Can someone guesstimate the prices of a x1950xt/xtx?

SpeedZealot369

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I might be interested in getting one, but if they will be alot more then the current x1900xt/xtx then I would just go with the current gen cards.

I'd like some opinions/guesses on how it will be priced so I can make a good decision about this.

thanks!

-SZ
 

josh6079

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Probably about $600. That is what seems to be the average for a ultimate, high-end GPU these days.
 
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I think I read somewhere that the X1950XTX/Crossfire (single card) will be $450 and the X1900XT with 256MB is supposed to be $300.
 

Cookie Monster

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I hope its around 400ish. Im thinking of buying one, because im sick of using old hardware :) FX5700.. *shudder*
 

josh6079

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Oh! Woops, he.....sorry I thought you were asking about R600. Yeah, $400ish is about right, more or less.
 

LukeMan

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Originally posted by: ShadowOfMyself
I doubt it will be 500$ as it would come too close to a 7950GX2... so probably 450~
benches from the x1950xt/xtx kick the sh$(* outta the 7950gx2, but it will run about $400
 

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around $450 give or take about $20 and it will stay that way untill they get R600 on the way.
 

aka1nas

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Did they announce an X1950XT also? Anand only mentioned the X1950XTX and the 256MB X1900XT
 

aka1nas

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I don't really see what niche the x1950Xt would serve. It's essentially the same as the existing card with newer, expensive RAM and a better cooler. The 256MB X1900XT serves the upper midrange/lower high-end better. I don't think they would have bothered with the 256MB version if they were going to come out an XT with GDDR4.
 

LukeMan

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Originally posted by: aka1nas
I don't really see what niche the x1950Xt would serve. It's essentially the same as the existing card with newer, expensive RAM and a better cooler. The 256MB X1900XT serves the upper midrange/lower high-end better. I don't think they would have bothered with the 256MB version if they were going to come out an XT with GDDR4.

much higher performance than the previous x1900xt/xtx cards. It far surpasses the 7900gtx and 7950gx2 in those benches (except for f.e.a.r. for some reason), where as the x1900xt/xtx was equal to the 7900gtx and bit under the performance of the 7950gx2.
 

JPB

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Also..are they still going to release the X1950 Pro version ? As this is the card im looking forward too. Anyone know anything yet ?
 

aka1nas

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Originally posted by: LukeMan
Originally posted by: aka1nas
I don't really see what niche the x1950Xt would serve. It's essentially the same as the existing card with newer, expensive RAM and a better cooler. The 256MB X1900XT serves the upper midrange/lower high-end better. I don't think they would have bothered with the 256MB version if they were going to come out an XT with GDDR4.

much higher performance than the previous x1900xt/xtx cards. It far surpasses the 7900gtx and 7950gx2 in those benches (except for f.e.a.r. for some reason), where as the x1900xt/xtx was equal to the 7900gtx and bit under the performance of the 7950gx2.

From what I saw the GDDR4 was kind of a wash on the XTX. It would make even less sense on a lower-end card, which will have less horsepower to handle the higher resolutions that would make use of the extra memory bandwith.