JPB
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Sapphire has announced a Radeon HD 2600 PRO AGP card. Nothing new here, but it looks like that the cards are finally available. It was about time that AGP got a DirectX 10 card.
Specifications follow the reference design with the GPU clocked at 600MHz. The card comes equipped with 512MB of DDR2 memory that works at 800MHz on a 128-bit memory interface. As the entire HD 2600 series this card also has UVD and comes with a DVI to HDMI adapter. It looks like those dusty old AGP systems might easily become a good HTPC, and even play some of the new games at a reasonable resolution.
The card uses single slot cooling, and needs a 4-pin floppy connector for additional power. We manage to find this card over at Alternate.de for a mere ?89,99.
Sapphire 2600PRO AGP pic
Specifications follow the reference design with the GPU clocked at 600MHz. The card comes equipped with 512MB of DDR2 memory that works at 800MHz on a 128-bit memory interface. As the entire HD 2600 series this card also has UVD and comes with a DVI to HDMI adapter. It looks like those dusty old AGP systems might easily become a good HTPC, and even play some of the new games at a reasonable resolution.
The card uses single slot cooling, and needs a 4-pin floppy connector for additional power. We manage to find this card over at Alternate.de for a mere ?89,99.
Sapphire 2600PRO AGP pic
