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Affiliate Reviews: Graphics

ATI Avivo Video and Display Engine

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	ATI seek to please with a next generation of video capture, display output and video controllers under the Avivo umbrella. Related to display output, Avivo fixes my whinge with a pair of dual-link DVI outputs, fitted to the low-end up (!) via two built-in TMDS transmitters, and brings the rest of the video path, from input to output, up to modern standards. Full Story at HEXUS.net

ATI Radeon X1800 XT, XL and Avivo in action

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	You might have read our article on Avivo earlier today and thought "dual dual-link DVI? LIES!". You might even have the stance that ATI's R5-series of products is the most talked about piece of vapourware since 3DRealms announced Duke Nukem Forever. Allow HEXUS to pictorially debunk both of those... Full Story at HEXUS.net

nVidia GeForce 7800 GT

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	GeForce 7800 GT is the latest graphics chip released by nVidia and it is a cheaper version of their fastest (and most expensive) video chip, GeForce 7800 GTX. WeÃ‚â€™ve got a reference board from nVidia using this new chip. Video cards manufactured based on the reference design should get a performance similar to the board we are reviewing. Full Story at HardwareSecrets.com

NVIDIA 1.0-8XXX Series Preview

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	By now, you would almost need to be living underneath a rock to not have heard about the upcoming NVIDIA Rel80 GeForce display drivers. Although a majority of this preliminary information has been Microsoft Windows centric, today we'll be sharing with you some of the features that should be on the horizon for Linux users and the 1.0-8XXX drivers, one of which feature is the long awaited SLI support. Full Story at Phoronix.com

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