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Could be desktop or mobile version . You are welcome to share things like how you got it, and your thoughts/experiences about it.
ATI / AMD
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ATI Mach 64 🙂
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5770, first thing I tested was the Crysis 2 demo, it killed my shitty PSU in about 10 minutes.
ID: gscbqzbID: gscfh4jYeah it was some PSU that came with the case.
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ATI Radeon X1650 pro 512mb AGP
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HD 7850 1GB
ID: gscb0tkHate to do it. But HD 7850 2GB was mine. *side smirk 🙂
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Depends what counts.
9800pro if ATI counts.
5850 if technically AMD, but still under the ATI branding.
r9 290 for first under the AMD name.ID: gscapk4Awesome. I was just about to edit question to include ati. Mine was 5650m
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Radeon 9600 Pro. That line of graphics cards was so legendarily good.
ID: gsccd8bWhat year was it ?
ID: gscedr42002. I think you would've been a bit young to know about it since your first was a 5660m. 🙂
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My first ATI
ATI Radeon x700Pro 256MB
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270X is the first one I remember. Did a good job until I replaced it with a 970 a few years later.
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ATI VGA Wonder.
Stayed with them all the way to about 4 years ago, when I had a Low Profile Case, and the GTX1050Ti came out, with outstanding performance for a PCI-powered card. My first AMD processor was the AMD maths co-processor, and I finally moved off Intel, with an AMD Duron. Back in the day...
ID: gscgyjcGlad to hear that. And because of u I'm hearing for the first time about amd processors I never even knew existed.
Omg. I was just reading about vga wonder. Was it a card from 1990s?
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Radeon HD4850 club! I was on Team Green before that, been Team Red ever since.
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The Ryder 7 3700X. I’d always been Team Blue and they reigned supreme during my build cycle, but the future is now. The only allegiance I have left is Team Green on graphics - this is personal and will likely never change.
ID: gsci5os🙂 . 3700x is my first amd processor too.it came with my prebuilt. For the first few weeks after I got it, I was wondering if it's a good cpu or a cheap ,bad performing cpu (I had no much idea about cpus 1 year ago). It kept performing good and then I kept seeing news that amd cpus are really moving the industry forward and began feeling good about my choice.
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I believe it was the Mach 8
I might actually still have it somewhere...
If we were to restricted it to the first Radeon... then it'd be the radeon 32mb
ID: gsciatd32mb? Wow. I'm glad I posted this question ..I was thinking ati made GPUs only since the beginning of 2000s
ID: gscr6qdATI has been in the business a very long time.. longer than nvidia or frankly any current graphics company technically if i recall right.
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R9 290x
ID: gscjc8rCool. And before that? (I was wondering which nvidia model)
ID: gscjhh4GTX 660
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The Gigabyte Radeon HD4850. The fan liked to not start at when PC was turned on so I had to spin it manually with my finger so it would work. Fun times.
ID: gscjlapGood old days
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X800XL
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3d Rage II
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Hd 6850
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HD 7870. Great card.
ID: gscmwl0I used to read about these high end GPUs and wished I would have been able to buy them .
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hd 4890 vapor x 1gb
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My first was crossfire 290's xfx double dissipation. They were the first gpu I had bought myself before that i had my brothers sli 8800gtx's that were also xfx
ID: gscqn2tGlad to hear that . 8800gtx was my first dream gpu
ID: gscrkriI still miss the 8800gtx it was a great card always regretted selling them.
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Ati 9800 pro
AMD HD 4850 (pretty sure it was branded Ati but got released after AMD took over)
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Sapphire R9 270X. I still have it
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5600XT.
I really don’t grasp how this card isn’t considered more highly than it is. It smashes anything 1080p ultra with zero problem, often pushing 100+ frames in even demanding games. It can also do a good bit of 1440p, with some well optimized games breaking 90-100 fps. I have a friend with a 2070 and I really wouldn’t say our experiences are much different other than demanding games in 1440p and this is usually considered to be a subpar 2060-equivalent gpu. I’ll be honest that this is only my second PC ever and I’m really not that knowledgable, but this card far exceeded what people made it out to me to be.
ID: gscun84Truth.
ID: gscvoe4When you can run NMS VR with almost everything on ultra and have enough frames to not get nauseous... can you really complain?
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If we are adding ATI, my first ATI card was the 9600NP in which some of these cards had all the pipelines (stream processors now days) of the 9700. If you were lucky, you could enable the extra 4 pipelines and get 9700 performance. Which I did.
Aside for a few ATI cards after that, I never owned an AMD/ATI card.
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HD 5450 1GB. Just a plain generic GPU but died after 3 years of usage.
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HD6450! i had an FX5200 + pentium 4 up till then so it felt like a big upgrade lol. i was like 12.
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HD 5830 ...
It was a crap card, way too hot, high in power consumption.
But for me it was within my budget and a beast.
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ATI Radeon 32m AGP. Still have it. Did well for me for quite a few years when I was a kid.
The first card I bought myself was a Sapphire HD 7770 Ghz Edition. What a wonderful upgrade lol
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ATI 3D Xpression back in 1997
Put this in my Pentium 133Mhz system.
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ATI Rage pro back in the 90s.
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Sapphire dual-X 7970
technically i had a computer with a built in ATI IGPU before that but i can't remember what that was
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ATI Rage 128 was my first real card. Played the mess out of Unreal Tournament and Quake 2-3 with that beast l. Always ran 16bit color and 800x600.
引用元:https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/mdyrpo/what_was_your_first_amd_card/
Omg..it killed your psu?