ATI All-in-Wonder 128 (Rage 128 GL) (109-53400-11)
Overview / Specs Chip Type: Chip Clock: Memory Clock: Memory Size: Memory Type: Memory Interface: ATI Rage 128 GL 90 MHz 90 MHz 32 MB SDRAM 128 Bit Performance CARD ATI Rage Fury SDRAM (103/103) ATI All-in-Wonder 128 32 MB Asus V3400TNT (TNT1) PERFORMANCE 1024x768 16Bit 40,33 FPS 35,03 FPS...
ATI Xpert 99 (Rage 128 VR) (109-52000-00)
Overview / Specs Chip Type: Chip Clock: Memory Clock: Memory Size: Memory Type: Memory Interface: ATI Rage 128VR 80 MHz 125 MHz 8 MB SDRAM 64 Bit Performance CARD Asus V3400TNT (TNT1) ATI Xpert 2000 ATI Xpert 99 PERFORMANCE 1024x768 16Bit 32,39 FPS 21,83 FPS 16,34 FPS PERFORMANCE 1024x768 32...
Review: IWill XP333-R
Introduction The XP333-R is IWill's second mainboard using the ALi MAGiK 1 chipset. The big difference to the older KA266-R is, that IWill's XP333-R already uses the revised C1 stepping of the ALi MAGiK 1 chipset. The PCB was completely redesigned and faster DDR333 memory is now officially supported -...
ATI Rage Fury Pro SDR (Rage 128 Pro) (109-63100-10)
Overview / Specs Chip Type: Chip Clock: Memory Clock: Memory Size: Memory Type: Memory Interface: ATI Rage 128 Pro 118 MHz 140 MHz 16/32 MB SDRAM 128 Bit There are also 32 MB models of this card with the same P/N around. Both 16 and 32 MB cards have a...
ATI All-in-Wonder 128 Pro (Rage 128 Pro) (109-65600-01)
Overview / Specs Chip Type: Chip Clock: Memory Clock: Memory Size: Memory Type: Memory Interface: ATI Rage 128 Pro 118 MHz 140 MHz 32 MB SGRAM 128 Bit This model comes with full "Fury Pro" clocks, but is a little bit slower than the standard SGRAM Fury Pro, despite the...
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Welcome to RETROHARDWARE-REVIEWS!
I spent the past ten months creating this place as well as enough content for the launch and decided to go live now, even though the content is only at ~95% of what I planned it to be for the start. But my promised, extended launch date was January of 2023, and I don't want to wait any longer.
For now, the reviews found here are limited to Socket A motherboards. For the future, you can expect a neverending stream of hardware (primarily graphics cards) that I collected in over 20 years. The main focus will be hardware from ~1997 to ~2007 and I can promise reviews of rare and interesting stuff and excessive comparisons and benchmarks, which weren't done in this kind of way yet.