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Post to SlashdotThe graphics cards selling under Blade Monster trade mark follow SiS’ recommended specifications. Xabre 400 works at 250MHz chip and 500MHz memory frequency (64MB, 128bit), Xabre 200 – at 200MHz and 333MHz (64MB, 128bit) and Xabre 80 – at 200MHz and 333MHz (64MB 64bit). All the three cards are equipped with D-Sub and DVI-I Outs and may go with an optional SiS301 companion chip implementing TV-Out support.
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More Xabre Based Cards Coming.
[05/13/2002 06:59 PM]
by Anna Filatova
by Anna Filatova
A pretty active Joytech Company (retaining a certain neutrality and producing graphics cards on chips from NVIDIA, ATI and STM simultaneously) has finally got its hands onto a new Xabre family from SiS. Today they announced three graphics cards at a time based on Xabre 400, Xabre 200 and Xabre 80 chips.
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