR3
Memory Bus Type:	32x8 (256 bit)
DirectX Compliance:	9.0c
OpenGL Compliance:	2.0
PS/VS Version:	3.0/3.0
Process:	90 nm
Fragment Pipelines:	48
Vertex Pipelines:	8
Texture Units:	16
Raster Operators	16

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Multi-GPU

Core: 500
Mem: 480

User Ratings

Overall

8.8 (29 votes)

Performance

9 (27 votes)

Price

9.6 (21 votes)

Features

9.3 (23 votes)

Overclockability

8.6 (26 votes)

Silence

9 (26 votes)

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	Price	Name	Core	Mem	Buswidth	Memory	Displays	TV	VIVO	HD	HDCP	2-Slot
		ATi All-In-Wonder X1900	500	480	256 bit	256 MB	DL-DVI	y	y	y	-	-

12 Reviews

All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.beyond3d.com)	All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.anandtech.com)
All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (techreport.com)	All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.firingsquad.com)
All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.hothardware.com)	All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.viperlair.com)
All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.motherboards.org)	All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.legitreviews.com)
All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.sudhian.com)	All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.bytesector.com)
All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.beyond3d.com)	All-In-Wonder X1900 [reference card] (www.tweaknews.net)

4 Comments

Tuesday, October 17, 2006 2:13:02 AM

MrWizard6600
guest

why is the frame buffer in bold? why are there two?

Tuesday, October 17, 2006 11:57:30 AM

Mike
GPUReview Founder

Huh? If you wanna know, click on the 'Framebuffer' link and read the bottom paragraph.

Sunday, January 27, 2008 6:40:17 AM

anonymous
guest

wonder what's the difference between All-in-Wonder and the Radeon series

Monday, February 18, 2008 7:15:05 PM

anonymous
guest

The Difference between the two:

All-In-Wonder is a graphics card combined with a TV Tuner, so you can play games and watch TV with one card.

Radeon Series is just a graphics card, you would need an extra TV Tuner to view TV shows.

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