ATI's RADEON X800 VPU has been highly anticipated by gamers and hardware enthusiasts ever since it was introduced at the end of last year. The chip combines a 12-pixel pipeline architecture with high clock speeds and a 256-bit memory interface. But PowerColor takes the stock RADEON X800 to another performance level with their X800 Bravo Edition board. The card features 1.6ns GDDR3 memory, allowing PowerColor to supercharge the clock speeds to levels that are higher than stock. PowerColor rounds the package out with dual DVIs, VIVO, and better cooling. See how this board compares to the stock X800, the RADEON X800 XL, X700/X800 PRO, GeForce 6800 and 6800 GT as well as the GeForce 6600 GT in this review!

PowerColor RADEON X800 Bravo Edition