Tul Powercolor X600XT PCIe graphics card (1)

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Powercolor X600XT PCIe Graphics Card (1)
Bluetooth 28 Sep 2004

Test Environment

Intel P4 3.6E
ASUS K8V Deluxe
2 x 512M Corsair CMX512-3200XL running CAS 2, 5-2-2
Powercolor X600XT PCIe
Seagate Barracuda V SATA 80G
Catalyst 4.8 (6.14.0010.6467)

Futuremark's 3DMark2001SE is a defacto benchmark used by websites. In this test, we tested the card in default and overclocked mode.

The card's default timing for Core is 499.5MHz and memory is at 371.25MHz. When we looked at the memory used, we would expect it to go further then 371Mhz. Using the ATItool program, we tested and found the sweet spot to be 525/421. This is a stable overclock as anything beyond that would result in hangs of the graphics system.

A 7.6% increase in speed is registered when we overclock the card.

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