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I would have to say that ATI has a tremendous job in giving nVidia a run for their money. The mainstream market is pretty much made up of these two giants. ATIs Radeon chip series is a remarkable new chip technology. Designed for high-end graphic manipulation, the Radeon chip has proven to be more than just a regular video card.
Todays computer user is concerned about the type and quality of the video card. When testing video cards, framerate isnt enough as a measure of quality. Features and image quality are rapidly becoming priorities that the industry must address.
Today, I am going to pit ATIs Radeon 7500 against nVidias workhorse, the GeForce series. First, lets look at the features of the Radeon 7500.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- Pentium® 4/Celeron/III/II, AMD® K6/Athlon® or compatible with AGP 2X or AGP 2X/4X universal slot
- Installation software requires CD-ROM drive
- DVD playback requires DVD drive on PCs with an Intel® Pentium® II processor (or equivalent) and 32MB of system memory
Graphics controller
- RADEON 7500 graphics processing unit (GPU)
Memory configuration
- 64MB DDR
Operating systems support
- Windows® 98/98SE
- Windows® Me
- Windows® 2000
- Windows® NT 4.0
- Windows® XP
Monitor support
- CRT Monitor: 15-pin VGA connector S-Video or composite connector
- DVI-I (flat panel display) connector
Display support
- Register compatible with VGA
- BIOS compatible with VESA for super VGA
- DDC1/2b/2b+ monitor support
- VESA Display Power Management Support
- Separate horizontal & vertical synchronization at TTL levels
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thanks.