ATI RADEON, (32 MB) AGP Video Card

Pros: A good capable 3d video card
Cons: A little dated

I've had my Radeon 32MB AGP DDR card for about a year now and have been very happy with it. Paired up with my Athlon 600 it has performed well in older games and still does well with Jedi Knight II. I most likely will not replace it unless I also get a...

Pros: Great quality...fast ram.
Cons: Drivers.

Video Cards. Every month there is a cooler one. I am not even going to get started on the great ati vs nvidia vs 3dfx (now gone..yes) debate. It looks like the others have pretty much explained to death the features...so I will concentrate on other...

Pros: Efficient HyperZ technology, DirectX 8.0 functionality
Cons: Doesn't perform as well as the nVidia product, AWFUL DRIVERS!

When it was released, the ATI Radeon became the world's most advanced graphics core. Sure, the nVidia GeForce 2 still outperforms it, but the technology behind the Radeon made it more elegant. nVidia used a brute strength approach to reach its...

Pros: High speed gaming at well over 100 fps. Nicest visuals I've ever seen.
Cons: Cons? Well, I haven't had a problem yet.

Ok, hear this. I play Quake 3, Half-life, Serious Sam, Deus Ex, Soldier of Fortune, King Pin, and tons of other 3d accelerated games. My resolution is always 1024 x 768, and every video option in each game is turned up full blast. I get over 100 fps...

Pros: A nice upgrade from an older card.
Cons: A tad hard to configure properly with newer games.

I started off back in 1997 with a brand new computer, a P2 233mh 64mb ram and a 4MB video card, Perfect... for the time being. Later on, about a year and a half later, my at-the-time wonderous card became, well, worthless. 3D Accelerators were becomming...

Pros: Nice 3d, details and textures; best card for dvd watching
Cons: not so fast for gaming; the bundled drivers are a joke

First of all, you can buy the best video card in the world, but it won't make your graphics any better if your monitor is smallish and of poor quality.
The ati radeon 32 MB DDR can be found for around $100-$129 . It is a great deal because for that...

Pros: Cheap, Excellent quality
Cons: Not as fast as Geforce based cards, drivers are bad

Let me start by stating that this card can be purchased for much less than $280, in fact I got it off buy.com for $180 and that was a few months ago. I do not doubt that it is much cheaper by now.

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Pros: Decent price for this type of gaming card.
Cons: Performance lacking compared to other cards. Terrible telephone tech support.

The ATI Radeon 32MEG is a relatively well priced video card, but it does not perform as well as its older sibling with 64MEG. Although the both cards come the same pedigree they DO NOT perform the same at all. Cheaper cards with the same amount of RAM...

Pros: Fairly cheap card from a trusted company and designed with the excellent T&L engine.
Cons: Simply can't compete with the Geforce 2 cards.

I received this card in a new Dell Dimension 8100 P4 1.3Ghz PC the other month and was originally impressed with its features at the price. I soon noticed, however, the card's pathetic attempt at 16-bit colour in Quake III. The framerates, also, weren't...

Pros: Outstanding Price to Performance Ratio Beats GeForce 2 MX in 32Bit performance. Extremely cheap.
Cons: No bundled software. Slower than 64MB version.

ATI is a company known for its All-In-Wonder chipset for DVD playback and video editing. Their attempts into the chipset market have not given NVIDIA a scare until now.

The ATI Radeon chipset is a new generation chipset with DirectX 8...

Pros: Beautiful, speedy graphics.
Cons: One buggy driver release after another.

When I got my Radeon, I was upgrading from a voodoo3 2000, which although the performance was beginning to suffer, ran every program I tried. The radeon ran nearly everything great including quake3, UT, Half-life, soldier of fortune, and every game...

Pros: Great Card, Cheap Price, DDR Memory, Speed, Features, Resolution, Everything!
Cons: None

I love this card when playing my PC games because it always makes my games look superior to my cousins games on his PC, who uses the Voodoo 4 chipset. The fps in my games are AWESOME and this card has a lot of features that will improve anything that you...

Pros: fast, excellent 2d and 3d image quality, supurb dvd playback
Cons: no tv out on 32mb version

ATI Technologies as long been a leader in the graphics card industry, but they have never garnished the support of gamers with their so-called "gaming" cards. The drivers were buggy, their were numerous graphics anomalies, and the cards themselves...

Pros: Awesome 3D graphics support, and an enhanced gaming experience.
Cons: None I can seem to think of!

I couldn't say anything bad about this graphics card. I recently upgraded from my old ATI All-in-Wonder 128 16MB card, and this card has been nothing but wonderful for me. All my 3D games run absolutely spectacular with this card. Counter-Strike, Need...

Pros: Great performing card. Best bang for your buck. paid $180 on ebay
Cons: Need a motherboard with a 4X AGP slot for best performance.

ATI cards in my opinion used to stink. But with this new Radeon series, they seemed to have turned things around and have even me buying there product. I've used this card now for about a month and ran MadOnion's benchmarks and they look excellent....