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    Catfish
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    Question Radeon 7000

    I haven't really heard much about the Radeon 7000 and 7200 but the 7000 when it comes out will only be $79 US. Is there something about this card that makes it worth this much or is it just a really good deal since it's most likly faster and cheaper then most radeon 1's? And why isn't there much talk about this card other then on the ATI website?

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    I Love My Mommy Trav2003's Avatar
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    It is the Radeon 1, ATI has repackaged/named the ATI radeon 32 and 64MB SDR boards the 7000 and 7200, so I think the 7000 is the original ATI Radeon 32MB SDR board, Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

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    I don't know about the Radeon 7000 but i think the Radeon 7200 is the same as the original Radeon, it might have something new to it.

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    Talking

    Ohhhh... that makes so much sense now. Thanks guys.

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    Actually the 7000 is the new name for the 32MB DDR Radeon ON ati's site it says it has DDR ram.

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    Radeon VE 32MB DDR = Radeon 7000
    Radeon 64MB SDR = Radeon 7200VE
    Radeon 64MB DDR = Radeon 7200

    Both the Radeon 7200VE and the Radeon 7200 are Radeon 256 chips and the Radeon VE is a crippled Radeon 256 chip with duel monitor support and is simular to the Radeon mobility.

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    Originally posted by jimmt:
    Radeon VE 32MB DDR = Radeon 7000
    Radeon 64MB SDR = Radeon 7200VE
    Radeon 64MB DDR = Radeon 7200

    Both the Radeon 7200VE and the Radeon 7200 are Radeon 256 chips and the Radeon VE is a crippled Radeon 256 chip with duel monitor support and is simular to the Radeon mobility.

    Jim

    The 7200 is actually 64MB SDR. I just looked at one today and it uses SDR chips instead of DDR.

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    Originally posted by H@rdw@reXpert:
    The 7200 is actually 64MB SDR. I just looked at one today and it uses SDR chips instead of DDR.

    I thought ATI was going to release a VE version with SDR and a regular version with DDR? What do I know, I just know that my 64SDR Radeon shows up as a 7200VE with the new drivers.

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    If that is so, than perhaps the new 7200 is clocked higher than the original 64MB SDR, or they are going to later on release the 64MB DDR under a different name. But I do not know.

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