Friday, May 19th 2006

XFX announces GeForce 6800XTreme 256MB DUAL DVI AGP

Today you can witness the birth of the already historical newcomer, XFX GeForce 6800XTreme AGP running at 350MHz for the GPU and 1000MHz for the 256MB DDR3. It is targeting to fill a gap in the AGP world where performance and friendly pricing become one. On top of that, the armour of the card has been forged in the unique Black Edition, making it the 'Wolf' in Sheep's clothing amongst the Mid-range AGP graphics arena.

By entering the battle field inside, it really shows its teeth. It tears any opponent into pieces by its strength and lures anybody who is amazed by its looks. The unique Black Edition gives graphics real charisma and makes the PC look great from the inside too. Perfect for transparent casing and case modders! Connecting two flat screens is no issue for the "Wolf" with its Dual DVI capability.

You'd better have him on your side. Performance, looks and connecting it to TWO Flat screens make sure you win the battle in style.

Again, XFX does not do empty promises; the product is available now in stores near you. Expect only a reasonable price for the 'Wolf' and check with the local preferred partners. The 'Wolf' is available for a mere price of only 189 €. For the most updated pricing, please check the local stores around you.
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17 Comments on XFX announces GeForce 6800XTreme 256MB DUAL DVI AGP

#1
tofu
This is a 6800?

Quite an interesting PCB, isn't it the same one on the 7800GS AGP?

hehe, I have an old AGP system on my P4P800SE, might consider this if the price is low :rockout:
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#2
Tatty_Two
Gone Fishing
Will anyone actually buy this? for about £10 more you can get this:

Point Of View 7600GT 256mb DDR3 PCI-E

Is there really any competition?

"again XFX do not do empty promises" ?? well they certainly dont if they mean they sell older generation cards at a price that equals newer generation faster and better cards!
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#3
tofu
Tatty_OneWill anyone actually buy this? for about £10 more you can get this:

Point Of View 7600GT 256mb DDR3 PCI-E

Is there really any competition?
Buddy, this is AGP.
LOL if 7600GT comes out for AGP soon enough, I'm there.
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#5
Tatty_Two
Gone Fishing
lol well spotted, am having a bad day! well this one is about 2/3rds of the price in the UK:

Sapphire Radeon X1600 PRO 256M DDR2 AGP VGA / TVO / DVI-I

and if you want to gor for a same generation but with better performance:

Gainward 6800GS 512mb GOLDEN SAMPLE DDR3 DVI AGP (about £15 more)

Hightech X850pro 256mb GDDR3 AGP VIVO DVI (£10 more)

However I am sure it will have some customers.....XFX have clearly identified the need!
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#6
Darksaber
Senior Editor & Case Reviewer
wazzledoozleSource?
press release mail from XFX UK.

cheers
DS
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#7
tofu
Tatty_Onelol well spotted, am having a bad day! well this one is about 2/3rds of the price in the UK:

Sapphire Radeon X1600 PRO 256M DDR2 AGP VGA / TVO / DVI-I

and if you want to gor for a same generation but with better performance:

Gainward 6800GS 512mb GOLDEN SAMPLE DDR3 DVI AGP (about £15 more)

Hightech X850pro 256mb GDDR3 AGP VIVO DVI (£10 more)

However I am sure it will have some customers.....XFX have clearly identified the need!
The X1600PRO AGP is one badass card, my friend had it and the voltmods for the PCI-E X1300 HERE can be used on the same card. Clocked her up to 700 core and 465 mem.

I'm wondering how the 7800GS PCB and the DDR3 1000 will affect the 6800's performance, and is it unlockable..
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#8
Tatty_Two
Gone Fishing
Just reading a review on it, although to be fair, I am sure there is a gap somewhere there to be filled with a core of just 350Mhz and memory at 900Mhz it really does not seem that extreme to me when the gainward 6800GS I listed in previous post comes in at 450 and 1200!
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#9
Ser-J
How many pinelines does this thing have?
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#10
Tatty_Two
Gone Fishing
Ser-JHow many pinelines does this thing have?
12
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#11
Tatty_Two
Gone Fishing
Damn I was wrong, its only got 8!!!! hmmmmm extreme?
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#12
bigboi86
I run my 6800 vanilla at 450/900 :rolleyes:

Unless this thing can overclock like the 6800GS, it's kind of a dumb idea.

The PCB is definatly different though.
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#13
Homeless
cool pcb color, that's about it
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#14
warup89
WOW ...talking about OLD video cards, i think the 6800 is ancient now, but still is an agp card and there are many ppl that hasnt upgraded to pci-e yet.
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#15
Assimilator
8 pipes, 256MB GDDR3, 350MHz core/900MHz RAM... sounds exactly like the Inno3D 6800LE I purchased a short while back, which I flashed to a 6800GS. If this card is similar regarding the pipelines - or if it's unlockable to a 6800GT - then it might be a good buy for an older PC, otherwise, don't bother.

Tatty_One, would you mind posting a link to that review you read? Because I can't seem to get anything sensible out of Google.
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#16
bigboi86
Assimilator8 pipes, 256MB GDDR3, 350MHz core/900MHz RAM... sounds exactly like the Inno3D 6800LE I purchased a short while back, which I flashed to a 6800GS. If this card is similar regarding the pipelines - or if it's unlockable to a 6800GT - then it might be a good buy for an older PC, otherwise, don't bother.

Tatty_One, would you mind posting a link to that review you read? Because I can't seem to get anything sensible out of Google.
Wow, 6800LE with GDDR3?

Does it overclock as good as the 6800GS??
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#17
hat
Enthusiast
Old thread I know, but I got here looking to find naked images of the 6800, ROFL! I have it and I can account for it's performance as of date of post--it is a good card.
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