Hey all,
It appears that even more hints of the X1700 part have popped up...
http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/notebooks/0,39050488,39268623p,00.htm
Maybe we'll see this chip formally announced soon...does anyone else have additional information?
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I saw it to. But it seems that was typo.
Try to google, in other site it said x1600 not x1700 -
Other references...
http://www.ati.com/developer/vendorid.html (ATI's own site lists the part)
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/d...405200748.html (ATI might be releasing this card soon)
http://www.wenig.ch/ak-laptops-15.17.html (ANOTHER laptop is listed with the part...)
So far I have found four different sources, and I'm starting to wonder when it might show up. -
Notebook Solutions Company Representative NBR Reviewer
No it really is the holy X1700. I knew it would come together with Merom.
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usapatriot Notebook Nobel Laureate
Whats so good about the X1700?
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I know no-one know's any deets but I presume...
Either the X1700 replace the X1600 or is a new card to line up inbetween the X1600 and X1800 but can be used in a 15.4" frame? -
the 1700 is 100 more than the 1600
It's all about numbers and nothing about the overall components right?
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
The desktop version of the X1700 is slated to appear around the back-to-school season, so we may very well see this released September-October.
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^ I'd be very surprised to see something like the X1700 in a Dell E1505. I don't think they would ever put such a high end card in their inspiron line notebooks. They save that for their XPS line
X1700 in a 14"... now that with merom would be my type of notebook. -
I'm about to get a laptop with a X1600 or 7600 - and I wouldn't care if the X1700 turned up only a month later...too much
My thinking is since the X1600/7600 can play Oblivion decent-ish, it's fine for 1/2 years...afterwhich with DX10, the X1700 wouldn't be much of an upgrade...I hope -
i think the x1700 is a x1600 with 80nm build and therefore higher clock speeds - maybe 600 vs 450? Thats speculation - but it is fact that ati are switching to 80nm for their graphics cards.
my guess is that it will run faster and cooler - so thats good - but it wont be dx10 compatible. I'd imagine it will replace the x1600 and might even fit in a w3j. Just like the 9700 over the 9600. It will probably end up with the merom in the mac book pro.
If it comes in a 512mb version that would kick ass.
Still, i'm not gonna go selling my w3j over this turn of events. -
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Yesterday I OCed X1600 in my W3j to 530/530 so I don't care about 80nm
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You should have reached 5000 in 3d mark 05.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
More work for me, they are still so rubbish at releasing propper specs, though they are getting a little better.
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i wonder if the x1700 is to compete with the 7600gt go....
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"ATI's 80 nanometre mainstream parts are almost certain to be named X1700, although we have no confirmation about the suffixes used for two different chips. We know that two RV570 based models are likely to be named X1700XL and X1700XT, while the RV560 will find itself in the X1700Pro range. Unless the company pulls out an X1500 moniker to differentiate the two - and it would be interesting to see X1500 outperforming X1600 by a mile. At the same time, X1300 will occupy the low-end, and the X1600 should slowly fade away to leave room for different clocked RV560/570 parts."
From theinquirer: http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=30687 -
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I don't know if I should wait or not for the X1700 to show up. Right now I have a Pentium M 1.86GHz & GMA 900...sucks for gaming. I'm waiting for Core 2 Duo to show up in notebooks (supposedly a few weeks at most), but I'm not sure if waiting for this mystery part is worth it...
I'll probably feel bad though if the X1700 comes out two weeks after I get an X1600 though...but coming from a GMA 900 would it really matter? It'll already be a billion times more powerful than the intel part.... -
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I just read on DailyTech that ATI is releasing the DESKTOP X1950 on 8/23/2006, with availability in Sept. It is also mentioned that ATI plans to intro several new cards at the same time.
It might be that ATI will intro new Mobility cards as well. Keeping my fingers crossed!
ATI Mobility Radeon X1700!
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Greg, Aug 10, 2006.