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If you believe the rumours ati's next top end is going to be 4 chips on 1 board and the chips are meant to be based on the lines of the 3870's so this card maybe a good measure on how they may perform. Low end is 1 chip medium end 2 and i suppose they could go medium to high 3 then obviously highend 4. I hope they do something with the aa though as to me this is what has weakend there current line up of cards.
lol, no way i'd pay £300 for one of them! £250 maybe.. £200-230 defo
I wonder how they'd overclock though? (not that o/c'ing is as important in a crossfire setup due to the demand for information from the cpu, and the cpu becoming the bottleneck.)
Matthew
What do they mean "Built in HDMI"? Unless I'm missing something all I can see is 2 dvi ports which is not built in hdmi
i think if u buy two of them u would need a crossfirex ready motherboard.. maybe...
End of the day, if ATi manage to pull this off and bring the price into the £200 and below range, they're going to have a sure fire winner. I think this card could be ATi's 8800GT, if priced sensibly.
End of the day, if ATi manage to pull this off and bring the price into the £200 and below range, they're going to have a sure fire winner. I think this card could be ATi's 8800GT, if supplied sensibly.
"Hi there, Id like to buy a HD3870 X2 Please"
"Certainly Sir, would you like us to deliver that on a low loader for you, or would you prefer to take it home in a limo?"
Skyboat makes a good point. I doubt ATi would have a problem with supply of these though.