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Not bad, though maybe would have been better waiting a few weeks for sales to pick up- people will wait for this one now!
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http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?op...=5427&Itemid=1
http://www.itx.ba/images/stories/200...3870_x2_-a.jpg
Not bad, though maybe would have been better waiting a few weeks for sales to pick up- people will wait for this one now!
and i spy with my little eye two 6 pin connectors.
Retailer starting to modify the reference card, hmmm... I don't need a shorter in my big towers. Hope one comes with a 2 GB version (2 x 1 GB) on full length PCB of course.
australian GeCube stock have dual 6-pin connectors and dual ORBs as well :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by knightwolf654
I'm just waiting for them to figure out that they could use the backside fo the cards better... place one die and set of ramsinks on one side and the other on the opposite... MUCH easier to cool when you can use twice the number of heatsinks.
i wonder how well it ocs... nice to see that its possible to get an even small er pcb working. compare this to nvidias huge 2 pcbs clamped together :lol:
Should OC pretty good If It's anything like the 3870. I can only imagine this thing with 1ghz core volt modded and WC'ed as I've seen people do with the 3870's.
crossfirex @ 1x pcb looking good @ R700 :up:
Is that a 1 slot cooling solution? :O
Does not blow outside the case though. 8(
not 1 slot, as you see there are 4xdvi -> double height
@ topic : length does not matter for me, but this cooling does not look quiet at 200W....
i want 3 slot super silent with hot air out of case + faster vram
Also no cooling on that bridge chip? All other versions seem to have gone out of there way to cool it...
Hopefully with this non-reference design it will be possible to run seperate GPU blocks instead of the full card blocks, as this seems not possible with the reference design.
i doubt it will check to hot tbh, they would of tested it most likely and decided its okQuote:
Originally Posted by n00b 0f l337
yep , this oneQuote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
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Wow. I thought they were already using up as much space possible on the Ref version? I suppose that's not true. That card does look a lot shorter.
Does this DuOrb or whatever it is called make a difference over stock cooler? With the memory speed lock and I assume the core is locked at 998 or something, the stock cooler seems entirely adequate
Is there any advantage using the shorter design besides space?
FYI the power color short version ala non reference is they're OC'ed version......As far as the bridge chip they state it doesn't run hot, on the reference design I'm guessing that it needs cooling sandwiched between the heat of the 2 cores......
less pcb less latencyQuote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
@ anything: mobo/video/raid/etc
I'm probably just seeing things but doesn't it look like one of the GPU cores are exposed?
Not a GPU, but a bridge chip.Quote:
Originally Posted by GripS
SHould be good for some crossfire action in a shuttle case eh?
I still hope to see GDDR4
Yes it does.Quote:
Originally Posted by TopherTony
ah.... Looks just about the same as the GPU core on my old 8500LE(I know.... it's ancient)Quote:
Originally Posted by Calmatory