X-bit Labs are reporting Gigabyte didn?t make any official announcements about the launching of new graphics cards based on the chips from the Canadian ATI Company, these cards appeared in Japanese hardware stores this week.
GA-R8500/AGP. This graphics card is built on ATI RADEON 8500 and is equipped with 64MB DDR SDRAM. Its working frequencies are the same as those for RADEON 8500LE: 250MHz core and 500MHz memory. The card has a D-Sub, DVI and TV-Outs and goes with a DVI-to-D-Sub converter.
GA-R7500/AGP. This graphics card on ATI RADEON 7500 chip looks absolutely like the original RADEON 7500 from ATI. The difference makes only the PCB color. The card is equipped with the same 64MB DDR SDRAM and works at 270MHz core and 460MHz memory frequency. The card has a D-Sub, DVI and TV-Outs and goes with a DVI-to-D-Sub converter.
So for the full low down on these's cards warp to X-bit Labs.
GA-R8500/AGP. This graphics card is built on ATI RADEON 8500 and is equipped with 64MB DDR SDRAM. Its working frequencies are the same as those for RADEON 8500LE: 250MHz core and 500MHz memory. The card has a D-Sub, DVI and TV-Outs and goes with a DVI-to-D-Sub converter.
GA-R7500/AGP. This graphics card on ATI RADEON 7500 chip looks absolutely like the original RADEON 7500 from ATI. The difference makes only the PCB color. The card is equipped with the same 64MB DDR SDRAM and works at 270MHz core and 460MHz memory frequency. The card has a D-Sub, DVI and TV-Outs and goes with a DVI-to-D-Sub converter.
So for the full low down on these's cards warp to X-bit Labs.
