ATI Rage Fury Maxx Reviews

This video card was a little bit revolutionary when it was first released, not because of it's performance or benchmarks, but because it was the first video card to be released with dual processors on. ATI had the right idea that this was the way to go, it's just a shame it only had dual Rage 128 Pro processors on. The Rage 128 graphics ...

The Rage Fury MAXX looked like it was going to be one of those cards that go straight to the top of the market because it was offering the best components, the fastest components and the most memory on board. A whopping 64Mb RAM built onto the board seemed very appealing. It would aswell with a price tag of around $200. However the card just does ...

It doesn't work with Windows 2000. If you are happy that you will not need to upgrade to Win 2000 during the lifetime of your card then this is the best at its price. If not, then take a look at the GeForce chip based cards. One of the main advantages that this card has over its competitors is that it is using the ATI Rage ...

ATI's Rage Fury Maxx targets hard-core gamers with double-barreled, 32-bit performance. Its unique design packs two graphics engines on one card, but before you can move up to this level of 3D realism, you need to make sure you meet the minimum system requirements. Two-Fisted Technology The Rage Fury Maxx consists of two 32MB Rage 128 ...