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Of course, there is no additional TV-Out chip onboard, as you may see, because its functions are integrated into RADEON 9000 itself.
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Again about PowerColor on Radeon 9000.
[07/17/2002 11:27 PM]
by Anna Filatova
by Anna Filatova
Well, C.P.Technology seems to have really liked telling us about its upcoming graphics card based on RADEON 9000 chip from ATI, that they decided to do it another time. This time the company guys took a picture of their newcomer and its box, but for some reason they did it with digital enlargement. As a result, the picture appeared really big but almost completely useless, as you cannot see the chips marking on it (these are most likely to be 3.6ns chips corresponding to 550MHz DDR). Nevertheless, here is this picture fort your reference:
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