Tirupati announces GeCube X Series

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Built for Speed with Unique Turbo Extreme Silent Fan with GDDR3 512MB Memory.

Following on from the launch of its X1950XT AGP 8X product, the leading Taiwanese graphics card company Info-Tek released its GECUBE X1950XT X series for the PCI-Express 16X Lane.

The GECUBE X1950XT X series PCI-E also uses the ATI Radeon R580+ chip matched to 512MB of GDDR3 memory. Equipped with the company’s proprietary Turbo Extreme Silent Fan, this product is among the best on the market in terms of cost versus performance. The same shall be available in India through Tirupati Enterprises, the exclusive distributor for GECUBE products.

At the ASIC of the X1950XT X series of graphics is the ATI Radeon R580+ GPU – the market’s current top performance chip. Its 48-pixel pipelines architecture offers the fastest image processing speed while the 512MB of GDDR3 high-speed memory gives the card spectacular performance in 3DMark. Added to the mix is GECUBE’s copper Turbo Extreme Silent Fan with reduced air resistance, improved heat dissipation and lower noise.

When running 3D environment the proprietary fan design keeps the noise from the fan under 18db-. The card incorporates three heatpipes working in tandem with the fan ensuring that overheating is no longer a problem for high-end cards. The X1950XT X series supports Dual DVI (2 Dual Link) output interfaces boosting the maximum screen resolution supported. The built-in Overdrive Control Panel from ATI and temperature monitoring mode provides overclockers with a fast and cool experience. With the X series, GECUBE has managed to combine “Ultimate Performance and Ultimate Quietness” in one product while also outperforming other competitors in the same class.

The 1950XT X series supports the latest Shader Model 3.0 architecture, produces the highest frame rates in the industry and comes with 48 pixel pipelines to provide the fastest graphics processing capability. It also supports High Definition Content Protection (HDCP), Blu-ray, HD DVD, 1080i, and HDTV’s high definit