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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 10:14

Gecube AGP HD 2600 XT and Pro get their specs

Written by Fuad Abazovic

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Three cards


Gecube will have three version of its AGP Radeon HD 2600 cards. The top one will be based on 2600XT the fastest of RV630 chip. It will be called
GECUBE HD2600XT, GDDR3, 256MB, Dual DVI (2 Dual Link, HDCP) Edition and we don’t know the clock speeds. The model name of the card is GC-RX26XTGA3-D3.

The card will support AGP 8X motherboards and that is the important part. The second in line is GECUBE HD2600PRO, DDR2, 512MB, Dual DVI (2 Dual Link, HDCP) Edition model name GC-RX26PGA2-E3 and as the name says the card has 512 MB of memory and uses DDR2 but again we don’t know the clock speeds. It is an AGP 8X compatible version powered by rialto bridge chip.

The last but not the least is GECUBE HD2600PRO, DDR2, 256MB, Dual DVI (2 Dual Link, HDCP) Edition model number GC-RX26PGA2-D3 that will obviously be the cheapest of the all RV630 AGP based cards. I think you already learned that all cards supports HDCP and dual link DVI.

This will be one of the few cards that can playback Blu-ray and HD DVD with its UVD video decoder and supports Vista premium and HDMI over DVI including 5.1 audio on AGP. These cards should be ready in four weeks time.

Last modified on Tuesday, 10 July 2007 10:54
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