ATI Radeon X1900 All-in-Wonder Video Card Review @ PC Per

Vikingod · Feb 20, 2006, 03:02 PM

This is a basic preview of this product intended for readers who just want a quick look at the new product. If you are interested in the full review, with all the technical data and benchmarks that you are used to seeing on PC Perspective, please click on this link to get to that article.

The ATI All-in-Wonder family has been in a category all its own for at least the last several years. No one but ATI has taken on the task of creating a video card that is both a gamer's card, as well as a multimedia card with full input/output capabilities. NVIDIA did once try a "Personal Cinema" series of cards with its partners, but it obviously didn't take off.

The premise behind ATI's All-in-Wonder series is simple: take a high GPU, pair with their Theater logic chip, add some software and POOF; instant PC media. But does the X1900 version of it stand the test of being both a gaming card and a multimedia card?
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Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	ATI Radeon X1900 All-in-Wonder Video Card Review @ PC Per This is a basic preview of this product intended for readers who just want a quick look at the new product. If you are interested in the full review, with all the technical data and benchmarks that you are used to seeing on PC Perspective, please click on this link to get to that article. The ATI All-in-Wonder family has been in a category all its own for at least the last several years. No one but ATI has taken on the task of creating a video card that is both a gamer's card, as well as a multimedia card with full input/output capabilities. NVIDIA did once try a "Personal Cinema" series of cards with its partners, but it obviously didn't take off. The premise behind ATI's All-in-Wonder series is simple: take a high GPU, pair with their Theater logic chip, add some software and POOF; instant PC media. But does the X1900 version of it stand the test of being both a gaming card and a multimedia card? ____________ Read More / Source: PC Perspective