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ATI All-in-Wonder Radeon X800 XT Video Card (256MB, AGP 8X, DVI, 2D/3D w/ HDTV-Out)

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User Reviews for ATI All-in-Wonder Radeon X800 XT Video Card (256MB, AGP 8X, DVI, 2D/3D w/ HDTV-Out)

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Strengths: I bought this in November, and was stunned to learn that ATI would not be providing support for the TV tuner functionality within Vista.

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Overall Evaluation: This is a ridiculous decision by ATI. I've now had to go out and buy a new graphics card by NVIDIA in order to get my TV to work in Vista. ATI says they are phasing out the All in Wonder line, so don't buy this if you think you'll want to upgrade to Vista. Ever.
Reviewed by: lokilies

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Weaknesses: Software is next to worthless.

Overall Evaluation: Give yourself 15-20 minutes every Sunday to "update" TV listings. To my knowledge you can't record a channel you're not watching. Controls are buggy and counter intuitive. Difficulty deleting recorded TV. The card will not switch display from landscape to portrait when I rotate the screen. I would not buy again.

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