I just got this in my email, the first ever 'out of the box' liquid cooled card review. Today we are looking at something special from PowerColor. Something overclockers will drool at. What... More...

ATI has quietly launched the Radeon X800 GT, The Register has learned. News of the part emerged last month, and today at least one Taiwanese board maker finally launched products based on the new chip.... More...

While PCI Express is rapidly replacing AGP in the new computers from makers like Dell and HP, the majority of end-users still uses older machines with previous-gen interconnection and even wants more powerful graphics cards... More...

RUMOURS ARE jumping like fleas over the specifications of the speedbump coming in December for ATI's X800 series cards. The most probable numbers come from a forum posting over at HardOCP. With the release date... More...

Thanks to jerry for posting in the BPN. In an announcement that’s unlikely to surprise anyone, ATI has launched a new member of its All-in-Wonder multimedia graphics cards based on the Radeon X800... More...

To the delight of gamers everywhere, ATI Technologies Inc. today launched its RADEON™ X800 Visual Processing Unit (VPU) which will deliver the industry’s most awesome gaming experience possible on a PC. With the introduction of... More...

Thanks crusher An Asian web-site OC.com.tw has published pictures from ATi Technology Days 2004 event hosted by ATI Technologies, including a photo of a graphics card that is believed to be the... More...

EVEN THOUGH ATI doesn't want us in Canada without signing one of its famous NDAs, we always have our ways of getting information about its future plans. Back at CeBIT we heard that new... More...

Web-site [H]ard|OCP published preliminary specifications of graphics cards powered by RADEON X800-series of visual processing units. Apparently, the products will differ from each-other not only by core-clocks, but also by the number of rendering pipelines.... More...

Thanks xStaindx Only weeks before the release, ATI Technologies decided to boost performance of its next-generation code-named R420 processor by increasing the number of pixel pipelines inside the chip. Industry source told... More...