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    ATI Mobility RADEON X1600

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by AlphaQuad1, Nov 30, 2005.

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    now if only they would fit one into a 15.4 widescreen laptop i would buy it.
     
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    they had to remove the link. ati doesn't want anybody to disclose the performance info and benchmark of mobile x1600 before it's released. i read the article before the link is gone, and they said it's performance is comparable to 6800go non ultra. the card is targeted for laptop with 1000-1500 price range.
     
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    Ah, thanks. It would be awesome to have the X1600 in a 15.4" size...
     
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    Did they give any benchmarks? Or was it just an article?