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[RaymondCarver]

'Never heard of these guys before. How are their products, and do any of you own them?

 

[AntoneM]

Straight from the Beyond3D x800 Pro GeCube review...

Although GeCube may be a name that has only appeared relatively recently on the AIB (Add-In Board) vendor market, they have a fair history behind them.

Created as a subsidiary of Gigabyte, Info-Tek Corp were established in 1990, however recently they have added the GeCube brand to their product line-up, bringing a PC graphics components to their portfolio. Having formerly been an NVIDIA partner, Gigabyte were one of the first AIB’s to begin dual sourcing their graphics chips by including ATI graphics in their line-up. Despite Gigabyte continuing their dual sourced graphics product line, their GeCube subsidiary was tasked with bringing, at present, only ATI boards to the market.

rest of article:
http://www.beyond3d.com/reviews/gecube/x800pro/

 

[RaymondCarver]

Fuck a duck, that ain't good.

Supports 256MB DDR with 128-bit memory 590Mhz interface to delivers the bandwidth for real time 3D gaming, graphics and barrier free performance

GECUBE RADEON 9800(R360 VPU) 128-bit 256MB for the Performance Gamers within the budget.

TotalCost $184.00

http://www.komusa.com/



Cripple me Elmo memory doesn't get it. Pricewatch, you got my hopes up.