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CLUB3D VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb ATI X300 vs CLUB3D VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb X850XT

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  • 4identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The CLUB3D VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb X850XT has 128 bit more memory bus than the CLUB3D VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb ATI X300 (256 bit vs 128 bit). Graphics card memory type: GDDR on the CLUB3D VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb ATI X300, GDDR3 on the CLUB3D VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb X850XT. DirectX version: No on the CLUB3D VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb ATI X300, 9.0 on the CLUB3D VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb X850XT.

  • Graphics card memory type
    • VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb ATI X300:GDDR
    • VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb X850XT:GDDR3
  • Memory bus
    • VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb ATI X300:128 bit
    • VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb X850XT:256 bit
  • DirectX version
    • VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb ATI X300:No
    • VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb X850XT:9.0

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Comparison of VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb ATI X300, VGA CLUB-3D PCI-e 256Mb X850XT
9 specifications
Processoridentical
Maximum resolution2048 x 1536 pixels2048 x 1536 pixels
Memory2 differ
Graphics card memory typeDiffersGDDRGDDR3
Memory busDiffers128 bit256 bit
Ports & interfacesidentical
I/O portsKnown for oneDVI 1.0, TV-OutUnknown — not stated by the source
Performance1 differ
DirectX versionDiffersNo9.0
System requirementsidentical
Minimum system requirementsIntel Pentium or AMD Athlon or compatible 128MB of system memory Mainboard with free PCIe x16 slot CD-ROM drive for software installation 350Watt or greater Power SupplyIntel Pentium or AMD Athlon or compatible 128MB of system memory Mainboard with free PCIe x16 slot CD-ROM drive for software installation 350Watt or greater Power Supply
Packaging content1 differ
Bundled softwareDiffersWindows Logo Program compliant ATI CATALYST Software SuiteWindows Logo Program compliant CATALYST Software Suite
Other featuresidentical
Mac compatibilityNoNo
Compatible operating systemsWindows XP Windows MCE Windows 2000 LinuxWindows XP Windows MCE Windows 2000 Linux

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