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First benchmark results ATI RV380 & NVIDIA FX5200 with PCI Express
Posted by Philipp on: 2004-01-28 18:24:55 [ Print | Permalink ]

OnlyNewZ send words that the Chinese HKEPC website has posted some PCI Express benchmarks

"The Chinese HKEPC website released some benchmark results and screenshots of the ATI RV380 card and the Geforce FX 5200 using PCI Express. First they talked about the PCI Express and used a lot of screenshots. The next generation of AGP comes in different versions, x1 to x32."