New PCI video card

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tcsenter

Lifer
Sep 7, 2001
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FX5200 v. R9200 (same performance as R9250)

The FX5200 is a terrible performer for being a newer DX9 part while the R9200/R9250 is only DX8.1 but out-performs it in almost every category.
 

eversa

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Jan 27, 2006
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Finny,
I assume you were talking about the chumbo page, but I don't see anywhere on that page where it states the memory interface. It states the amount of memory is '128MB DDR', but that does not refer to the memory bandwidth. I heard that it was 64bit from reading forum posts of members who emailed the company for specs. I would like to know if this will degrade the 6200's performance to where a 5500 with 128bit memory would be comparable. Does being PCI render this difference moot anyway?

Additonal link: http://www.3dfuzion.com/cards_6200_pci_128.asp#
I believe this is also a variant of the same board: http://www.bfgtech.com/6200_256_PCI.html
 

Googer

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Nov 11, 2004
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Originally posted by: cevilgenius
With that nice of a system, I'd shell out 80 for a PCI-e mobo... and then get a good card later on.

Norm

Dude, he's got a DELL!