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geforce xt's+overclocking

airetam_storm · 2004-07-07 21:23:57

ar all gf xt just an ordinary version of the crd without the overclocking flexability?

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07-07-2004 10:23pm

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ar all gf xt just an ordinary version of the crd without the overclocking flexability?

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#2 08-07-2004 6:29pm
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isnt the xt more flexible ie the 5900xt being more flexible than the 5900?

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#3 08-07-2004 7:55pm
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no nVidia xt=cut down version but i wonderin wat nvidia cut back on?
ATI xt=beefed up version

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#4 08-07-2004 8:56pm
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well Colm the answer is they use slower less expensive RAM since they reduce the memory frequency too ie. 390 mhz core speed for the 5900xt but the normal 5900 is at 400 mhz to the best of my knowledge, the memory clock is also a good bit slower in the xt version at least 100mhz to save on cost

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#5 08-07-2004 9:06pm
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plus im almost certain that you-know-who doesnt have a real 5900 its the xt he has

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