PowerColor Radeon 9250 Review!

Ev!L-aLphA · Oct 25, 2004, 12:33 AM

Welcome to the world of the budget consumer. A place where money is a commodity and the X800 is only fathomed in our wildest dreams. Unfortunately most of you are living in this world. Here the low-end video card is king, and finding quality products is never easy. If you aren’t a gamer, and all you need is something to run the occasional 3d program, then spending money certainly isn’t one of your goals. ATI is a company that understands the people who live in this world, and they look to please our fellow brothers and sisters. They have delivered us a budget card with 128 megabytes of ram, a low-profile design, video out, and dual display capabilities, all for under $50. The Card is the new Radeon 9250, and although it may not be a new chipset, it’s definitely something worth looking into. Certainly if you are running a server platform that requires a low profile design and the ability to play videos and power Winamp visualizations and whatnot!

Check out the full review over at SubZeroTech

The_Neon_Cowboy · Oct 25, 2004, 05:22 AM

Rofl

thier only benchmark was in quake 3

, vs a 9800xt

Oct 25, 2004, 12:33 AM	#1
Ev!L-aLphA \| n f e c t e D Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: California Posts: 4,111 Rep Power: 0	PowerColor Radeon 9250 Review! Welcome to the world of the budget consumer. A place where money is a commodity and the X800 is only fathomed in our wildest dreams. Unfortunately most of you are living in this world. Here the low-end video card is king, and finding quality products is never easy. If you aren’t a gamer, and all you need is something to run the occasional 3d program, then spending money certainly isn’t one of your goals. ATI is a company that understands the people who live in this world, and they look to please our fellow brothers and sisters. They have delivered us a budget card with 128 megabytes of ram, a low-profile design, video out, and dual display capabilities, all for under $50. The Card is the new Radeon 9250, and although it may not be a new chipset, it’s definitely something worth looking into. Certainly if you are running a server platform that requires a low profile design and the ability to play videos and power Winamp visualizations and whatnot! Check out the full review over at SubZeroTech __________________ R.I.P 8/8/04 4/21/08

Oct 25, 2004, 05:22 AM	#2
The_Neon_Cowboy HardwareHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: U.S.A. Posts: 16,009 Rep Power: 92 System Specs	Rofl thier only benchmark was in quake 3 , vs a 9800xt __________________