In a battle royal worthy of pay-per-view, the Radeon 9800 Pro and GeForce FX are set to compete head-to-head for the hearts and wallets of hard-core gamers at the Game Developers Conference in San ...

At default clock speeds, the 256MB Radeon 9800 Pro is an extremely fast video card. We have to admit that seeing this card released with the same core clock speed as the 128MB Radeon 9800 Pro was a ...

Circuit Design, whether it be at the chip level or board level, is truly an art form. Electrical Engineers and Architects are challenged with optimizing functionality, performance and cost, into an ...

Review of Verax GPU ventilator for ATI Radeon 9800 Pro IT Enquirer has posted a review of the Verax GPU ventilator for the ATI Radeon 9800 Pro, which is intended to provide quieter operation of the ...

ATI's upcoming contender for the graphics chip performance crown is a clear winner over Nvidia's latest offering, according to new tests from ZDNet Labs -- at least where it comes to top-end features.

I was just wondering if there are multiple versions of the official ATI radeon 9800 pro 256mb card. I just bought one off of new egg and the actic-cooling ati 3 silencer with it. I figured since the ...

Earlier this week graphics chip and card maker ATI Technologies Inc. announced delivery of the Radeon 9800 Pro, its latest flagship consumer graphics card. While the announcement was specific to its ...

The OEM 9800 Pro has an ADC port, the retail 9800 has a VGA port. They both also have DVI.<BR><BR>The retail 9800 Pro is an AGP 8x card and has a power connector that has to be plugged into the PSU, ...

At this week’s Macworld Conference & Expo, graphics card and chip maker ATI Technologies Inc. is showing off a forthcoming card that may be of interest to gamers looking to get the most out of the ...

ATI Radeon 9800: features missing, noisy ATI's Displays 4.1 software does not recognize the OEM version of the Radeon 9800 Pro graphics card that comes installed by Apple in the Power Macintosh G5, ...

It's been seven months or so since ATi unveiled the impressive R300 graphics card to an eager public. Its eight rendering pipelines, massive bandwidth courtesy of a 256-bit memory interface, and ...

Since I can remember, ATI have had an All-In-Wonder product. I first remember seeing them back when I was hacking around on Rage Pro's, so there was certainly an old 6c based All-In-Wonder, adding ...