[CUBE] Radeon 7000

[Chris Weiss]

One thing to note - the Radeon 7000's are not compatible with sleep
mode - I did this hack a while ago, not thinking that I'd mind that
much, but it's turned out to be a deal-breaker and I reverted back to
the original Radeon card.

On Thu, 13 May 2004 18:52:36 +0200, Riba <riba at hi.hinet.hr> wrote:
> 
> > with a 120 maxtor drive, but otherwise standard. Can anyone tell me how
> > comfortable the heat from the 7000 is in a cube with no fan, and how
> > much
> > extra pressure I will be putting on the DC-DC board.  I would rather
> > leave
> > things as is than take risks. Also, looking at ebay there seem to be
> > lots of
> 
> I wouldn't worry. Radeon 7000 is a bit slower performance-wise compared
> to the original Radeon that was an option for the Cube, and since it is
> using more recent GPU core I believe it uses less power and produces
> less heat than original Radeon.
> 
> 
> 
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