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@rne - Radeon 8500 LE @ 309/284MHz - 1886 marks 3DMark03

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Card has on board 128 mb, therefore she should be attached to just 8500.

Edited by liq_met

1 hour ago, liq_met said:

Card has on board 128 mb, therefore she should be attached to just 8500.

The ammount of memory cannot be a certain factor about this vga gen identification.

Because we had cards with both 64mb and 128mb.

Those cards could become whatever you decide to make them through bios flash or software mod or hardware mod.

The vga core photo or a pcb photo is the only way to determine the exact version of those vga's.

You can have a 8500 or 8500LE or even an Ati FireGL 8800 and mod it to .... whatever.

 

The honesty factor of each user .... is the only factor in this case.

 

 

 

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13 minutes ago, TASOS said:

The ammount of memory cannot be a certain factor about this vga gen identification.

Because we had cards with both 64mb and 128mb.

Those cards could become whatever you decide to make them through bios flash or software mod or hardware mod.

The vga core photo or a pcb photo is the only way to determine the exact version of those vga's.

You can have a 8500 or 8500LE or even an Ati FireGL 8800 and mod it to .... whatever.

 

The honesty factor of each user .... is the only factor in this case.

 

 

 

However, this contradicts the general value of the Ati cards. There are all card w/ 128 mb https://hwbot.org/hardware/videocard/radeon_8500

Edited by liq_met

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