Power Color Releases Faster RADEON 9600 XT Graphics Cards

Davidgt · Oct 30, 2003, 04:58 PM

Power Color’s RADEON 9600 XT “Bravo Edition” graphics cards will have faster memory speeds than 600MHz DDR provided by graphics cards made according to the reference design. VPU speed will not be changed and is expected to be at original 500MHz. Power Color said there will be two “Bravo Edition” RADEON 9600 XT graphics cards.

RADEON 9600 XT 128MB “Bravo Edition” has its memory clocked at whopping 760MHz, up 160MHz from ATI’s suggested speed. RADEON 9600 XT with 256MB “Bravo Edition” has VIVO functions in addition to a slight boost of memory frequency to 680MHz. Additionally, Power Color will equip ordinary RADEON 9600 XT graphics cards with 2.8ns memory, a slight improvement over 3.3ns offered by Canada-based VPU designer.

“Bravo Edition” graphics cards are also said to feature trendy fans with lighting LEDs. Such simple visual improvements are adored by advanced users and so-called hardware modders nowadays.

Speed... drool......
Read about it HERE

Oct 30, 2003, 04:58 PM	#1
Davidgt Car Audio Guy Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Atlanta, Ga Posts: 499 Rep Power: 0	Power Color Releases Faster RADEON 9600 XT Graphics Cards Power Color’s RADEON 9600 XT “Bravo Edition” graphics cards will have faster memory speeds than 600MHz DDR provided by graphics cards made according to the reference design. VPU speed will not be changed and is expected to be at original 500MHz. Power Color said there will be two “Bravo Edition” RADEON 9600 XT graphics cards. RADEON 9600 XT 128MB “Bravo Edition” has its memory clocked at whopping 760MHz, up 160MHz from ATI’s suggested speed. RADEON 9600 XT with 256MB “Bravo Edition” has VIVO functions in addition to a slight boost of memory frequency to 680MHz. Additionally, Power Color will equip ordinary RADEON 9600 XT graphics cards with 2.8ns memory, a slight improvement over 3.3ns offered by Canada-based VPU designer. “Bravo Edition” graphics cards are also said to feature trendy fans with lighting LEDs. Such simple visual improvements are adored by advanced users and so-called hardware modders nowadays. Speed... drool...... Read about it HERE