I have a G4 Cube that shipped with an ATI rage 128 Pro card that is connected to an Apple 22" Cinema display. As of last week the screen is riddled with red and green jagged stripes and areas of ...

If they still have the old Rage Pro, grab it for the $5 and see if you like the 2D quality on it better than the TNT card; back in the day, ATI's 2D quality was <B>slightly</B> superior to Nvidia ...

I still remember my first 3D card—the ATI Rage Pro—so it's with great sadness that I'm writing this: AMD has officially killed the ATI brand. OK, I lied.

So, it wasn't that Apple ditched ATI and in fact there was a 466 MHz model of the Power Mac G4 (Digital Audio) which had a 16MB ATI RAGE 128 Pro graphics card instead.

The Radeon 7000 Mac Edition is managed by ATI’s own system and application software, which provides you with various capabilities such as viewing how the on-board memory is being used, which ...

ATI's All-In-Wonder (AIW) series has been through several generations of hardware and design revisions throughout the years, ranging from early AIW Rage Pro cards to those based on the latest ...

Meanwhile, the 5870 card (which isn't shipping yet) does offer an upgrade path, but only for 2009 Mac Pro owners. Apple still offers the ATI Radeon HD 4870 as an upgrade option for both 2009 and ...

My hardware plans revolved around an AMD Ryzen processor and Radeon graphics, because the AMD K6-2/III and ATI Rage LT Pro from this machine's era hold a special place in my heart. Since it was a ...

Since I can remember, ATI have had an All-In-Wonder product. I first remember seeing them back when I was hacking around on Rage Pro's, so there was certainly an old 6c based All-In-Wonder, adding ...

ATI Technologies has released updated Mac OS 9.x drivers for retail versions of its popular Rage 128 and Radeon-based graphics cards. The new update fixes problems discovered with last week’s update, ...

ATI today released new drivers for its Radeon and RAGE 128-based retail graphics cards for the Mac. The new drivers, version 1.11, are available for download from ATI’s Web site.

Lack of Rage Pro support Threads in Apple's Discussion Boards (one and two) cover user complaints about a lack of "true" video driver support for ATI Rage Pro Macs. This does not mean the Macs ...