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Sapphire Radeon HD 2400XT and 2600XT pricing announced
More than two months after Nvidia got its mid range cards out of the door, AMD has finally followed suit. The prices are much lower than we expected:
The Radeon HD 2600XT 256MB DDR3 clocks in at £70, which is comparable in performance to the Geforce 8600GT, but actually a little cheaper.
The 2600Pro 256MB DDR2 is £59. The 2400XT 256MB DDR3, which is a significant step down in performance, costs £49 and the 2400Pro 256MB DDR2 costs £32, which looks like an absolute steal for a DirectX 10 card.
All prices include Vat and HDMI dongles are included with the 2600s but not the 2400s.
No word from any vendor on the dual-chip 2600XT that will have two GPUs. It's called the Radeon HD 2600 XT Gemini and AMD claims it will compete with the 8600GTS. AMD suggests a price of $189-249, just $40 more than the single core 2600XT.
Posted by Emil Larsen on June 29, 2007 | Permalink
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