All-In-Wonder cards are now All-Gone.

Posted By: Steve McBarnes - 06:35:27 Wed, August 30, 2006

According to the folks over at DailyTech, the AIW line of video cards will no longer be made. Their information was obtained from US distributors of ATI products. [H]ard|OCP picked up on this news story and has also confirmed this with their own independent sources.

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Monday, September 04, 2006 4:15:18 PM

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I doubt that the AIW line will be missed. They were overpriced, and ATI always did a lousy job of delivering stable drivers for those cards.

Thursday, September 07, 2006 1:30:19 PM

You can argue that ATI did a lousy job of delivering stable drivers for all their cards, so lets not go there. The AIW were usually lower clocked version of the non-AIW cards, wich would be good cause u can just overclock them right back up there, but their price was a little high (as uve stated), in comparison to their gaming performance. This is probably because they were not just gaming cards but TV-cards aswell, and since i dont want/need a TV-card and since i would want drivers that focus more on the gaming side or Just on the gaming, i chose no to go with the AIW series.

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