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    •  Sapphire RADEON X1600 Pro AGP
    Worth the Upgrade?
    (Review by MS, March 6, 2006)
    ATI X1600 XT

    Quake4

    The second Nemesis application for ATI cards is Quake4 but whichever way one turns and twists it, DOOM3 and Quake4 are extremely popular, primarily because one does not need to deal with Valve.

       

       

    In Quake4 the story is very similar to that of DOOM3 except that the X1600 Pro fares quite a bit better in comparison. Keep in mind here that the absolute outcome of the benchmark strongly depends on the choice of the playback demo.

    RADEON X1600 Pro

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