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  1. Online Gaming · Started by B.Ob.,

    MINUTES - PLAYED GAME 2392070 - Counter-Strike Source 1605736 - Call of Duty Multiplayer 1368634 - Counter-Strike 1.6 1207828 - Call of Duty United Offensive Multiplayer 1125306 - World of Warcraft 591921 - Battlefield 1942 563431 - Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory 450213 - Battlefield Vietnam 445275 - America's Army: Special Forces 350222 - Warcraft III - The Frozen Throne

  2. Mine = MaelStr0m -- Nem

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  3. Video & CPUs · Started by B.Ob.,

    ATI's X1800 XL All-In-Wonder: Performance and TV in One Package "Many are familiar with ATI's All-In-Wonder series of graphics cards, which offer not only gaming power, but also various multimedia features such as TV playback and recording on your PC. ATI has released a few different versions of the All-In-Wonder, and for the most part, the multimedia aspects of them are similar. Recently though, we got a chance to look at the newest edition of the A-I-W, the X1800 XL A-I-W, and we are impressed with what we saw."

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  4. ATI RADEON X1900 Graphics Cards Surface "ATI Technologies’ yet-to-be-released code-named R580 graphics product, which commercial name is believed to be RADEON X1900, surfaced pictured on an Asian web-site. The main message that the pictures may send is that there are graphics cards based on the chip and the chip is substantially larger compared to the RADEON X1800 (R520). ... The new chip is proclaimed to be scheduled for January, 24, 2006, introduction."

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  5. Video & CPUs · Started by B.Ob.,

    Major Radeon X1900 Price Drops "For those of you who can't wait until the Radeon X1950 to debut on the 27th, ATI has already started to cut pricing on the ASICs for the Radeon X1900 series cards: Radeon X1900 CrossFire, X1900XTX, X1900XT and X1900GT. Essentially, all of the ATI cards have shifted down a price tier, leaving the top $500 price tag open for the Radeon X1950."

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  6. ATI plans X1950 GT in February "The card is based on the RV570LE chip and it will end up clocked at 500MHz core and 1200MHz memory. The card will end up equipped with 256MB GDDR 3 memory. It is set to cost $169 but it could end up even cheaper."

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  7. For Sale · Started by DaPoets,

    So I have sold 2 out of the 3 x1950pros of mine so far on ebay. After I use those funds to buy a 3870 I'll put the 3rd card up for sale for about $130 if anyone wants it. Figure about a week or so before I get the 3870 then it will be up for sale. I have this event to go to saturday night so I won't be at the lan event for more than a few hours. /sigh...

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  8. Video & CPUs · Started by PurSuiT,

    JetWay X19PR-ED-256M Radeon X1950PRO $169.99 @ newegg.com (no rebates)

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  9. ATI Vendor Supplied Radeon X1950XTX Benchmarks Leaked "ATI’s upcoming Radeon X1950XTX and X1950 CrossFire graphics cards. ATI’s upcoming Radeon X1950XTX and X1950 CrossFire is expected to make its debut on August 23rd. Specifications for the Radeon X1950XTX and X1950 CrossFire are finalized with a 650 MHz core clock and 2 GHz effective memory clock. The core clock is unchanged from the previous Radeon X1900XTX while memory clock receives a hefty 550 MHz boost. This time around the Radeon X1950XTX and X1950 CrossFire are equipped with 90nm Samsung GDDR4 memory."

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  10. For Sale · Started by PurSuiT,

    I got a x2 3800+ Retail Box (used) and ECS Motherboard (new) for sale if anyone is intereseted. I have all warranty, packing materials and heatsink/fan for the CPU. Will take $340 for it all or make offer. $340 firm if payment via paypal.

  11. The 4870 x2 has 2GB of GDDR5 and is priced @ $549, 4850 x2 coming in Sept priced @ $349 http://www.pcworld.com/article/149698/amd_..._at_nvidia.html Do not expect to see alot of them selling until Friday the 15th though.

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  12. VisionTek Xtasy X800 Pro review "Offering 475 MHz core/450 MHz memory clocks, and using a new 420 series core, and GDDR3 memory, the x800 Pro is a proven performer just on paper compared to the 9800 series, or anything else for that matter. It makes me wonder where is nVidia? With VisionTek's gesture of offering a full retail version of the x800 Pro no more than 14 days after the 6800 series of nVidia cards were paper-launched makes you really wonder which card will be your first buying decision, and that should be fairly easy. With the majority of us new x800 Pro owners enjoying the power of our new cards, the nVidia boys will be trying to play catch-up with their in…

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  13. Video & CPUs · Started by B.Ob.,

    ATI Radeon X800 XT Mac Edition versus GeForce 6800 Ultra and Others "I'm very impressed with the performance of the ATI Radeon X800 XT Mac Edition. It's equal to or faster than the GeForce 6800 Ultra in every test but one, yet costs $100 less and uses only one slot. Yes. It is half the length and half the thickness of the GeForce 6800 Ultra." The BEST is the pic of the two cards!!!!

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  14. Visiontek XTASY Radeon X800XT PE Review

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  15. xBox · Started by MagesticApe,

    I spotted this deal on Slick Deals a few days ago you have to buy it with the game "Your in The Movies" heres a linky Gamestop.com/yourinthemovies Great deal if you don't already have one

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