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It's getting closer and I can't wait to see this baby performs and hopefully get some flying colors over Nvidia's 8800 series.

http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/8978/r600inthewild01ljs6.th.jpg

http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/2535/r600inthewild02lwg3.th.jpg

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I notice the two little bridge connection similar to SLI. I'm not sure that it's what I think it is but it would be neat to Crossfire them cards that way.

http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/2716/untitledwt5.th.png

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:o damn she is sexy :lol:

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I know, the hotrod flame effect is very appealing indeed.

1Gb of GDDR4! Too much? or this card may handle ultra high resolution. I can't wait to see actual game benchmarks like BF2, Quake4, FEAR, Oblivion and etc.

And last the price.

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yea :b looks really nice

haha never too much :D i remember they said 256mb was 2 much a few years back ahah =d

yea i wanna see some damn benches.. im gonna play at a 24'' so i really hope it performs good at high resolution or else i have 2 wait for next generation :(

Just my two frames' worth.
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Actually those are Crossfire connectors, and not 'like SLi', dual SLi came out after the R1950P/X1650XT which had the 2 connecotr Xfire, which opened up the possability of multi-cards in a chain, nV didn't add TRUE multi card SLi support beyond 1+1 in their chips until the G80, which also added the multi-connector on the GTX models.

http://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/productimage/14-195-029-05.jpg

BTW, even sexier would be some shadermark results, not st00pid Bungholio score, now those would be sexy. 8)

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I notice the two little bridge connection similar to SLI. I'm not sure that it's what I think it is but it would be neat to Crossfire them cards that way.





Thats exactly what its for, internal Crossfire, no more external dongle. And from what i read somewhere there bridge connector offers double the bandwidth of the SLI bridge connector, between the 2 cards.

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I notice the two little bridge connection similar to SLI. I'm not sure that it's what I think it is but it would be neat to Crossfire them cards that way.

http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/2716/untitledwt5.th.png



Most of the current ati cards support that crossfire method or software corssfire. only the X1900XTX and the X1950XTX has the stupid dongle thing.

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GAWD!!! The true geeks come out...

Person 1: "DUDE! LOOK AT THAT CARD!!! IT'S SEXY!!!"
Person 2: "Yea, I know, it's the flames" 8)
Person 1: "Man, I'd like to get her right now"
Person 3: "Yea, that'd make my system look really sexy"

Near future... computers will learn how to please us beyond any woman's capabilities :P

Human porn will soon be replaced by computer porn ROFL!!!

Anyways... it does look kind of big... shouldn't be a problem though for my Antec P180 case :tongue:

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I heard thats gonna be 31cm of pure power in this baby. 8O

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Thanks for clearing that up. The last ATI card I have was the X800GTO. The dongle crossfire connectors from the other models are annoying I think.

Now I want to see some mano a mano with AMD/ATI R600 vs Nvidia G80 top end graphics cards. Whoever wins and to consider the price as well will when my favor again and hopefully I could use ATI card once more.

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computer porn ??? :lol: sounds nice 8O but in a distant future , about this card , all i can say is that i'm gonna buy it after its release ,if it can beat the 8900 , and that its way too hot :oops: :oops: , but why it says ATI and not amd ??

my first post :twisted:

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yea :P newegg.com gonna be one big porno site haha

well not bigger than the 8800gtx i suppose?

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ATI R600

Ati R600


Thats big!!!

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because ATI makes the graphic cards :p AMD may have bought em but its still them who make the cards :p ..

Just my two frames' worth.
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Anyways... it does look kind of big... shouldn't be a problem though for my Antec P180 case :tongue:



Actually the retail R600 is supposed to fall between an 8800GTS and a GTX in length, closer to the GTS of the two. Those pictures seem to confirm that based on the length ratios of the board and the PCIe slot.

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And it's kind of funny on how their names look somewhat similar...

ATI
AMD

... DIAMAT ... there's a name with all their letters combined.

I need sleep...

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Just my two frames' worth.
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I prefer the InQ's acronym: DAAMIT

It just has a good ring for when things go wrong.

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yea, I saw that one too... I was just trying to aim for something that was a little more unique in sound, not just spelling :tongue:

Just my two frames' worth.
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You cou;d also go the I-MAD-AT route. :twisted: