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XGI Technology, a graphics chip provider, today announced that 64-bit AMD Athlon and AMD Opteron processors are fully supported in its new ultra high-performance, DirectX 9.0 graphics capable Volari processors for desktop, notebook and server applications.

Recently announced from XGI, the Volari graphics processor family brings the latest DirectX 9.0 graphics features and image quality to users across the entire performance spectrum, while delivering real values to mainstream and entry-level desktop, notebook and server market segments. A source from XGI stated that current products now support Direct X 9.0b, and very soon will support Direct X 9.0c.

Manufactured with the latest 0.13um CMOS process technology, the Volari desktop product family includes the Volari V8, Volari V5, Volari V3XT targeting the mainstream market, and the Volari V3, which targets the entry-level market. The Volari V8 operates the graphics engine clocks in excess of 350MHz and supports DDR-II memory at up to 450MHz clock rate (or 1000 MB/sec). Furthermore, Volari V3XT is the only value segment graphic card that has HDTV features up to 720p/1080i. The Volari XP5 is the company’s entry-level notebook graphics chip with low power consumption and a low thermal signature. To support the server market, XGI has the Volari Z7 to follow-up the legacy Blade3D 9880 providing customers with quality, highly reliable graphics solutions to support enterprise systems and 64-bit operating systems.
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Source: Digitimes

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Benjaminina

Ultra high-performance? Oh that's good!

I think that, strictly speaking, it should be "ultra-high performance" anyway; but who am I to criticise grammar?