Product comparison · 2 gpus

MSI RADEON X1800 GTO Retail vs MSI RX1900 CROSSFIRE

Key differences

Maximum resolution
- RADEON X1800 GTO Retail:2560 x 1600 pixels
- RX1900 CROSSFIRE:2048 x 1536 pixels
Processor frequency
- RADEON X1800 GTO Retail:500 MHz
- RX1900 CROSSFIRE:625 MHz
Memory clock speed
- RADEON X1800 GTO Retail:1000 MHz
- RX1900 CROSSFIRE:1450 MHz
I/O ports
- RADEON X1800 GTO Retail:2x DVI S-Video
- RX1900 CROSSFIRE:DVI DMS
Dual Link DVI
- RADEON X1800 GTO Retail:Yes
- RX1900 CROSSFIRE:No
Compatible operating systems
- RADEON X1800 GTO Retail:Windows XP / 2000
- RX1900 CROSSFIRE:Windows 2000/XP

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Comparison of RADEON X1800 GTO Retail, RX1900 CROSSFIRE
19 specifications	A MSI RADEON X1800 GTO Retail View product	B MSI RX1900 CROSSFIRE View product
Processor2 differ
Maximum resolutionDiffers	2560 x 1600 pixels	2048 x 1536 pixels
Processor frequencyDiffers	500 MHz	625 MHz
Graphics card RAMDAC	400 MHz	400 MHz
Memory1 differ
Graphics card memory type	GDDR3	GDDR3
Memory bus	256, 32	256, 32
Memory clock speedDiffers	1000 MHz	1450 MHz
Ports & interfaces1 differ
Dual VGAKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	No
I/O portsDiffers	2x DVI S-Video	DVI DMS
Performance1 differ
TV tuner integrated	No	No
DirectX version	9.0c	9.0c
Shader model version	3.0	3.0
OpenGL version	2.0	2.0
Dual Link DVIDiffers	Yes	No
Full HD	Yes	Yes
System requirementsidentical
Minimum RAM	128 MB	128 MB
Minimum processor	Intel Pentium IV / AMD K8	Intel Pentium IV / AMD K8
Packaging contentidentical
Bundled software	MSI Live Update Series GoodMem LockBox WMIinfo MSI VIVID MSI Live MSI Secure DOC E-Color MediaRing ShowShift ThinSoft Be Twin Adobe Acrobat Reader Norton Internet Security 2005 Microsoft DirectX 9.0b	MSI Live Update Series GoodMem LockBox WMIinfo MSI VIVID MSI Live MSI Secure DOC E-Color MediaRing ShowShift ThinSoft Be Twin Adobe Acrobat Reader Norton Internet Security 2005 Microsoft DirectX 9.0b
Other features1 differ
Mac compatibility	No	No
Compatible operating systemsDiffers	Windows XP / 2000	Windows 2000/XP

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