DX10 for owners of older machines too!
The latest AGP-equipped Radeon cards are coming.
The big promise of spring has now borne fruit, and with this move, AMD wants to take a small advantage over NVIDIA in the graphics card market again. As you write these lines, you can now order the Gecube HD 2400 Pro AGP VGA controller, which, by definition, communicates using the 8-fold AGP bus.
Additional data: 525 MHz core clock signal, which is associated with 64 MB of 256 MHz GDDR780 VRAMs on 3 bits, and all this is already available for 65 euros - this corresponds to approximately 15 forints. A 000 mega version of the card will also be made, for which an average of 512-15 euros more will be charged.
Closely related news is that mid-range fans don't have to wait long, as the AGP version of the HD 2600 Pro will arrive around mid-autumn, of which the version with 256 MB GDDR3 memories will taste 100 euros (approx. 25 HUF ). This will also be twice the version with so many VRAMs, but here we can talk about GDDR000 memories, so it will most likely be recommended to avoid the latter series; its price will be around 2 euros (about 120 HUF).
