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    PowerColor Radeon 9250 Review

    Posted on Saturday, August 28 2004 @ 20:15:11 CEST by LSDsmurf


    While I recommend spending at least $150 or $200 on a video card if you want to really get into games, what about those of us who aren't into the gaming scene as much, and whose gaming endeavors may be limited to playing the occasional round of UT or Quake 3? What if you don't even care about games, and just want a video card with a few nice features for a cheap price? Why should those people spend $150-200 on a video card? That's why today we're looking at ATi's Radeon 9250, on a board made by our friends at PowerColor.

    Link: FastlaneHW

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