ATI All in Wonder Radeon 9600XT Review

By Ian Bell May 16, 2004

Quote from the review at Tweaknews:

“The All in Wonder 9600XT brings a cost effective alternative to dropping another US$100 to buy the next highest readily available version which is the AIW 9800pro. You can’t ignore the fact that this card brings an unbelievable amount of potential to an everyday computer. Instead of just using your computer to surf the web, game and catch up on your work, you can transform that ordinary work box into a complete multimedia center complete with countless audio/video inputs and outputs, a television, a FM radio and lets not forget a very capable gamer.”

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Read Designtechnica’s own review of this card here

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