FireGL are ATi's workstation graphics cards. The good news is that these still receive a three-year warranty from ATi (everything else only gets one year from them now). The bad news is the driver would be horribly unoptimized for gaming. No, cards like the FireGL from ATi or the Quadro from nVidia are meant for high-precision, high-detail graphics rendering. It'd be a beast of a card for applications like Maya, 3D Studio Max and AutoCAD, but it'd probably perform worse than a Radeon 9000 in Half Life 2. What strikes me though is how oddly low the VRAM amount is... I thought FireGL cards were up to 1GB of video memory?
wow.. wonderif that would be any good for games.. gotta research it more Generalkill8888
Oh That must be the new R600! Huh? that's a Fire GL not a R600... That's like the Quadro cards from Nvidia... LoL, I was jk :D hehe... And I fell for it... duh... okay.
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