[leoyang]

sapphire 9800 pro all in wonder VS powercolor 9800 pro 256mb 256bit..

which card is better for overclocking?? and how do i check with the shop they have R360 core, by looking at the pn or any number on the box??

 

[ThE_GeNeRaL]

the only way you can check is to take the hsf off or have a look in the drivers

 

[YiffyGriffy]

Mostly, from what I've heard, just about every 9800 Pro you buy that's not Built by ATi is an R360 core. I've never heard of any overclocking an All-In-Wonder, but the 256MB of memory on the PowerColor will help you out more in the end.

 

[leoyang]

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Originally Posted by YiffyGriffy Mostly, from what I've heard, just about every 9800 Pro you buy that's not Built by ATi is an R360 core. I've never heard of any overclocking an All-In-Wonder, but the 256MB of memory on the PowerColor will help you out more in the end.

ok so powercolor is better in overclocking rite? i guess.. btw do u know how to check whether it's a R360 core or not? do u know any website or where which have the batch code i can refer to?? as in some of this number can tell whether it's a R360 or R350, but even though it's a 350 core i should be able to reach xt speed without any problem rite? since it's a 256mb 256bit 9800 pro

 

[DigitalPhreak]

Second choice is gonna get you better performance. But the first is great if you need a tv tuner.

 

[archer_456]

AFAIK, you can't flash the AIW to an XT, but you can flash the 9800 pro to XT. As Digitalphreak pointed out^^^, if you going to need a TV tuner or do any kind of video capture then go with the AIW, for gaming and performance go with the 9800 PRO.

 

[ThE_GeNeRaL]

*** aiw to xt there aint no xt aiw's or is there

 

[Jack]

He meant that you can't flash an All-In-Wonder (AIW) to an XT