The Tech Report has had an interesting time trying to get their review of the HD 2400 & 2600 posted, but their persistence has paid off, and it is up.  As we’ve seen in other reviews, these cards are lacking in the speed department, but have other benefits to offer users.  The Tech Report tries to focus on some of these, like the Avivo HD that gives native support for dual-link DVI ports and HDCP.  If you also consider the lower heat emission and power requirements, there are certainly applications that for these cards.
“At last, I’m pleased to report, our review is complete. The result isn’t perfect by any means (as we are keenly aware), but we do have a number of intriguing things to offer, including a look at the new Radeon HD cards’ Avivo HD video acceleration capabilities, with tests of CPU utilization, image quality, and power use during playback. We also have a 3D graphics performance comparison, complete with some thoughts about why ATI’s new GPUs tend to fall short of expectations in that department. Keep reading for our take on the new low-end and mid-range Radeons.”

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