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PCstats is flying with reviews. Here is the link. I reviewed the original ATI 8500 here.
The card we received for testing is essentially the same physical card that ATi offers, but with a few PCB revisional changes and healthy handful of shiny little FIC stickers all over it.
What is included in the package for $250 CDN? Well along with the video card, there is a DVI to analog converter, an S-Video cable, user manual and a driver CD. One thing to remember, the FIC version, while not exactly identical to the ATI version in terms of core/memory timings, is about $150 CDN lower then the Retail ATI Radeon 8500 so it can be quite a good deal.
PCstats is flying with reviews. Here is the link. I reviewed the original ATI 8500 here.
The card we received for testing is essentially the same physical card that ATi offers, but with a few PCB revisional changes and healthy handful of shiny little FIC stickers all over it.
What is included in the package for $250 CDN? Well along with the video card, there is a DVI to analog converter, an S-Video cable, user manual and a driver CD. One thing to remember, the FIC version, while not exactly identical to the ATI version in terms of core/memory timings, is about $150 CDN lower then the Retail ATI Radeon 8500 so it can be quite a good deal.