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#842 - GeCube x1950Pro Video Card

Written by Zach Jeffers

Wednesday, 04 July 2007

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#842 - GeCube x1950Pro Video Card
Page 2: Features, Specs and Packaging
Page 3: Contents
Page 4: A Closer Look
Page 5: Dissection
Page 6: Comparisons and Results
Page 7: Conclusion

Page 7 of 7

Conclusion:

GeCube’s x1950Pro video card is an excellent product based of the tried and true x1xxx series cards from AMD. The included cooler only takes up a single slot and the runs silent ninety percent of the time with the higher RPM’s only kicking in during long gaming sessions. The fact that this card does not come with a CrossFire ribbon and the lack of over clocking potential obviously does not place this card in the extreme enthusiast market. For those that like to do casual gaming and do not plan on winning the technology race, this card is definitely a awesome buy. The only problem with these cards is that you can get similar performance from newer cards on the market, like the nVidia 8xxx series cards, at comparable prices and they even come with DX10 support. But for those that are AMD loyalists and/or are looking for an affordable DX9 card that can play all of today’s games at great frame rates, this is a Kickass card! Our thanks goes out to Geeks.com for their continued support of 3dGameMan.com and this video card for review.

> ADDITIONAL INFO/COMMENTS IN THE FORUMS <

Pros	Cons
Near Silent Cooling Great Frame Rates Affordable Low and High Definition Outputs Single Slot Cooling	Not very Over Clockable Back Heat Plate is pointless

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