Dell UltraSharp 2405FPW and Radeon 9600?

Power Mac G5, Machine Model: PowerMac7,2, ATI Radeon 9600 Pro, 10.4.4.
Will this machine, with this card drive the Dell 24" monitor? Thanks for your help.

Yes.
http://www.ati.com/products/radeon9600/radeon9600prome/specs.html

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hi,
Ive just brought a Radeon 9600 XT 256mb and it wont run at x8 agp at all, games lockup as soon as i start them, within 5 mins all text on display corrupts and i get a message saying the gpu recover has set the gpu to default settings.
I cant change anything in BIOS to set it to x4 agp as its not selectable and says AUTO only for agp speed setting.
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i havent a clue whats up with it.

hi,
Ive got it running stable in x4 agp and found a post on ATI website about some motherboards not working proberly at x8 agp with Radeon 9600 series graphics cards.
http://mirror.ati.com/support/infobase/4219.html
Got nice scores in 3dmark 2001 and 3dmark 2003
But what confuses me is Quake 3 demo that didnt change at all over my old card and radeon 9000 pro i tried once too.
I got
174fps with Radeon 9100
175fps with Radeon 9000 pro
173fps with Radeon 9600 XT 256mb
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strange or what ?
oh well its a old demo anyway but main thing is big increase in 3dmark 2001 by over 2000 marks

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I suppose that's a possible downside to getting one of these monitors now... It could end up that right around the corner are super high resolution monitors that would make one regret purchasing "old tech".
I got to thinking about video cards yesterday evening, and I almost worked myself up to pulling the trigger on the U3011 plus a new VisionTek ATI Radeon 7850 (2 GB) with 3x the performance of my current video card.
I'm quite used to my 3200 x 1200 desktop, so changing to a 2560 x 1600 desktop might be just a bit of a challenge... When not doing Photoshop I often tend to put reference materials on one monitor while actively working on the other. Of course, I could retain one or both of these perfectly functional 20" monitors turned up sideways as "ears" on both sides and just add the 30" unit in the center... THAT would be an amazing desktop!
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Hi I just recently purchased a refurbished dual-processor 2.0 GHz G5 (early 2005) and I have become curious about the video card. Based on press releases, my video card is an OEM 128 MB Radeon 9600 card.
I'd like to know what were the specs of the different Radeon 9600 variants that Apple included as OEM video cards. As far as a I can gather there are 3 Radeon 9600 types: Radeon 9600 (plain), Radeon 9600 XT, and Radeon 9600 Pro.
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Type: Display
Bus: AGP
Slot: SLOT-1
VRAM (Total): 128 MB
Vendor: ATI (0x1002)
Device ID: 0x4150
Revision ID: 0x0000
ROM Revision: 113-A58504-113
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Dual 2.0 Ghz G5 (Early 2005) Mac OS X (10.4.3)

This question has been bugging me too.
Apparently - the variations in the cards have to do with the [GPU] processor and the speed of the memory used in the video card.
The difference is clockspeed. They're identical otherwise.
In the ATi naming procedure, the progression in extensions is: SE, nothing, Pro, and XT, with XT being the fastest.
The 9600 is clocked slower than the 9600 XT and 9600 Pro, and bench marks usually show a noticeable margin between the 9600 and 9600 Pro.
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182.95
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199.15
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116.12
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159.57
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124.56
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145.34
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119.01
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233.57
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96.87
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Uncached Read
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79.92
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102.80
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ATI Radeon X800 XT 256MB (ADC, dual-link DVI)
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I recommend you install nothing older than the Apple-firware 5770, about US$250.
RE: Mac Pro Replacement Graphics cards
1) Apple brand cards,
2) "sold in the Apple store" cards, and
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... show all the screens, including Boot up screens, Safe Mode, Installer, Recovery, debug screens, and Alt/Option boot screens. At this writing, these choices include:
1) Apple brand cards:
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hello all!
Just a quick question. I'm (semi) technically proficient and am pretty good with hardware, but still uneasy with Apple stuff.
I have a ATI Radeon 9600 I believe (It's somewhere around there; whatever came stock with the unit)and I'm going to purchase a 20" ACD in a couple of weeks and have a question:
Now I know that the card is a massive 64 MB! (lol) and I've never upgraded cause never really had a reason. I am aware of splitting your vram over 2 displays can hinder the display causing ghosting and graininess and wondered what you guys thought about purchasing another card to run this display. I have to hold onto my ATI because of the ADC connector, and dropping 99 bucks for a converter is not a wise decision for me quite yet. Now I've been made aware of running multiple cards on a unit. It can't be as simple as popping in another card and taking it from there would it?!? The OS would go nucking futs figuring out what card to use and such I would assume.
So, after all that rigamarole:
CAN I run 2 cards on my MDD dual G4?
If so, how?
also, SHOULD I run a second card if I can (you guys with this setup can help me tons!)
if so, what card would you guys recommend. I'm looking around the 128 MB variety. I don't want to break the bank, getting an 800 dollar display, then a 300 dollar card.
edit: also, the max rez on the 17" studio is 1280 x 1024 and the 20" ACD 1680 x 1050. That shouldn't be a problem should it? I mean, it's only REALLY adding pixels length wise, and only 26 more height so the 20" won't be knocked down in rez to make up for this right?
(forgive my ignorance, though I've used the dual-display setup, I've never owned one. and to be fair, that one had the same size monitors on both)
So, guys (and gals) help me out here!

Mr Mayhem,
if I understand you correctly, you want to use the (older/ADC connection) 17" apple display together with the (newer/DVI connection) 20" apple display together on your MDD Dual 1 G.
My first advice would be to get two displays of the same kind. You will love that (equal screen resolutions just feel better somehow) ... get a 2nd hand 17" or, even better, ditch the 17" and get two 20".
In case you rather stick to your original plan - just get the ATi Radeon 9200 Mac Edition and put it in one of the PCI slots of your MDD. It will feed the 20" via DVI conncetor and it'll cost you roughly around 100.- and the 128 MB onboard RAM will be ok for standard use; maybe just not for betatesting Quake VII Arena. Probably the best bang for buck in your situation. Lood Guck !

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