x1900XL

[Jack Bauer]

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=29777

Any one heard anything about theses, avalibility etc?

 

[semi-pro waster]

I don't actually know anything about the X1900XL but I can't see it being priced much cheaper than the X1800XL is currently, which will put it up against either the X1800XT 256mb or 512mb. I doubt it will outperform either of them because they are not 'crippled' in any way so for my money I'd go for an X1800XT but that is just a hunch

 

[oweneades]

From what I have read it will have the same clock speeds as the X1900AIW (500/1000) and will perform the same. This basically means it would perform slightly below the X1800XT currently.

 

[ACESHIGH]

If i remember correctly it was posted they would release the X1900XL & X1800GTO about 23 March. With a 512MB X1800XL to be released about the same time.

 

[Jack Bauer]

Thats a bit disapointing. Dont realy fancy andother nvidia card this time around, but at the same time the x1800xt are already a generation behind. Would have been nice to get a x1900 series just for the better resale value compaired to the x1800.

 

[ajgoodfellow]

I wouldn't say the X1800 are a generation behind

I see the X1900 as a refresher product, not a new generation

The X1800 is a great card and it's rather good value at the moment, with the X1800XT going for a little over £200

 

[Jack Bauer]

Yer I agree, however thats not what they will see when I auction it. These people generaly dont no a lot about graphics cards. They will see x1900 and x1800.

 

[Tute]

The X1800GTO looks like a part to perform close to the 7800GS.

Does this mean it may be an AGP part?

 

[OV3RCLOCK3R]

The X1800GTO looks like a part to perform close to the 7800GS.

Does this mean it may be an AGP part?

Pci-e

 

[ACESHIGH]

Yer I agree, however thats not what they will see when I auction it. These people generaly dont no a lot about graphics cards. They will see x1900 and x1800.

With the X1800XT being so cheap, its definitely worth buying.
Its a great performing card & at their current price i dont see why you would be more likely to lose more money on it than any other card you buy, when selling later.