well here it is my friends
http://www.gecube.com/products-detail.php?prod_cat_pid=9&prod_cat_id=166&prod_id...

the X1950 XT has the same core as the X1950 XTX an ATi R580+ running at 650 Mhz [648Mhz to be exact] and it's 256Bit GDDR3 runs @ 1800Mhz DDR [ 900Mhz Physical]

Thereby is this the most powerfull AGP card on the face of the Earth.

Product Features in short:

* Powered by ATI RADEON® RV580+ (90nm) GPU
* A 90-nanometer process GPU, the debut of the unique processing architecture
* 256MB of 256-bit (512-bit Internal Ring Bus) GDDR3 memory
* 48 parallel pixel pipelines
* Dual DVI (Double Dual Link) + HDTV + HDCP + D-sub support.
* Satisfied thermal control device : 1950XTX level in core clock (648MHz X1950XTX original core clock) at only about 70°C or more while operating 3D in room temperature environment for reliability.
* Shader Model 3.0 features new High Dynamic Range visual effects, and enhances realism with adaptive anti-aliasing and lightening fast performance.
* With X-Turbo fan cooler: Easily to have 648MHz default core clock for 1950XT AGP board and Overdrive to 675MHz ASIC core maximum overclock margin.

http://www.gecube.com/cms_file.phpid=2484

hmm,I wonder if its going to run on the via kt333 chipset..

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read on page 10, I posted that yesterday

..a guy over here is running a x1950pro agp on a kt600 board,funny thing is that he can only run it in agp4x mode,because 8x causes instability.seems like the card has no problems with agp4x mode

well the boards I use for testing have AGP x4 only slots, they are the following:

ASUS A7V333-R Rev.1.02 with Bios 1017 Final
VIA Apollo KT333 chipset for Socket 462
1x Universal AGP Pro 50 x4 Slot
5x PCI 32 Bit Slots

the test witha Ralito based XFX GeForce 7600 GT 580M AGP has failed in AGP x4 mode on this board, the idea was to see if the Ralito would accept the AGP x4 bus.

The other board I use for testing is based on a Legacy Pentium4 Intel chipset & Design.

ASUS P4T Rev.1.04 With Bios 1007
Intel i850 Chipset for Socket 423
1x True AGP Pro 50 x4 Slot
5x PCI 32 Bit Slots

this board gave the same Anomalies with the Ralito based AGP x8 card, so my conclusion that it's not a chipset realted subject.

So Jan it would be great if you have a system that makes use of the Intel i850 or VIA Apollo KT333 chipset, then we can find out if it will really work.

the ASUS ATi Radeon X800 XT Platinum Edition AGP x8 works perfectly the same goes for the HIS ATi Radeon 9550 AGP x8 256MB DDR, Hercules ATi Radeon 9700 Pro AGP x8 128MBDDR,  XFX NVIDIA GeForce 6800GT AGP x8 256MB GDDR3 as Leadtek NVIDIA GeForce 6800 AGP x8 128MB DDR and Gigabute NVIDIA GeForceFX 5700 AGP x8 128MB DDR.

All of those cards functioned without flaws in AGP x4 mode in both system setups.

So If a X1950 Pro AGP x8 works stable in AGP x4 in either setup which I have listed, then a X1950 XT should do the same, since they both have the same card design qua PCI-E to AGP layout.

My Thanks goes to all helping me study this nasty thing

heh that MSI looks nice ps47, I liek th e red cooler too , heh Red All Over w00t

Me thinks that all currently existing Vista Drivers were quite far behind 2000/XP Drivers (5 upto 20% under DirectX).

Easy to imagine that the Situation in OpenGL was so catastrophic that very large speed gains are perfectly normal (and still remain at least a few % behind 2000/XP).

It will be months until Vista runs as fast as the estabilshed OS'es, maybe it'll never be as fast - after all it's the biggest Resource wasting OS ever designed in x86 history.

here some new pic of the ATi Radeon X2900 XTX 1024MB OEM Prototype from the Amsterdam X2900 XTX pressentation







here's the source to it
http://content.zdnet.com/2346-10741_22-57089-1.html

heh it would be exellent to obtain this prototype w00t! just If I knew how heh