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Sapphire x1950pro LITE version?

I have it (the AGP version though), and it only means you don't get a bundle with the card it would seem. It comes in a small packaging, you only get a driver CD and the relevant cables. Other than that, there are no technical differences.

Edit: Can't say about the PCIe version and the CF bridge, sorry.
 
ahaha good lord. here is the COMPLETELY useless reply i just got back from infonec when i asked them the same questions.

Lite retail means the videocard comes in a box with drivers. It doesn't come with other accessories like games and extra cables. The videocard is sealed and i wouldn't be able to open to check but i know that only crossfire video cards come with crossfire interconnect bridge and the Sapphire X1950 Pro isn't crossfire card. Please look at the card carefully and make sure you do more research and read the reviews on any specific card that you want to purchase. Thank you

useless, and WRONG since last time i checked, the x1950pros were all crossfire enabled... duh. guess i dont need an answer anymore, since there is no way in hell that i would buy this thing from them now. never seen the LITE listed anyhwere else locally, so i guess i dont have to worry about it anymore.
 
lite = no games or apps bundled like they said. and ye that support guy is a total noob lol! they are all crossfire cards :p
 
oh, it gets better. in subsequent emails he told me that the crossfire connections are usually shipped with the motherboard. good grief - thats NVIDIA solutions that ship the connectors with the mobo! afaik, all the ATI connectors - old style and new style, come with the video cards and have never been part of the motherboard package.

anyways, guess i will find somewhere else to do business.
 
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