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/images/video/gig-radeon9200/icon.gif Gigabyte Maya II R9200 Graphics Card Review: AGP 8x Conquers the Value Market (page 9) [06/17/2003 11:33 PM | Video]
by Alexey Stepin
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AGP 8x: Where Is The Advantage?

We undertook a small investigation trying to answer the question: what are the advantages of AGP 8x? The testbed was different this time. We used ABIT IC7 mainboard (i875P chipset), Pentium 4 2.4C (800MHz QPB, Hyper-Threading) processors, 512MB PC3200 memory onboard. The system worked in Microsoft Windows XP. We used ver.3.4 Catalyst drivers. Here are the results:

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