Radeon 8500 eXP review
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on May 30, 2002 at 2:46:19 PM
The almost XT version of the card. Core: 300 Mem: 275 DDR (550).
This is where the Optimus eXP gets into a little but of trouble. Unitech has done a marvelous job of ensuring that the card performs well, includes an exciting bundle and comes equipped with the hardware necessary to interface with digital displays, analog displays and televisions. However, priced around $270, it is also slightly more expensive than many GeForce4 Ti 4400 cards. Finally, it isn’t easy to ignore that the Optimus 8500 eXP is suffering from very limited availability. We hope Unitech is able to get the product into the hands of resellers, as there will surely be demand for a “tweaked” 128MB RADEON 8500 card.
This is where the Optimus eXP gets into a little but of trouble. Unitech has done a marvelous job of ensuring that the card performs well, includes an exciting bundle and comes equipped with the hardware necessary to interface with digital displays, analog displays and televisions. However, priced around $270, it is also slightly more expensive than many GeForce4 Ti 4400 cards. Finally, it isn’t easy to ignore that the Optimus 8500 eXP is suffering from very limited availability. We hope Unitech is able to get the product into the hands of resellers, as there will surely be demand for a “tweaked” 128MB RADEON 8500 card.