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ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT, 2600 Pro, and 2400 XT

Author Edward Chester
Published 16th Jul 2007
ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT, 2600 Pro, and 2400 XT
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We used the full retail version of Prey, patched to version 1.3. All in game settings were set to their maximum apart from anisotropic filtering and anti-aliasing, which we varied for different portions of our testing. Our benchmark is based on a custom demo recorded in the Salvage level which, being indoors, doesn't use a lot of transparent textures so turning on transparency anti-aliasing shouldn't affect performance very much.

We ran our tests twice, once with transparency anti-aliasing and once without to see how this advanced AA technique affected performance. The lighter bars represent our results with it turned on.













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comment Jeremy Betteridge said on 25th October 2008

Hi Edward, is there any real difference between the 2600XT/PRO if I am upgrading from an X600? I am on a Dell Dimension 9150, 3 yrs old. Thanks. Jerry

comment ChickPea said on 3rd March 2009

Would this be a suitable upgrade from an nVidia 5200? I have a customer whose daughter is starting to find that her card struggles with newer games. It has a d-sub out and is an ... more

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