ATI Radeon 64MB DDR

Pros: The fastest card in 32-bit color, extra features
Cons: GeFoce2 GTS still the king in 16-bit color

UPDATE! 9/19/2000 - Recently, a number of hardware test sites reported that OEM versions of the 64 MB DDR Radeon card are clocked at 166 MHz rather than the 183 MHz advertised on Retail boxes. For all the details, go here:

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Pros: fast card, large feature set includign hardware for dvd playback.
Cons: not the fastest card avalible

I ultimatly decided on the ATI card because of it's large feature set. It supported features that are not yet implemented in games but probably will be soon. Since i cannot upgrade every time a new card comes out I wanted one that was going to last me...

Pros: Excellent picture quality, DVD playback, and good video capture
Cons: Not fast enough for newer 3D games

This review is for the Radeon 64MB DDR VIVO retail card which was released with the higher core clock speed (183mhz). I bought this card a year ago and have been very pleased with the performance. This is a great card if you are a casual gamer, surf...

Pros: Awesome 3D performance in today's and tomorrows games.
Cons: Memory not clocked high enough to take advantage of the GPU.

Okay, I was shopping for a Video card to replace my 3D Prophet IIMX. I reviewed many Video cards such as the GeForce2 GTS Pro and the GeForce3. Out of all the cards I reviewed the GeForce3 had the best framerates and 3D performance. But, It didn't have a...

Pros: Lightning fast performance
Cons: Pricey

For a home graphics card, this card is very, very fast. It doesn't matter how high you crank the resolution on this baby, it won't slow down (much.) It's also got one of the best DVD decoders on the market.

For those of you who don't know, a...

Pros: 64 MB DDR RAM, Video in/Video out (VIVO)
Cons: Driver updates are infrequent

Sorry, nVidia fans... Although I am a great fan of the GeForce3, like all Britney Spears fans (ew), I can't touch the object of my affection.

GeForce3 is WAY OUT THERE in terms of pricing ($360+), and all of the boards based on this chipset...

Pros: 64 MB DDR RAM, VIVO , Rage Theater Chip for encoding MPEG-2 and decoding DVD.
Cons: None as of yet.

At first I was skeptical about buying the ATI Radeon 64MB card. I was contemplating on getting the Elsa Geforce card or the ATI Radeon, so you can see where I was having trouble deciding which to buy. But eventually I ended up buying the Radeon and I'm...

Pros: Fast, stable, lots of features.
Cons: Can't get the DVD player to work

My current system used to have the Nvidia GeForce Plus video card. Recently, much to my chagrin and annoyment, it went bad on me. It caused my monitor to make dark bands run across the screen, and created an eye-straining haze on the entire screen...

Pros: Pure and simple speed and clarity always wanted in a vid card
Cons: Definitely not for older PCs

Introduction
Well hello again I thought I would write another computer hardware epinion as it has been a while since I took a stab at one of these forgive me if I don't match up to my old ways. I had a computer guru buddy of mine go out and...

Pros: crisp, sharp graphics. Compatible with win2k. amazing resolutions/refresh rates
Cons: only possible one is the cost, but you get what you pay for.

First off, I am not a hardcore gamer. I don't always have to have the newest and the best when it comes to computer parts. I don't do framerate benchmark tests, nor do I care much about them. I care about only a couple things: How well the card works...

Pros: Incredibly Fast, 64 MB DDR, plays most new games with perfect frame rates
Cons: Drivers are buggy, annoying fan

ATI has never been taken seriously by gamers for their video cards. They were bug ridden and always many steps behind nVidia's offerings. So when the ATI Radeon came out most people didn't look twice. Why would they, with their past, and the fact that a...

Pros: Great card, great features, great multimedia for your computer.
Cons: A few minor details to watch out for (shown in this review).

I recently was in the market for a new graphics card. My old Voodoo3 didn't quite have the "oomph" that it used to have, and I was also looking for a graphics card that could hook up to my TV and play DVD's while giving me a great solution for my gaming...

Pros: Fast! Fluid graphics! DDR is Incredible! Best card I've owned!
Cons: Price! (I can't complain I got a great deal on mine)

I'll make this quick. I'm a gamer. Quake II / Quake III / Unreal / Rogue Spear... I like to play through my cable modem on Mplayer (when their software works). This card ROCKS. No hang ups. The graphics are Fluid. My 0-25 ping helps to. I am...

Pros: Has the best longetivity of any card out there
Cons: Will never dominate the fps or benchmark tests

You can buy it for $299, and come Christmas, you can expect those prices to go down even further. But I'm not writing this article about the prices (well not solely anyways) but I wish to discuss the greatness that the Radeon is. Now ATi has not been...

Pros: GAMES,GAMES,GAMES,also DVD :-)
Cons: Cost.

I have tested many video cards and I can say this may be my favorite. If you dont care about the cost buy it! Any real gamer needs a card like this. It can handle any game. Outshining my TNT2 in fps(frames per second) on most simulation games, and...