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Re: How does the "eye candy" of the ATI 9800Pro compare to that of an ATI 9600XT?

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From: AAvK
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 01:59
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Hell, I just bought an x800xl made by ATI, and have decided to return it for
a Leadtek 6800gt which has a slower core clock speed. Too many games
don't function right with it, crash or shut the computer flat_off. That's too
much money for those results. Everything ran perfectly with the old Ti4600
tho... just lower graphics.

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