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MaximumPC Reviews the Velocity Micro ProMagix with EVGA.com e-GeForceFX 5950 Ultra |
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Velocity
Micro ProMagix |
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EVGA.com
e-GeForce FX 5950 Ultra |
The Velocity
Micro ProMagix, which is powered by the EVGA.com e-GeForce FX 5950 Ultra,
was was just awarded a Verdict of 9 in the June 2004 issue of MaximumPC.
"For video, the ProMagix comes with a slightly overclocked EVGA GeforceFX 5950 Ultra, a surprising choice considering that the Raptor had a Radeon 9800 Pro. Still, the 5950 Ultra is no slouch, so we cant complain. We should also note that Velocity Micro, along with EVGA, offers a generous 90-day videocard upgrade policy that allows users to migrate to nVidias new NV40-based chipset when that hardware becomes available."
The article goes on to talk about the 5950's performance:
"The 5950 Ultras dazzling performance helped the ProMagix power its way through our benchmarks. We were especially impressed in our gaming benchmarks, where the rig delivered a forceful 69.7 frames per second in Jedi Academy and 44.3 frames per second in Halo."
![](/articles/images/187-a.gif) MaximumPC's verdict on the ProMagix w/ GeForce 5950U "Incredible performance, fantastic storage options"
Read the
full review by Tae Kim at MaximumPC: Velocity
Micro ProMagix
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