• Abit RX600XT-PCIE - At only $181 online, the Abit X600 XT is the least expensive card of the lot. Every bit as fast as the Gigabyte, the Abit card boasts strong video signal quality at high resolutions and a great cable bundle, but the software package is pretty weak. Also, Abit's warranty doesn't offer the best coverage. The RX600XT-PCIE is also the noisiest card we looked at today, although only by a decibel.
• Albatron Trinity PCX5900 - If you want to crank up clock speeds, the Trinity looks to have the most potential. The card's core and memory are running well below their capabilities, at least on our sample, and memory overclocking can yield excellent performance gains thanks to a 256-bit bus. Unfortunately, the Albatron's game bundle is weak, and its Far Cry performance is off the back. At $215, the Trinity PCX5900 is also the most expensive card of the three cards.
• Gigabyte GV-RX60X128V - VIVO support and a great game bundle give the Gigabyte X600 XT a big edge over the competition, and Gigabyte's two-year parts and labor warranty sweetens the deal. This card is available for $190, making it quite a steal given what's inside the box.