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Desktop Engineering
December 2005 “…this
card soon made a believer of me. It pushes pixels like nobody’s
business.”
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CATIA Community June 2005
The 2005 CATIA Version 5 Annual Workstation Benchmark
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Desktop Engineering
May 2005
Covering all the Bases, 5 ATI Graphic Cards Reviewed “ATI
Technologies was the first of the graphics card manufacturers
to announce PCI Express-based boards, with the introduction of
its new ATI FireGL™ Visualization series.”
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Computer Graphics World
May 2005
"When it comes to mobile workstations, graphics is the name of the game.”
“ATI has been particularly aggressive in the mobile market,
and its ATI FireGL cards have been used in a number of mobile workstations
from Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Fujitsu. ATI’s new Mobility
ATI FireGL card is identical to its ATI FireGL V5000 PCI Express-based
desktop workstation card. Because it’s also used in desktop
workstations, the chipset offers excellent mid-range performance,
but it also consumes very little power to extend battery life.”
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Computer Graphics World
May 2005
" Overall, the ATI FireGL cards from ATI represent a strong lineup for those
who need professional features and performance at modest prices. The cards are
well-built with stable drivers, take full advantage of the speed offered by PCI
Express, and are a good choice for anyone involved in 3D animation, compositing,
or design work."
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Computer
Arts
April 2005
ATI FireGL V5000 PCIe “ Even without the extras the v5100 is a better deal than the Quadro
FX 3400….In terms of value for money it’s head and shoulders
above the competition.” |
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Cadalyst
Magazine
April 2005
ATI FireGL V5000 PCIe
“If you're looking for a moderately priced, midrange workstation-level
graphics card, the ATI FireGL V5000 is certainly worth investigating.” |
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Post
Magazine
March 2005
“In my opinion, it could well prove to become a standard of the mid-range
graphic market as it seems positioned exactly at the sweet spot in the price/performance
curve.” |
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DIGIT
March 2005 “The system’s PCI Express ATI FireGL 7100 graphics card was
the group winner, exceeding the far more expensive Quadro FX4000 in every
test. The fact that it also produced a superlative DirectX rating makes
this a great all-round development platform for games – build models
in OpenGL, and test them under DirectX. 4 ½ out of 5” |
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Digit
March 2005
"
This is the first computer we’ve seen to feature ATI’s top-of-the-line
ATI FireGL 7100 graphics card. It’s a superbly powerful machine.
...From the specs you’d expect this IntelliStation to be powerful – and
this unit will surpass your expectations.”
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DIGIT
Februaury 2005 “Ubiquitous-but-powerful ATI FireGL v7100 graphics cards.
These deliver as you expect you’d expect in our Cinebench
and Photoshop tests…There’s nothing wrong with the
ATI FireGL V7100 – it proves a definite winner in our Cinebench
placing the Gravistar ahead of the pack.” |
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CADCAMNet
February 17, 2005
”
The ATI FireGL™ V5000 uses a single-chip design that delivers
full bandwidth in both upstream and downstream directions, doubling
the performance capabilities of previous generation products”
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Desktop Engineering
March 2005
"
In terms of price for performance, ATI Technologies appears to
have the edge, delivering somewhat better benchmark results for
slightly less money across its entire product line."
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Anandtech
February 2005
"…the ATI FireGL V5000 is a pretty nifty little card. In a few cases,
this mid-range card ends up performing as well or better than an AGP part with
more power, RAM, and a memory bus."
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MCAD Magazine
January 2005
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ATI was first to fill this void with the ATI FireGL v3200 by introducing
a good performance card with a ‘value’ price tag”
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DIGIT
November 2004
“ATI’s highest spec AGP graphics accelerator has a massive 7cm fan gives massive cooling power. 4 out of 5” |
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Computer Graphics World
“The nw8000 is a fast and solid performer. Having the ability to take professional-level
graphics and power on the road is a huge benefit, and I'm sure this machine will
find a solid niche in the world of digital content creation, CAD, and scientific
visualization.”
November 2004
HP nw8000
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MCAD
Magazine
October 2004
UK-based MCAD magazine review the new generation of professional PCI Express
graphics cards and concluded that "ATI's FireGL V5100 is an impressive all
around performer..." squarely beating the competition. |
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Tom's
Hardware
August 2004
"ATI scores points with its pricing policy. All the Canadian company's test
candidates deliver a considerably better price/performance ratio than NVIDIA…We
were pleasantly surprised this time about the stability of the drivers…
ATI has made strides in its driver development. So ATI's global centralization
of driver development has indeed paid off." |
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Digital Media Net
August 2004
Our new ATI FireGL Visualization series of workstation graphics accelerators
has been engineered to have complete, true PCI Express for increased bandwidth
in both simultaneous upstream and downstream directions. |
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Tom's
Hardware
August 2004
"...ATI is following very quickly with its ATI FireGL V5100...All test candidates
of the Canadian company offer a much better price/performance than Nvidia. Who
can do without slight performance decrease, will find with ATI an attractive
partner…" |