MSI's new ATI-based cards have been released

ATI today announced its new X1900 family of cards, which we’ll even find on store shelves this week.

Fortunately, ATI is already much more thorough, so it doesn’t repeat its previous mistake of having the cards only available months later after the announcement, so we may come across a number of brands soon. One of the largest of these is MSI, which released its own cards under the codenames MSI RX1900XTX-VT2D512E and MSI RX1900XT-VT2D512E.

Of the two members of the X1900-based family, the stronger XTX has a memory speed of 1550 MHz, a core speed of 650 MHz, while the weaker XT operates with a memory speed of 1450 MHz and a core speed of 625 MHz. Both cards are equipped with 512 MB of DDR3 memory and feature MSI’s CoreCell-3D technology, a complete diagnostic and overdrive center. MSI Vivid technology is another great way to further enhance the image quality of our games and movies, as the software automatically optimizes graphics quality, contrast, and more. As usual from MSI, MSI Live! it is already absolutely self-evident, with the help of which we can update the driver or driver of our card online. We also get a single game program called Juiced for the cards.

Currently, only the XT type is available in Hungary, the price of which is very peppery, we can take it home for a net HUF 130,000.