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ASUS AX800 XT

ASUS AX800 XT

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EditorVery Good

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REVIEW

The ASUS AX800 XT, based on the ATI Radeon X800 XT, offers more goodies than most graphics card packages. For starters, it includes the usual connectors: a DVI to VGA adapter; component, composite, and S-Video video cables for a TV; and a power cable in case you need another Molex plug. The card is orange and occupies a single slot in your PC, and the heat sink/fan lights up blue when you power up. Performance is on a par with other X800 XT Platinum Edition cards.

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Company

AsusTek Computer Inc.

http://www.asus.com

Spec Data
  • Price as Tested: $499.00 List
  • Card Width: single
  • Video Inputs: Component, Composite, S-Video
  • Video Outputs: S-Video, Composite, Component
  • Included Cables: S-Video, Composite, Component
  • Includes DVI-I-to-VGA converter?: yes
  • Bundled Software - Business, Utility, Media: ASUS GameFace, Ulead Cool 3D 2.0, Ulead Photo Express 4.0 SE, ASUS DVD XP
  • Bundled Software - Games: Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, Deus Ex: Invisible War

Bottom Line

At $500, you can't call this card "cheap," but the impressive bundle adds a lot of value.

Pros

Top-notch performance. Impressive bundle including webcam. Requires only one slot.

Cons

Blue light-up heat sink can be a little distracting.

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