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Mainstream PCI Express Graphics Cards Review: PowerColor X600 XT vs. Albatron Trinity PCX 5750 (page 6)

Category: Video

by Alexey Stepin

[ 12/06/2004 | 06:29 PM ]

Performance in First Person 3D Shooters

Call of Duty

We see the outcome of PowerColor’s experiments with the clock rates of its card – it is much slower than the reference RADEON X600 XT. What’s more, the PowerColor card is even worse than the original RADEON X600 PRO! On the other hand, this doesn’t prevent the PowerColor X600 XT from outperforming the Trinity PCX 5750.

We see a rare picture when we turn on full-screen anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering – the Albatron Trinity PCX 5750, a card with a NVIDIA GPU, becomes a leader. It is competing with the RADEON X600 XT and leaves it behind at overclocking. That’s just the beginning, though. Let’s see what we have in other tests.