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ATI 128
I heard that the ultimate video card will be
out in May or June. The ATI all in wonder 128 with the dual texturing and theDVD decoding. Not to mention the TV in and out for great gaming.
No I don't sell these.
But expensive $$
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the all in wonder 128 offers a few options like t.v. tuner but you can go with rage fury 32 meg with dvd hardware built in which does a good job on all games i'll ever need at highest frame rates i need.i run mine thru a large screen using s-video for gaming and i works great. it has a verv small heat sink but has not even gotten warm so i will wait to install cooling till i need it.you can get one at retailers like comp u.s.a. for 199.-with 30 rebate or try to find one at a computer show around 140-150 with 30 rebate.be warned you will need to send in a card to get the software side of the dvd hardware say's two -three weeks on card. i don't work for ati but feel the card offers the best bang for buck right now but i'm sure by may it will be old news
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Thanks Bobos,
The A-I-W 128 will have the Rage 128 chip, the same as the Fury. I guess the differance is the Fury is a 32mb card and the A-I-W 128
is a 16mb card.
GPo
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Ultimate Member
i might be wrong, but I think I read that there will be a 32 meg version of the All in Wonder 128 eventually...
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Yeah, the AIW128 is 16 meg right now, but the 32 meg version will be out sometime in the summer. The 32 will also have better TV tuner decoding chip. Check out the review at www.sharkyextreme.com for more info.
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