Conclusion
We would have liked to have more time with the cards than we had, but will come back with more reviews. This preliminary look into the single-card operations bodes very well for the red company from Canada, and the Radeon X1950XTX is a very nice buy. If you plan an upgrade in the near future, this new addition sweetens the deal.
If you are looking for more for a bit less, the Radeon X1900XT 256 is now right up your alley with a much more palatable suggested retail price for those not wishing to break the bank.
Time was not a luxury we could afford, so stay tuned for the follow up article with the CrossFire results in comparison to SLI and Quad.
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