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ATI to showcase physics GPUs at Computex
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We hear that the red team has prepared a live demo of some fancy physics on Crossfire cards.
We suspect you'll need at least two cards to show off the real power and assist the CPU in performing the cool-looking stuff.
Read the complete story here. (The Inquirer)
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