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Today's tested product comes from our loyal partner HiS, they are releasing this X1600 XT product with IceQ cooling onto the market for a very attractive suggested 179 USD and that's including 256 MB of memory, a free game and furthermore a nice bundle. and that's where this product is getting more interesting. Something has changed since the October announcement though, ATI made sure the prices where lowered and we can now get this X1600 XT product for the same price as, for example, a GeForce 6600 GT. Even though it's packed with the latest features and decent enough performance, the consumers figured that the product was released too expensive compared to NVIDIA's latest gem, the GeForce 6800 GS. A card that was received by the consumer with a 'so-so' response. Hey everybody, it's time for a new graphics card review here at, this week a retail version of ATI's Radeon X1600 XT card. Product type: 256 MB (GDDR3) mid-range graphics card