ATI All-In-Wonder 9800 PRO 128 MB

Pros: ATI Support, Stability, Length of Product Lifetime, HAPPY FUN potential!

Cons: It needs to plug into your power supply. Massive amounts of wires.

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Review: I find the older I get the more I am all about the joys of instant gratification. This means I do not want to do mountains of research and review endless pages of geeks arguing over the respective capabilities of certain sound cards or even worse over ...

Pros: Gaming, TV, dual monitors, video out, video in

Cons: nothing

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this card to anyone who games or wants to watch/capture TV/home movies on their computer.

Review: Please Note: I bought this card refurbed, so I didn't get the drivers and cables, so I really can't comment on out-of-the-box installation. This card rocks. Not only does it play every game I've come across (minus Doom 3) with all settings maxed @ ...

Pros: Beautiful, Smooth Graphics, Excellent software support

Cons: Driver upgrades difficult, MASSIVE POWER DRAIN

The Bottom Line: It is absolutely worth the money if you are going to use everything, however, if you don't need all the inputs and outputs, don't bother getting the All-in-Wonder.

Review: This is THE card if you are both a gamer and a multimedia enthusiast. This card is more expensive, though, than you might want to spend if you don't have to be on the bleeding edge. If you are a low key gamer (i.e. you won't have to play Half-Life 2 or ...

Pros: Great Performance, low price, best low-cost AGP solution

Cons: large power-draw, underpowered for new games

The Bottom Line: If you have an AGP slot, and don't want to spend north of $150, this is the best card you can get

Review: I bought this card early 2003 for around $200-$300. I actually bought the 64mb version because it was a faster card in all aspects (uses faster RAM so it was faster in all benchmarks than the 128mb version) while being considerably cheaper. ...

Pros: Multimedia beast, Amazing video game graphics, TIVO

Cons: Will heat up your box.

Review: This card is great. It out performs the nvida 5950($500.00) on a third of the video games and is just barley below it on the rest. I play the Far Cry demo(the most graphically intensive game to date) at full everything at 1280x1024 resolution with out a ...

Pros: EVERYTHING

Cons: NONE - except trying 2 get the TV 2 work

Review: hi ppl, any1 that wants 2 buy the card go 4 it :o. Its the best card 4 graphics and everything. The only problem i have had with it so far is the Tv tuner. i dunno how 2 get it 2 work - maybe its the drivers or something. IF ANY KNOWS HOW TO GET IT 2 ...

Pros: ThruView translucent window for Video playback, efficient high quality encoding, strong 3d gaming peformance

Cons: Difficult but frequent driver and software upgrades

The Bottom Line: The AIW 9800 Pro sets the standard for multimedia video cards, making the multimedia PC with great 3d video gaming performance a reality for many users.

Review: The ATI All-In-Wonder 9800 Pro (AIW 9800 Pro) is “the” video card for PC enthusiastics looking for high end gaming performance and a complete set of multimedia entertainment tools in one package. Released in of June 2003, the AIW 9800 ...

Pros: Mainstream graphics performance, great bundle of TV/Video features, compatibility

Cons: Buggy Multimedia Center software, awful software update procedures, poor support

The Bottom Line: If you want a great TV/Video bundle, and you can put up with buggy software, can't beat the AIW.

Review: I’ve just upgraded to the ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon 9800 Pro graphics card after using the nearly-identical AIW 9000 Pro in my home desktop PC for the last 2 years (yes, I’m a bit behind the bleeding edge – I prefer a mainstream bargain!). I already ...

Pros: Awesome Graphics, TV on your computer

Cons: Drains a lot of power, Drivers can be difficult at times.

Review: This card is insane. I use this card to play Need For Speed Underground 2. The graphics are amazing. It runs flawlessly. The only real problems I have found with it is that it drains a lot of power and the drivers can be less than cooperative sometimes. ...

Pros: The card gets high marks for video quality when it works.

Cons: RMAs take 10 days. You need working video card to get RMA(online)LOUD FAN!

The Bottom Line: Don't buy ATI unless you don't mind waiting 2 weeks or more for RMA. Works well (when it works), but a very loud fan. Customer Service gets -4 stars.

Review: I bought this card for a new system. Out of the box the drivers didn't work right. After waiting 3 days for a long Canadian holiday I got through to customer service who walked me through the driver install on their website. The card worked very well ...