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I'm confused now
I thought there wasn't much in it between the 1900xtx and 1950xtx.

I thought there wasn't much in it between the 1900xtx and 1950xtx.
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warren_1979 said:I'm confused now![]()
I thought there wasn't much in it between the 1900xtx and 1950xtx.
Scougar said:See your other thread Warren, I dont know why your going for a 939 system. You can put together a very cheap overclockable C2D system using some of your existing hardware (the pro you already have, and your DDR memory, plus all accessories).
Mathew
Tute said:There isn't. What i'm prepared to disprove (if Mr Concorde asks) is that the X1900XTX is a better card than the X1950XTX.
The X1950 has:
- A better cooler
- Uses less power
- Generates less heat
- Runs slightly faster at stock
Concorde Rules said:Core = same
mem = 5W difference
IceQ cooler = just abit better, most have changed the cooler anyway. Water etc.
Wow! Lets all fall over backwards to get one!
G-DDR3 @ 790-810mhz = 2.1Ghz G-DDR4, as DDR4 cards max at 2.2ghz, 825-845mhz G-DDR3 = 2.2ghz G-DDR4.
Some lucky people get a 900mhz G-DDR3 XTX, which kicks the X1950 into next week.
I used to research X19x0 cards a lot, you can ask quite a few people that I knew what is what with these cards, i wrote the Overclocking guide and have used 6 of the cards now. X1900XT/X1900XTXx2/X1950 Pro/X1950XTX/X1950XT.
For overclockers, the X1900XTX is the better card. Especially if you get one that does 850+mhz, overclocking in ATT is easy peasy.
Scougar said:My x1950xt at 702/1044(2088) seemed just fine with it's GDDR3. I think with a little help from voltage it would go to 2.2 on the mem, although not sure about the core.
Matthew
Tute said:All of a sudden, the X1900XTX is good for "overclockers"!![]()
I thought you said it was a better card! What about if the person runs at stock?
And you're basing all this on getting a card which is a good overclocker. So what if the buyer doesn't? What if they get a good overclocking X1950XTX?
Everything you say is based on speculation. You can carp on about writing all the overclocking guides under the sun, it wouldn't make you less wrong.
And erm... the 3DM06 record is held by 2900XTs. So does 2900XT > 8800 Ultra? I'd be careful how you answer that one.
And it's a bit more than 5W at load.
http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2821&p=13
Magnum_Force said:Warren, I have paid for a 2900XT off the same guy, if it doesn't arrive we'll team up and pay this guy a little visit, ehh??.
*Saw the X1950XTX there aswell, was tempted to buy it, for no other reason than it was cheap!!
I do believe it's the crossfire edition too!!
Concorde Rules said:X1900XTX > X1950XTX for any overclocker.
Tute said:So therefore your statements in posts #17 and #19 are wrong.
And do these X1900XTX cards you talk about hit 1GHz on memory on air? I strongly doubt it.
dgmug said:why buy off the bay and take the chance when you can get a 1950xt for 105 delivered of a rep site the mind boggles.
Magnum_Force said:Warren, I have paid for a 2900XT off the same guy, if it doesn't arrive we'll team up and pay this guy a little visit, ehh??.
*Saw the X1950XTX there aswell, was tempted to buy it, for no other reason than it was cheap!!
I do believe it's the crossfire edition too!!