Asus 2600XT and 2600Pro - ATI mid range performance
Overclocking
Published: 17th August 2007 | Source: Asus | Price: |
Author: Matt Kemp
Source: Asus
Overclocking
Overclocking was performed using Rivatuner. At no point was any other tool or mod used other than simply raising the clock speeds in Riva.
I did the best "quick OC" I could, running 3DMark06 as a performance and stability benchmark.
Results
The results were as follows:

As you can see the overclocks on the ATI cards varied a little, but generally were pretty decent. Here the "Pro" version of the cards did very well.
3DMark06 Overclocked
Let's see the difference a little overclock makes shall we?
3DMark06 Overclocked
Let's see the difference a little overclock makes shall we?
Most Recent Comments
The first thing I thought was, Ouch...
That's a nice review kemp, and i'm pretty surprised by it.
That's a nice review kemp, and i'm pretty surprised by it.
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Originally Posted by name='MikeEnIke'
The first thing I thought was, Ouch...
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Surprised at the performance?
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poor AMD lolThey suck hard.
Shame really.
Edit: I'd just like to add this came as no supise considering this whole 2900 fiasco. This generation of gfx card ahs been a failure for AMD.
Shame really.
Edit: I'd just like to add this came as no supise considering this whole 2900 fiasco. This generation of gfx card ahs been a failure for AMD.
When the words Bad, Shame and Awful are in a review it cant be good.

Lol ok gonna have to read this review just for kicks now :P
thats depressing tbh 

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Originally Posted by name='markkleb'
When the words Bad, Shame and Awful are in a review it cant be good.
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No one is mentioning the fact that the 2600 is available in AGP and the 8600 is not. I dont use AGP but if you go to Valves system information page you will see that close to 40% of all the people using Valve still use a video card plugged into an AGP slot.
The fact that the 2600 comes in AGP is a HUGE advantage that Nvidia is simply overlooking.
The fact that the 2600 comes in AGP is a HUGE advantage that Nvidia is simply overlooking.
Honestly? I'd prefer an older DX9 card over the 2600 series


Tell us what you think. ATI not done enough on this gen or are we overstating the case?