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PowerColor X800 XL Brings Native PCI Express Solution
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TAIPEI, TAIWAN (2nd December, 2004) ?Tul? one of the leading graphic card provides, introduces the PowerColor X800 XL today. The PowerColor X800 XL enables ATI's RADEON?X800 XL VPU and delivers...
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[title]PowerColor X800 XL Brings Native PCI Express Solution[/title] TAIPEI, TAIWAN (2nd December, 2004) ?Tul? one of the leading graphic card provides, introduces the PowerColor X800 XL today. The PowerColor X800 XL enables ATI's RADEON?X800 XL VPU and delivers the most powerful performance graphics card for today's users are able to unleash the 3D graphics performance of their favorite game.
The PowerColor X800 XL is based on RADEON?X800 XL VPU, offering 256 bit memory interface and up to16 parallel pixel pipes. The PowerColor X800 XL is the world's best native PCI Express graphics card and brings the most powerful gaming performance to users.
The PowerColor X800 XL, the core/memory clock speed is 400/490 MHZ. and memory is 256MB GDDR3 SDRAM, delivers frame rates that surpass any previous mainstream graphics card. ?We are please to bring the PowerColor X800 XL to users. With the latest semiconductor manufacturing process and ultra-fast efficient GDDR3 memory, the PowerColor X800 XL produces extreme data rates and unbelievable acceleration in a quiet and cool solution.?said Ted Chen, CEO of Tul Corporation.
The PowerColor X800 XL also features HYPER Z HD, SMARTSHADER?HD and supports PCI Express?X 16 lane native, along with six programmable vertex shader pipelines and 256 bit memory interface. Along with dual DVI output, HDTV and dual monitor support, the PowerColor X800 XL delivers the most beautifully-rendered high-definition 3D animation for the ultimate in intense, interactive game play and excellent performance for a price suitable to a wide variety of users. Meanwhile, there are a lot more software you can expect from the PowerColor X800 XL. CyberLink DVD Solution
Last but not least, the PowerColor X800 XL and PowerColor X800 will be soon available before January 2005.
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