Sapphire first to web with their 2600 Pros, 2400 XTs and 2400 Pros.

Posted By: Steve McBarnes - 03:39:46 Thu, May 24, 2007

These pages apparently appeared in our new automatic parser on May 23rd, but I just noticed them. My bad. They have pages up for the HD 2600 XTs (PCI-E & AGP), HD 2600 Pros (PCI-E & AGP), HD 2400 XTs (PCI-E & AGP), and HD 2400 Pros (PCI-E & AGP). Sadly there are no pictures of any of the actual cards. There is however a handy new XLS spec sheet for the "2k" series.

I don't have enough time today to get all this stuff added, but I have added the 12 card HD 2600 series to our database as they are specified in the XLS. I am known for my poor opinions about Sapphire's web presence...so Mike, I am gonna need some help here.

8 Comments

Thursday, May 24, 2007 3:55:20 PM

Steve
The Progenitor

Mike. Check out the press release and notice how the card specs in that release do not match their XLS. Help me please. I am easily confused apparently.

Thursday, May 24, 2007 5:03:15 PM

Wraithdagger
guest

*sigh* pushing AGP another generation... well.. one can hope for the HD 3000 and G90s...

Friday, May 25, 2007 9:15:09 AM

Mike
GPUReview Founder

@Evil: Don't worry about it, Sapphire is always horribly disorganized.

Friday, May 25, 2007 12:51:36 PM

anonymous
guest

64 BIT?!?!?! Are they crazy??

Friday, May 25, 2007 11:45:40 PM

... It's a low end card. It will have low end specs.

Monday, May 28, 2007 3:57:12 AM

anonymousD
guest

256bit shouldve been the norm even on mid-lower end cards...whats the difference in dinero if u make a card with 64 or 256bit? on a large scale i bet its not much, if any.

Tuesday, May 29, 2007 1:07:27 PM

anonymous
guest

can we compare the 2600 XT AGP with 8600GTS PCI-Express???

Tuesday, May 29, 2007 1:57:07 PM

Mach5Motorsport
n00b

Another whole line of AGP?!?! Oh sheeoot. thoses PCIe zelots must be going Ape-$@#$ right now! LOL

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