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  Palit X1950Pro Super

  Sudeep Naik, Apr 13, 2007 1600 hrs IST

  It's bright red, big and fat. No, it's not Rudolf's nose we're talking about. Palit's 512MB Graphic Card with a humungous HSF is here to entertain you.

  Good performance, 512 MB memory, Good HSF, Well priced.

  Dual-slot design, Poor over-clocker.

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Page 1 - About, Specifications Page 2 - Testbench, Synthetic Benchmarks Page 3 - Game Benchmarks Page 4 - Performance, Overclocking, Conclusion

Performance
The benchmark scores don't clearly mark the Palit X1950Pro Super as a clear winner, but it does give a good AA and AF performance, atleast better than most of the others it has been compared to. It provides more than enough frame rate to smoothly play your favorite games at resolutions of 1280*1024 and higher.
Good show from Palit indeed.

Overclocking
We tried overclocking the Palit X1950Pro Super but couldn't really manage much, just a few points up from the default score. After a few tries the GPU throttled and gave a score lower than the one at default settings. The memory just refused to budge from the standard 1380 MHz mark. No overclocking this one. I guess the Qimoda memory chips with a 1400 MHz peak frequency are the reason behind it. Anyway, given the performance in the current games and benchmarks, you won't need to overclock it to play most of the future games (the ones releasing in 2007) as well.

Page 1 - About, Specifications Page 2 - Testbench, Synthetic Benchmarks Page 3 - Game Benchmarks Page 4 - Performance, Overclocking, Conclusion

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